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Olababy Training Cup with Straw for Baby-Led Drinking (5oz)

Olababy Training Cup with Straw for Baby-Led Drinking (5oz)

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Olababy Training Cup with Straw for Baby-Led Drinking (5oz)
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Olababy Training Cup with Straw for Baby-Led Drinking (5oz)

Olababy

$15.95
Sale price  $15.95 Regular price  $17.95 11% off
✓ Extra 15% off up to $75 applied on checkout
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TrustScore
88 /100

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88 /100

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Tableware Material Safety 91

The cup, lid and straw are all named as 100% high-purity food-grade silicone, a clean material category with no melamine or bamboo-composite risk to disclose.

Decoration & Coating Risk 91

The cup is a plain molded translucent silicone item with no painted decals, glazes or printed designs on any food-contact surface described anywhere in its listing.

Food-Contact Material Safety 84

The cup, lid and straw are all stated as 100% food-grade silicone free of BPA, PVC, lead and phthalates, but this is the only chemistry claim made — no BPS/BPF-specific disclosure or migration test result accompanies it.

Heat & Dishwasher Guidance 85

Dishwasher (top rack) care is published, but there is no caution against microwaving and no scratch-driven replacement guidance; third-party listings market the cup as microwave, freezer, and boiling safe without qualifying that as a concern.

Heat & Wear Behavior 85

A concrete replacement interval of no more than 6 months is stated, but microwave-safety is framed as a positive safety assurance ('safe at every temperature, from freezer to microwave') without any independent shedding or migration data behind it.

Recall History 93

We queried the CPSC recall registry across its full 1973–2026 corpus, with a control confirming the database covers comparable categories like pacifiers and cribs, and found no recall record for this brand at any date.

Certification Credibility 92

The cup's silicone is named as tested against ASTM F963, CPSIA, EN 14350 and EU 10/2011 for the finished feeding product, with the specific regulatory citation confirmed across the brand's own pages, though no certificate number or lab report is published.

Transparency & Support 85

The cup is disclosed as designed in Portland and made in China, and material test reports are stated to be available on request rather than published; no concrete warranty term is stated beyond replaceable lid and straw parts.

Customer Stories

Sentiment Summary

Customers describe the cup as easy to clean and easy for kids to use, with several using it across the transition from bottle to sippy to straw drinking.
Some parents say the straw design worked better for their toddler than other straw cups they had tried, helping the child stop biting the straw and start drinking through it.
One reviewer with an 11-month-old found the cup easy to drink from but noted it got thrown from the high chair repeatedly.

I love ola baby products there easy to clean easy to use my kids absolutely love ola baby everything has been an easy transition from breastfeeding to bottle to sippy and straw. And now straw cups and cups for my 3yr old and my almost 2 year old is transitioning. We love these and spoon and spork are easy to use and clean as well thank you
Customer
I bought this cup as a spur the moment thing that I just googled. I read some of the reviews and was sold. I am so satisfied with this cup! I was struggling with other straw cups (tried a few different types) and my 1 year old would just bite the straw. This cup allowed me to press up some of the water and he quickly realized that he could suck with the straw. Now we have moved on to bigger cups! Thank you ola baby!
Customer
I love the concept but it must be a better fit for an older child. Our 11 month old (which developmentally is at the cup learning stage, so I thought I’d give this a try) is great at straw cups but is also great at throwing said cup from his high chair. While he loves to hold and drink with this, when he tosses it (multiple times each meal) the liquid often ends up all over the ground because the lid popped out or it just leaked out. Preferentially, I use the straw lid of the bottle to help semi-contain the mess. Otherwise, this cleans well, is a great size for little hands, and it’s base is sturdy so it doesn’t knock over unless that’s the goal.
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