Go BPA Free

Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical used for the manufacture of many commonly used plastic products, some of these being baby bottles, baby sippy cups, drinking bottles, plastic toys, plastic tableware etc.
Studies over the past few years have linked even low levels of BPA, (which reportedly can leak from plastics into food ), to serious health problems, breast cancer, behaviour changes in babies, obesity, and early onset of purberty.
In 2009 the major baby bottle makers in the United States agreed to stop using BPA in their manufacturing process. The use of the chemical isn't banned in all countries but I see no reason why parents can't be on the safe side just in case.
As a result of this research there are now a wide variety of BPA Free products available on the market & therefore parents can opt for safer baby products.

Links to commonly available BPA Free products.


NUK Gerber BPA Free Sip and Smile Spill Proof Cup, 7 Ounce, 2 Pack, Colors May Vary

NUK Gerber BPA Free Sip and Smile Spill Proof Cup 2 Hand le Cup Design, 7 Ounce, Single Pack, Colors May Vary




Nuby BPA FREE No-spill Sippy Gripper Cup 10 Oz - boy colors
Dr. Brown's BPA Free Polypropylene Natural Flow Bottle Newborn Feeding Set
First Essential Fashion Tints BPA Free Plastic Nurser With Latex Nipple, 9 Ouce, 3 Pack
Nuby BPA FREE Icy Bite Teether Keys - New and Improved

Toy Reviews

One of the best toys we had for our boys was an activity table.
From around 3 months when they could roll over we removed the legs and used the tabletop during tummytime. When learning to kneel and crawl we added 2 legs so the table was on an angle and they could see and play with all the knobs & gadgets. Finally when learning to stand we added the other 2 legs and they loved pulling themselves to stand or to dance to the music.
I can't think of another toy where we got so much value for money.

My personal rating ***** ( 5 star )