
I've known this. But here's what really got my attention, the article featured a photo of the exact brand of dishes and plastic-ware our kids had been using. Needless to say, we stopped using that stuff pronto!

We replaced their plastic-ware with OXO spoon and fork sets that feature a steel eating surface. The fork is also somewhat spoon-shaped (we call it a spork) that works really well with young kids.
For cups, we recycled the old plastic stuff and replaced it with a set of Preserve Products brand green and red BPA-free cups made from recycled plastic. They have a great story and take extra precautions to ensure product safety.
If you haven't already, it may be a great time to re-evaluate what plastics you use for your baby or kids (or even yourself) and replace them with something other than plastic or certainly something that is guaranteed to be BPA-free.
Even the white plastic forks & Spoons contain BPA? and also metal spoons&forks are bad as well because it goes into our systems that's why I stopped using them and just started using plastics & Chopsticks~My twitter is @13thSunStar reply there please & thanks for the info
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