Tupperware? (sippy cup related... again)

adamsbabble

In light of Ava's Nuby spouts biting the dust and me not being able to find the replacements without having to buy new cups altogether, I was thinking it would make more sense to go ahead and get some kind of big kid cup (something she can use with a lid if needed but can also practice without a lid).  Any suggestions?  The Tupperware tumblers (shown below) are the only thing that come to mind for something like this but I can't find any reviews or anything saying if they are BPA free or not?

Meg41208

tupperware is not made from the kind of plastic that contains BPA.  only polycarbonate plastic (the clear hard kind that nalgene bottles & the like are made out of) is the kind you need to worry about BPA in.

LoriZ

Hmm, I thought all Tupperware had BPA.  I remember reading something about it on their website two years ago.  Maybe they've changed it since then, though.  I'll see if I can find it on their website again...

LoriZ

I stand corrected.  None of their children's products have BPA:  https://www.tupperware.com/coe/app/tup_widget.show_page?fv_page_code=safetyqa&fv_section_name=help&fv_category_code=search&fv_item_category_code=200550.  

We have some of the 11 oz Impressions tumblers.  They're pretty awesome.  Maybe now I'll even be willing to put them in the dishwasher.  I never did since I thought they had BPA (and somehow hand washing them made me feel better about it).

buckeyethor

we use them. they are our favorites (once she learned to not tip them over). my mom still has the same old ones from when i was a kid and they are in great shape. she had to replace the lids (kids chewing on them) but not the cups.

shellbug79

Very late to the  convo but we have these cups and they are Isabelle's favorites.  I also like the size of them b/c I don't feel like she can fill up on her drink like she can with some of the other sippys out there.

Michelle