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Olababy safety review

Founded 2012 · Beaverton, Oregon (Portland metro)

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Our verdict

Acceptable

Olababy is a small founder-run Oregon company that designs silicone feeding gear near Portland and has it molded in China, and it says both of those things in plain words on its own site. Its safety case is specific: for the 5 oz training cup we list, the company names the laboratory (Shenzhen Tianqi Testing Technology), a report number (TQT7737B769E, February 2026) and the standards it was tested against (EN 14350, ASTM F963, CPSIA and the EU food-contact rules). That is still the company describing its own test report — the report is offered on request rather than published, and none of it is a certification you can look up on a certifier's register — which is why this is acceptable rather than recommended. We found no recall under "Olababy" or "Ola baby" in CPSC or openFDA, no California Proposition 65 notice and no product-safety case in the federal docket database as of 2026-10-12.

Best for
A first open cup or a convertible straw cup in one-material silicone, from a maker that says where it is made and names the lab and the standards behind its testing.
Skip if
You need a leak-proof cup for a bag — the training cup's straw has no valve by design, and the maker's own page says it "deliberately is not" a no-spill sippy.

Reviewed by Dan Golden · October 2026

Company facts

What they make
feeding, tableware, baby
Where it's made
Olababy Incorporated is an Oregon business corporation registered on 24 September 2012, with co-founder Paul Wang as its registered agent and its principal place of business in Beaverton, in the Portland metro area. The company's own About page says it was founded by Paul Wang and Qiao Lin, that its first product (a silicone sleeve for glass bottles) launched in 2012, and that the Olababy brand itself dates from 2015. It says plainly where things are made: products are "designed in Portland and manufactured in China using heat-compression silicone molding," then tested by independent third-party laboratories. For the 5 oz training cup we list, the company names the laboratory, a report number and the standards.

The company behind Olababy Incorporated

Founded
2012
Headquarters
Beaverton, Oregon (Portland metro)
Ownership
Independent

No outside owner who can reset the standards.

Ownership / parent companyIndependent
B Corp certifiedNot certified
1% for the PlanetNot a member

Safety breakdown

We found no recall under "Olababy" or "Ola baby" in CPSC (title, manufacturer, product name and description fields) or in openFDA food, drug or device enforcement as of 2026-10-12, and no entry in Health Canada's recall database or the EU Safety Gate. We found no California Proposition 65 60-day notice naming Olababy on either the alleged-violator or the product field as of 2026-10-12. One federal docket names the company and it is a patent dispute, not a safety matter: Tendertouch v. Olababy, N.D. Cal. 3:16-cv-06856, filed 2016-11-29, nature of suit 830 Patent, terminated 2017-07-19. The testing the company cites — ASTM F963, CPSIA, EN 14350 and EU 10/2011 for the finished product, and its silicone supplier's certification to FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 — are conformity standards and the company's own lab reports, not third-party certifications with a public register.

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We found no recall under "Olababy" or "Ola baby" in CPSC (title, manufacturer, product name and description fields) or in openFDA food, drug or device enforcement as of 2026-10-12, and no entry in Health Canada's recall database or the EU Safety Gate. We found no California Proposition 65 60-day notice naming Olababy on either the alleged-violator or the product field as of 2026-10-12. One federal docket names the company and it is a patent dispute, not a safety matter: Tendertouch v. Olababy, N.D. Cal. 3:16-cv-06856, filed 2016-11-29, nature of suit 830 Patent, terminated 2017-07-19. The testing the company cites — ASTM F963, CPSIA, EN 14350 and EU 10/2011 for the finished product, and its silicone supplier's certification to FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 — are conformity standards and the company's own lab reports, not third-party certifications with a public register.

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Recall history

No recalls found. We checked CPSC and FDA recall databases as of October 14, 2026 and found no recalls for this brand. Recall databases update continuously — if you own a recalled product, the official notice is always the source to follow.