The SippyPal by PBnJ baby, Inc., is an innovative child care product that is safe, quick, and easy to fasten around any baby bottle or sippy cup. As with all great ideas the SippyPal concept is quite simple. This product secures a child's bottle or cup to the safety harness of any car seat, stroller, bike seat, shopping cart or highchair at home or in restaurants preventing the bottle or sippy cup from being dropped or thrown to a dirty floor. The key to the success of SippyPal lies in the patented push-button buckle combined with the non-slip surface on the tether. Together, these elements eliminate the typical slippage you see with other products and allow you to use it on any shaped bottle or cup. The SippyPal does not use Velcro to secure the bottle or cup. Most kids have shoes with Velcro tabs instead of laces, so they quickly figured out how to remove products that use Velcro, rendering them unusable. The SippyPal is almost impossible for a child to remove. While it is easy for an adult, a small child does not have the dexterity and force to push and release the push-button buckle. The design of the buckle allows it to be easily attached and removed in seconds with one hand. One-handed attachment is blessings for parents straddled with a child in the other hand, and a feature the competitors do not have. Another element that is unique only to the SippyPal is that it is a GREEN product, a rare quality in baby and children products. Ultimately every product you purchase for a child will be thrown away after they have outgrown its use. Parents have found other diverse uses for the SippyPal, such as on their boat to secure fishing rods and dock lines, attaching water bottles and gear when hiking, camping or exercising, and in the garage to secure tools and cords. The SippyPal website details other uses customers have discovered. The SippyPal is the choice of parents and caregivers everywhere!
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