My Grippy Spout

Great bottles we have also small size but The bottle is leaking so we stay only with this big size.

Ease of use, ease of cleaning Value of money Those sip cup are perfect and work perfectly for my child; definitely gonna buy more. I just discovered that there a default on one of them it leaks a lot even close.

Best for the price does leak much just has more flow thru the mouth piece so if thrown a little will come out

I purchased these several months ago for my son (around 14 months), but he refused anything aside from his bottles for a long time. He'd literally just throw them on the floor if it was not his bottle. Out of frustration of trying every type of sippy cup I could find, I came back to this one recently. FINALLY SUCCESS! He is a late BUT, he transitioned from the bottle to this one with ease. I plan to keep him on this for a while and eventually transition to a harder spout in the near future. Pros: *Ease of cleaning. The parts all detach for thorough cleaning. Handwashing with a bottle cleaner is recommended. They can also be sterilized and are dishwasher safe. *Good quality and durable. *Easy to be held with the grips on the sides. *Parts are interchangeable. *Comes with lids for storage/transporting. Cons: *The lids are kind of easy to detach. *The bottle does leak if your child is like mine and likes to chew on the spout. However, it is a slow leak.

My daughter is right on the edge of transitioning from a bottle to a sippy cup. We have tried a few different kinds of sippy cups but hadn't found one that she liked. She can't quite figure out how to use ones with straws, and she's not quite strong enough to use the types where she needs to bite down on them. But this cup really works for her and she seems to love it! This cup is about the same size as her current bottles so holding onto it isn't an issue. The nipple is soft enough that she is able to operate it with no hassle. She still struggles with getting too much liquid at a time for her to handle, but she is starting to figure it out and she seems to be really enjoying herself. We have started giving her a sippy cup of either formula or water with her dinner every night. The only slight negative (and I do mean slight) is that the bottle does say that it is spill proof which is mostly true. However, if she drops the bottle and it lands nipple side down, the nipple is soft enough to deflect and leave behind a few drops of liquid. Don't know that I would consider this a "spill", but it is still a few drops which can still be annoying depending on the liquid. Overall really pleased and would recommend to anyone struggling to find a sweet spot between sippy cup and bottle like we were.

love the fact that it comes with a small lid to cover the spout! definitely a faster flow and not leak proof, but my 18 month old really likes these cups. easy to clean and assemble/disassemble, holds a good amount of liquid, and easy for her to hold onto and drink out of. decent price for 2 sippys

PHILIPS AVENT SIPPY CUPS ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3 STARS OUT OF 5 STARS) I initially ordered these sippy cups after seeing many influencers promoting and highly recommend these cups. My children didn’t take to these cups easily or seamlessly at all. I’d read they are made best for the initial bottle to sippy cup transition for young toddlers but that was not my experience. My children didn’t like the nipple of the cup and refused them from the start. The cups themselves are well made and the hardened plastic cup is durable.l—this I know firsthand as my kids have thrown them to the floor every time I’ve tried introducing and even reintroducing this bottle. Also, the lid covering is thin and falls off was to easily. This would be frustrating as a daycare parent required to supply bottles complete with lids daily. Just a thought I had and thought I’d share! I do not recommend these cups especially as the initial bottle used when transition away from bottles. NUK brand cups were the alternative brand we chose and they worked nearly seamlessly for our toddlers.

I loved them for my baby, teaching her to leave the bottle