We just love Elodie products. They ooze style with everything they make and these Sippy Cups go a long way to prove that.

Just the right size for tiny hands to grip. Just the right look for tiny tots to have. This beaker is made of tough plastic and is fitted with an anti-spill lid. With a capacity of 150 milliliters, this beaker should be able to satisfy even the thirstiest of little ones. It is dishwasher and microwave safe and complies to European Safety Standard EN-14350.

The Tilty Cup cup is a great new design that makes it easier for toddlers to drink without tipping the cup all the way back over their heads. There is an angled wall of plastic inside the cup that tips the liquid toward the toddler’s mouth as he or she tilts the cup up to drink.

When it’s time to move onto to a regular child’s cup, kids who are used to the Tilty Cup are less likely to dump their drink all over themselves when they tip it too far back out of habit.

Key Features:

* Ergonomic design makes drinking easier and more comfortable

* Snap on lid without a valve as recommended by the ADA

* Helps transition to cups with less mess

* Ease of use helps promote independent eating

* No more frustration during eating time

Yes there are a lot of food storage products on the market but none of them seem to work that well. However this is one item that actually delivers the goods. Created by Brother Max these food portioners are going to make your life very much easier.

The individual pots click together for easy filling and storage, enabling mum’s to decide what shape to create to suit the space in their freezer, and then can be filled straight from the pan with no gaps or dirt traps saving time and creating less mess.

For ease you can feed straight from the pots, or pop out from frozen with the ingenious pressure button underneath the pot – no more frozen fingers! The pots, available as sets of six small or four large, are microwave, sterilizer, freezer and dishwasher safe, and also come with a handy pen for writing the name of your dish on each pot. The lids of the pots close tight, so you can put them in your travel bag for when you are out and about with no worries!

Key Features:

* Click together for easy filling and storage

* Can be filled straight from the pan

* Enable you to you feed straight from the pots

* Pop out the food from frozen with the ingenious pressure button underneath the pot.

* Freeze and store as many or few pots as you like

Here’s a great new product that has been made in the UK, the Doidy Cup. The special slant makes it so much easier for little ones to drink from a cup, and the Doidy makes it possible for even very young children to drink from a cup.

They can see what they’re drinking without tilting their head as much, plus dental professionals suggest that training children to drink from a cup as soon as possible can cut down on the long-term dental problems associated with prolonged use of bottles.

Key Features:

* The Doidy Cup is designed to teach your child to drink from the rim of a cup

* Unique slanted cup design

* Enables children to drink easily, as they can see the contents without tilting their heads much

* Made in the UK and dishwasher safe

We all like to do our bit to save the planet but how can we stop using all this plastic – especially in baby products? Meet The Safe Sippy, a stainless steel drinking cup which is one small step in creating a less toxic world for our children. 

The Safe Sippy cup breaks away from the all-plastic sippy cup designs of the past. From the clean, non-leaching stainless steel cup to the unique safety features of the plastics free from Bisphenol A and other harmful chemicals, The Safe Sippy cup was created to accomplish one simple goal: Clean In, Clean Out.

The manufacturers thought carefully about every feature while designing the cup. The most important issue of all was safety. So it’s not surprising that the first thing people ask the makers is, “How come the cap is plastic?” The answer is simple: No child (or adult, for that matter) wants to suck on a stainless steel straw. It hurts our teeth just thinking about it!

So they did the next best thing. They kept contact between water and plastic to a minimum, and then insisted that all the plastics used be certified free of Bisphenol A, phthalates and DEHA. The manufacturers pay for extensive independent laboratory testing on their cups to make sure they are free of these chemicals. Lastly, they make the cap out of Polypropylene, #5 plastic. PP is the most stable of all plastics.

They also took into consideration the fun stuff, like hands – little hands, messy hands, hands that can’t quite hold onto big things yet; the developing mouths and speech abilities of growing infants; children’s desire to look at bright, colorful objects; children’s propensity for turning food delivery systems into projectiles…and other stuff as well to make what could well be the ultimate sippy cup!