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Lollacup Straw Cup
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about the Lollacup Straw CupWhat’s cuter than a rooster shaped sippy cup? Whimsical and fun, the Lollacup Straw Cup is an innovative cup designed to help babies and toddlers successfully use a straw. In red, orange, or green, each Lollacup has a sweet rooster face and a little rooster comb atop its sippy cup head.
The Lollacup has a flexible, valve-free straw with a weighted end that anchors it in the liquid so babies as young as 9 months can easily and effectively drink, even when reclined at an angle. The straw is narrow, helping to limit the amount of liquid that flows into little mouths. Lollacup is the perfect cup for the discerning parent, free of BPA, phthalates, lead, PVC, nitrosamines, melamine, and biologically toxic chemicals. The handle removes easily so this cup fits into any cup holder and minimal parts make it a cinch to clean. All parts are proudly manufactured, assembled, and packaged in the USA.
Features and Benefits: Valve-free, weighted straw For use with babies as young as 9 months Free of BPA, phthalate, lead, PVC, nitrosamines, melamine, and biologically toxic chemicals Made in the USA
Lollacup Straw Cup Reviews
Lollacup Straw Cup
2.0
out of 5.0
based on 1 ratings.
1
user reviews.
Lollacup Straw Cup
Not my favorite
by Natick Mom
from Natick MA
reviewed on
2011-07-06
2.0 stars out of 5.0 stars
I was excited to find a cup made in the USA that had a straw and was portable. When I found it was at Magic Beans, I drove over to get one, as soon as I could. I intended to use this for water so I wasn't too worried about a few leaks, but this was a bit disappointed at how easily the water can leak.
I am worried the cup will crack with the first toss in the air by my toddler. The handles are wimpy, the cup part is not the sturdiest and the straw is in multiple parts (that is good and bad). The cleaning brush is included in the purchase, which is very nice, but for the price, I was really expecting more from this cup. On the up side, my son quickly figured out how to flip the lid to get to the straw. The straw is very easy for him to drink from and he appears to like it. It makes a cute gift but is not necessarily the everyday cup for which you may be looking. I guess it is just lacking that extra something that keeps me from wanting to use it or ever purchase another one. The search for a better straw cup continues. You may also like these items...
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