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You can add the stylish Fluid Toddler Cup by Boon Inc. to the list of BPA-free sippy cups for toddlers. This streamlined no-spill toddler cup has an ergonomic, two-handed grip that is perfect for small hands. Plus, the angled spout requires less head tipping, making it more comfortable to use. According the Boon's website, the Fluid Toddler Cup boasts:
- Angled spout requires less head tipping
- Ergonomic two-handed grip
- Perfect for small hands
- Two-piece design
- Dishwasher-safe
- Holds 9 oz.
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1-31-2008 @ 11:56AM
smrfchic said...Looks kind of hard to clean....
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