I just saw the cutest ever sippy cups--so cute in fact that despite the fact that my girls are (thankfully!) almost past the sippy cup stage, I immediately thought about whether I could justify owning them.
The sippy cups from SugarBooger (I know, ignore the name) are minis--just 6 oz--making them great to grab on the go. The designs are just fabulous, from the pretty butterfly design seen here, to the sleek vintage alphabet, and the funky Day of the Dead motif. But what I really love is that they work just fine without that BPA-free sippy lid too, so that when kids outgrow it, they've got a neat little melamine cup for juice or for teeth-brushing time.
If you love a design enough, the site also carries bowls, bibs, toddler silverware and splat mats to match. But I think it's cooler when nothing matches. Or maybe that's me justifying again. -Liz
Find the SugarBooger sippy cups and children's dishware from the O.R.E. online store.
The sippy cups from SugarBooger (I know, ignore the name) are minis--just 6 oz--making them great to grab on the go. The designs are just fabulous, from the pretty butterfly design seen here, to the sleek vintage alphabet, and the funky Day of the Dead motif. But what I really love is that they work just fine without that BPA-free sippy lid too, so that when kids outgrow it, they've got a neat little melamine cup for juice or for teeth-brushing time.
If you love a design enough, the site also carries bowls, bibs, toddler silverware and splat mats to match. But I think it's cooler when nothing matches. Or maybe that's me justifying again. -Liz
Find the SugarBooger sippy cups and children's dishware from the O.R.E. online store.
