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While switching to glass sounds like a good option, I have to point out that glass breaks. How does the known risk of glass breaking, and cutting children compa
by ern 12y ago
While switching to glass sounds like a good option, I have to point out that glass breaks. How does the known risk of glass breaking, and cutting children compare to the theoretical risk of these plastic containers? Or the pain caused by hitting their heads with glass containers?
Personally, I would never consider giving my children glass containers to sleep with.
- smtddr 12y agoI got my 3 yr old daughter on one of these: https://www.lifefactory.com/reusability https://www.lifefactory.com/reusability Dropped it a few times, didn't break... of course I dunno about a concrete sidewalk or anything. But in the home, it's pretty good. Seems to at least survive falling on the kitchen tiles. Not from the height of an adult drinking it, I dunno about that. But from the height of a 3 yr old girl dropping it.
- sliverstorm 12y agoThings like mason jars are pretty damn sturdy, and unless you have stairs your foot-tall six-month-old is going to be hard-pressed to drop that jar very far.