Sigg Baby Water Bottle (0.3-Liters)

After lots of research, I purchased my kids each a Sigg cup and a Klean Kanteen. While I like the LOOK of the Sigg cup better, I am so disappointed with the cup''s performance. We haven''t had these cups more than a couple of months and all ready there are dents and chipping paint. I know it has this "leach-proof liner," but I wonder how well it works when the cup is dented. My son''s cup I can''t even give him, as he is only 1 and I worry that he''ll bite it and injest some of the chipping paint. I am so shocked that these cups get such great ratings. While I''d definitely buy another Klean Kanteen, I would never, ever buy a Sigg again, especially not for a young child. My daughter is older and more careful with hers, but even hers has a couple of spots where the paint is starting to wear. She does love her cup, a 20oz Sigg and will be so disappointed when I wind up tossing it. Sigg cups are so expensive. I expected that it would last for years, not merely a couple of months.

I first purchased one of these for my older daughter in Germany. It''s five years old and still looks great. My younger daughter loved hers I purchased the twist top attachment (she''s too young for a sport bottle top) and she drinks from the open bottle more easily than a cup. Perfect size for little mouths.

I was concerned that these are not meant for the dishwasher, and I was skeptical of the claim that they only needed rinsing. It''s absolutely true. I bought some special cleaning tabs and I''ve used them only a few times always when traveling and some sort of juice has been forgotten for days. (It''s so easy to clean them out this way warm water plus cleaning tab, 30 minutes later it''s brand new inside) Great for lunches or backpacks, no glass to shatter or plastic lining to transfer taste. Can''t live without them now.

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I purchased one of these in each size for each of my 3 children, and while the product met my expectations quality wise, this is not a great item for a baby or toddler. My youngest is 15 months, has no problems holding the bottle or drinking from it, I would recommend if you are buying this to get a pouch, as when filled with cold liquids the container itself is very cold to hold. She really likes the bottle and the only reason I won''t buy her another until she is older is that the flow from the mouth piece is fast and very "airy" she is swallowing as much air as she is liquids, causing her to "choke" on it a lot. I like the fact that with the lid on and cap closed this bottle is spill proof, and even when left open and on its side very little liquid will leak out. Overall this is a great product, but more for kids who are a little older. (3 or so)

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These leak proof, durable, fun, easy to clean bottles replaces the sippy cup and lasts forever! They are more expensive, but they cannot even be compared to plastic bottles or cups.

When traveling, it is not always easy to clean sippy cups this one only needs to be rinsed with hot water. Great for kids who want to be independent but still need the protection of the "sippy cup" concept. The loop for the screw on cap allows easy attachment onto luggage or a carabiner. Many designs to choose from, for kids and adults too!

Sigg Switzerland Aluminum Bottles are a "JetWithKids" recommended product!

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When I found out about the BPA deception from SIGG, I tried to give them the benefit of the doubt. I went ahead and shipped back my old bottles to SIGG, at my cost, for an exchange. I have friends who just threw their bottles away because of their distrust of SIGG. Over a month later, I received an e-mail with a gift code to order replacements. The replacement order and customer service was a fiasco. It took several e-mails, phone calls, and over 3 weeks to resolve.

If you aren''t aware of the scandal, all SIGG bottles before August of 2008 have BPA liners. When SIGG was asked during that time, if their bottles or liners contained BPA, SIGG reps carefully worded their response to assure the public that their bottles did not. It wasn''t until SIGG quietly released their new liners and an investigative report revealed their lie, did SIGG finally come clean. Patagonia, the outdoor company, was lied to in their face by SIGG. Patagonia was so upset by SIGG''s deceit, that they returned ALL SIGG bottles, including ones with the new liners, back to SIGG to be recycled.

Not only are SIGG bottles not as safe as everyone thought (including Oprah), but the company itself has burned the trust of consumers and retail partners with their deception. Fortunately for us, real BPA-free alternatives do exist. I personally own 2 Camelbak plastic bottles that use the Tritan material, which is BPA-free. If you want metal bottles, Camelbak makes them with medical grade stainless steel. Klean Kanteen also uses medical grade stainless steel but does contain nickel and is also made in China, which apparently a lot of people have a problem with. Personally, I''ll be trying the Klean Kanteen bottles soon.

Knowing what we know now, I cannot imagine anyone trusting this brand or company again. I certainly am through being a supporter and customer. If you want more information, feel free to Google "SIGG BPA" and you''ll be inundated with negative press. The number of articles speaks volumes of the outrage SIGG has caused. Be safe everyone!