As concern about toxic chemicals leaching from plastic baby products mounts, parents are examining everything that goes into the mouths of their babes. The reason for alarm, a resent report suggesting that significant levels of bisphenol-A (BPA) can be found not only in baby bottles, but many other beverage containers. The report links BPA with genital abnormality, breast cancer and obesity. Canada in fact, just declared the chemical toxic.
Infants and young children, with their developing reproductive systems are particularly susceptible to BPA exposure. BPA does have an setrogenic influence, and it's not wise to expose infants to chemicals that may alter their hormones, Why take the risk when you can sip pretty with a BPA free cup. one tip
Avoid cups with a No.7 recycling code. For more info go to
chej.org/BPA_Website.htm

Hi skyhaven,

I agree with you its not good to expose infants to chemicals that may effect their hormones. thanks for suggesting such a good link.