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The Thinkbaby Baby Bowl is comprised of 304 (18/8) stainless steel. Then we wrap the product in polypropylene.

When washing the bowl in the dishwasher, we recommend using a detergent that is free of chlorine. Most of the natural detergents on the market from Eco Lever to Seventh Generation should be free of toxic chemicals. If hand-washing, the American Pediatrics Association suggests using warm soapy water, but only if you live in an area with treated water systems.

Thinkbaby's  BPA Free Baby Bowl furthers our mission by providing safe, sustainable, functional and elegant products for little ones. In the development of our BPA Free Baby Bowl, Thinkbaby continues the mission by providing a  bowl free of BPA, phthalates, nitrosamines, lead, and PVC.
Our bowl  is also free of Melamine. Early laboratory research has shown melamine based tableware to leach melamine at various temperatures and when combined with other chemicals (such as formaldehyde and cyanuric) have the potential to pose a risk. As we expect the debate to begin on the safety of this chemical, the research we reviewed caused us to ask a simple question. Does the product have to have melamine? Nope. So we built our bowl to be completely free of it.
The bowl  was designed for a wide range of feeding ages. The bowl becomes useful from the moment that your doctor green lights solid food feeding to school days and beyond. Parents find the bowl perfect for feeding and food storage. And there is no reason for the bowl to be only useful for your toddlers. We receive emails and calls from parents all the time that are using the bowl for food storage and transport.

The nipple is made from medical grade silicone. Our eco-friendly bottles are made from materials that can be recycled after use.

We do not conduct animal testing on any of our products. All of our testing is either chemical testing or biological testing (on cells). We utilize third-party globally certified laboratories to conduct our testing.

Dishwasher safe (Top rack recommended).

Before first use, we recommend sterilizing the bottles in boiling water for 2 to 5 minutes. We do not recommend utilizing sterilizers, as we cannot guarantee that the ones on the market were made with safe materials.

To prepare the nipple for first use, squeeze the top of the nipple and the venting tube. You will want to make sure they both open properly. When tightening down the collar of the bottle, do not over tighten, as this will reduce the amount of airflow into the baby bottle.

What nipple flow should I use?
The flow rates are determined by averages. Depending on your little one, you may need to adjust the flow rate that you purchase. The chart below should provide help in determining which to purchase.

• 0 to 6 months: Stage A Nipples
• 6 to 12 months: Stage B Nipples
• 9 to 36 months: Sippy Cup Spouts
• 18 to 48 months: Thinkster Straw Top

Baby bottle nipples and spouts made from silicone will typically last 2 to 3 months prior to needing replacement. If you notice tears or breakage, discontinue use and replace.

How does the venting system work?
The venting systems work by allowing air to travel back into the baby bottle. Movement of air back into the baby bottle allows the bottle's internal pressure to reach equilibrium. This reduces the amount of suction required to get fluid out of the baby bottle. Research shows that having a venting system reduces the incidence of gas and spit up, as children take in less air when drinking when venting systems are present. The advantage to Thinkbaby's system is that it is built right into the baby bottle nipple. So, there are no extra parts to deal with and it's easy to clean.

How do I convert the Thinkbaby bottle into the Sippy Cup or Straw Bottle?
Remove the baby bottle nipple and replace with the Sippy Cup spout. Place the Sippy Cup handles around the top of the baby bottle and push down over the neck of the bottle. Tighten the collar with spout around the neck of the bottle and presto-chango! You have our award-winning Sippy Cup!

Converting The Sippy Cup into The Thinkster: Take the collar off of the baby bottle (along with spout) and screw on the Thinkster top. Ta-da! The Thinkster!

Since 2006, Thinkbaby & Thinksport has been creating safe, highly functional, and sustainable products. We continue the safer products mission by targeting harmful consumer product categories and developing safer alternatives for a wide audience ranging from babies to athletes. With a team of physicians & scientists, Thinkbaby & Thinksport lead in the usage of safe materials for consumer products. As such, the company has a long list of FIRSTS 1^st BPA free baby bottle line, 1^st BPA free insulated sports bottle, 1^st line of yoga mats free of harmful chemicals, and the 1^st sunscreen to pass Whole Foods Premium Care requirements.

The collar, bottle and top are all made from polypropylene (No. 5. Plastic). The nipple is made from medical grade silicone. Our eco-friendly bottles are made from materials that can be recycled after use.

We do not conduct animal testing on any of our products. All of our testing is either chemical testing or biological testing (on cells). We utilize third-party globally certified laboratories to conduct our testing.

How do I care for my Thinkbaby bottle?
Thinkbaby bottles are dishwasher safe (top rack recommended). When washing the baby bottles in the dishwasher, we recommend using a detergent that is free of chlorine. Most of the natural detergents on the market, from Eco Lever to Seventh Generation, should be free of toxic chemicals. If hand-washing, the American Pediatrics Association suggests using warm soapy water, but only if you live in an area with treated water systems. Please take care not to wipe the measurement markings. We do not use lead in our paint, which is what predominately makes the paint stick.

Before first use, we recommend sterilizing the bottles in boiling water for 2 to 5 minutes. We do not recommend utilizing sterilizers, as we cannot guarantee that the ones on the market were made with safe materials. To prepare the nipple for first use, squeeze the top of the nipple and the venting tube. You will want to make sure they both open properly. When tightening down the collar of the bottle, do not over tighten, as this will reduce the amount of airflow into the baby bottle.

What nipple flow should I use?
The flow rates are determined by averages. Depending on your little one, you may need to adjust the flow rate that you purchase. The chart below should provide help in determining which to purchase.

• 0 to 6 months: Stage A Nipples
• 6 to 12 months: Stage B Nipples
• 9 to 36 months: Sippy Cup Spouts
• 18 to 48 months: Thinkster Straw Top

Baby bottle nipples and spouts made from silicone will typically last 2 to 3 months prior to needing replacement. If you notice tears or breakage, discontinue use and replace.

How does the venting system work?
The venting systems work by allowing air to travel back into the baby bottle. Movement of air back into the baby bottle allows the bottle's internal pressure to reach equilibrium. This reduces the amount of suction required to get fluid out of the baby bottle. Research shows that having a venting system reduces the incidence of gas and spit up, as children take in less air when drinking when venting systems are present. The advantage to Thinkbaby's system is that it is built right into the baby bottle nipple. So, there are no extra parts to deal with and it's easy to clean.

How do I convert the Thinkbaby bottle into the Sippy Cup or Straw Bottle?
Remove the baby bottle nipple and replace with the Sippy Cup spout. Place the Sippy Cup handles around the top of the baby bottle and push down over the neck of the bottle. Tighten the collar with spout around the neck of the bottle and presto-chango! You have our award-winning Sippy Cup!

Converting The Sippy Cup into The Thinkster: Take the collar off of the baby bottle (along with spout) and screw on the Thinkster top. Ta-da! The Thinkster!

Since 2006, Thinkbaby & Thinksport has been creating safe, highly functional, and sustainable products. We continue the safer products mission by targeting harmful consumer product categories and developing safer alternatives for a wide audience ranging from babies to athletes. With a team of physicians & scientists, Thinkbaby & Thinksport lead in the usage of safe materials for consumer products. As such, the company has a long list of FIRSTS 1^st BPA free baby bottle line, 1^st BPA free insulated sports bottle, 1^st line of yoga mats free of harmful chemicals, and the 1^st sunscreen to pass Whole Foods Premium Care requirements.

As with all Thinkbaby and Thinksport products, we apply our strict material standards to everything that we do. So no phthalates, BPA, BPS, PET, lead, melamine, nitrosamines or biologically harmful chemicals.

• Polypropylene for outer and inner casings of GO2, GO2 Lid, and Fork/Spoon handle.
• 304 Stainless steel (18/8) for the fork and spoon.
• Silicone rings built into the lid to seal the compartments.

Size: GO2 Container 9.5 inches wide 2.5 inches high 6 inches long. Fork and spoon 6.5 inches

The GO2 Container is microwave and dishwasher safe. The inner plate is designed to be removed for easy cleaning. Periodically, we would recommend pulling the silicone out of the insert to make sure that it is clean as well.

The Why was sort of simple. We were annoyed by the lunch containers on the market. They either looked completely medicinal or lacked enough functionality to really make them useful.
When we designed the container, we wanted it to be highly sustainable. From the moment you first hold the container, you'll understand the strength of the materials used. Second, we were very interested in solving the problem of food migrating from one area to the other. Most folks don't really like their food mixing, we are no different.
Next, we wanted to embed the fork and spoon in such a way that they were both sanitary and secure. Plus the clear top makes it obvious that they are there when you arrive.

As with all Thinkbaby and Thinksport products, we apply our strict material standards to everything that we do. So no phthalates, BPA, BPS, PET, lead, melamine, nitrosamines or biologically harmful chemicals.

• Polypropylene for outer and inner casings of GO2, GO2 Lid, and Fork/Spoon handle.
• 304 Stainless steel (18/8) for the fork and spoon.
• Silicone rings built into the lid to seal the compartments.

Size: GO2 Container 9.5 inches wide 2.5 inches high 6 inches long. Fork and spoon 6.5 inches

The GO2 Container is microwave and dishwasher safe. The inner plate is designed to be removed for easy cleaning. Periodically, we would recommend pulling the silicone out of the insert to make sure that it is clean as well.

The Why was sort of simple. We were annoyed by the lunch containers on the market. They either looked completely medicinal or lacked enough functionality to really make them useful.
When we designed the container, we wanted it to be highly sustainable. From the moment you first hold the container, you'll understand the strength of the materials used. Second, we were very interested in solving the problem of food migrating from one area to the other. Most folks don't really like their food mixing, we are no different.
Next, we wanted to embed the fork and spoon in such a way that they were both sanitary and secure. Plus the clear top makes it obvious that they are there when you arrive.

As with all Thinkbaby and Thinksport products, we apply our strict material standards to everything that we do. So no phthalates, BPA, BPS, PET, lead, melamine, nitrosamines or biologically harmful chemicals.

• Polypropylene for outer and inner casings of GO2, GO2 Lid, and Fork/Spoon handle.
• 304 Stainless steel (18/8) for the fork and spoon.
• Silicone rings built into the lid to seal the compartments.

Size: GO2 Container 9.5 inches wide 2.5 inches high 6 inches long. Fork and spoon 6.5 inches

The GO2 Container is microwave and dishwasher safe. The inner plate is designed to be removed for easy cleaning. Periodically, we would recommend pulling the silicone out of the insert to make sure that it is clean as well.

The Why was sort of simple. We were annoyed by the lunch containers on the market. They either looked completely medicinal or lacked enough functionality to really make them useful.
When we designed the container, we wanted it to be highly sustainable. From the moment you first hold the container, you'll understand the strength of the materials used. Second, we were very interested in solving the problem of food migrating from one area to the other. Most folks don't really like their food mixing, we are no different.
Next, we wanted to embed the fork and spoon in such a way that they were both sanitary and secure. Plus the clear top makes it obvious that they are there when you arrive.