Is the whole in the spout big enough for a 13 months old? He gets frustrated if the liquid doesnt come out quickly enough.
352508
Yes. I would say so. But also good to make sure it's completely open before first use. My LO took about 1 or 2 days to adjust to the sippy cup mouthpiece from a nipple.
352509
If he bites alot then yes, my daughter was the same way but now that shes figured it out she loves it lol
352510
Spout is big but it collapses as it doesn't vent quick enough. If he lets go to let spout reexpand then it's fine. Mine wouldn't , she would quit when milk doesn't flow quick enough
352511
It is big, but suction is little weird.. if you put the lid tight, water/milk wont flow easily.. you need to take out from baby's mouth and put it again, if you put little easy milk leaks.. If your child is picky as mine, I would advise you go with other cups.
2069722
Not at all, mine was only 18mths and she already using straw to drink perfectly well.
1545357
So far my bottle has stood up to my 18 month old dropping and throwing it on our tile floor and it has not broke but it does leak when the straw is closed if the bottle is positioned with the top half down. :(
1417737
I think it would be a little difficult for an eight year old, and really inconvenient for anyone. The top has to come off completely for each drink. There is a gauge to measure fluids and I found it unnecessary, for my needs, and cumbersome to have to take top off each time.
1576871
Ours started leaking a little from under the spiral, but I think that's because our grandson is slightly too short and would "pull" on the spiral to reach the top occasionally.
1001212
I don't remeber what is on the brochure , but it is best for transition from bottle to cup. It fits slightly more than 5 ounces . I would say you can start it whenever recommended by your dr to transition to sippy cup like 6-7 month old
966822
Yes. It's a soft spout so it's relatively easy. But the holes are vertical (so it'll be somewhat spill proof) so it takes some learning from the baby.
1566981
I found that to be a big problem. My two year olds were getting frustrated trying to drink through the plastic valve, so I tried it myself. Even I, an adult, could barely get liquid through the valve, so I don't think babies/toddlers can. Without the plastic valve, the sippy cap is not leak proof. I returned my set to Amazon.
129770
Newborns are perfect. My 10 month old was too big for it by 5 months. She is pretty active and we didn't want water everywhere.
454336
Yes. My son has had them since he was about 10 months. If they drink from a straw well, it should work. If not, they have a sippy cup silicone attachment that you can use too. I'll have to warn you that these are NOT leak-proof, so I would just stick with water to easier deal with spills. Hope that helps!
1262124
Sadly, I'd probably say no because of the top. I feel that, to prevent anything spilling or escaping, I must screw the top on pretty tight. The bottle is a bit heavy, but not unreasonably so. My 3 year old daughter can drink from it fine, she just can't get the top off (which I totally prefer).
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That is the top if the sippy, the straw is actually inside the cup (though it can be removed). My daughter started using this sippy at 6 months. I let her play with it a bit before adding any liquid so she could get used to it. She would not drink out if bottles, but she loves this sippy!
892552
Maybe with an older child who is able to drink from a regular cup, but I wouldn't use them with liquids with a little one. It could get very messy very quickly! Haven't had a problem with my kiddo opening the seal at the bottom- I don't think he realizes it's there. He is 23 months.
533379
They have to suck to get the liquid. It frustrates my 18 month old to no end. It was easy to clean. I ended up buying a straw sippy cup (those are not fun to clean).
1907106
I agree with A Carloss. We didn't use these with our daughter until 8 mos maybe, when we started giving water in addition to breast milk. But the great thing about them is they are soft top so it's an easy transition from bottle. As for maximum age, my daughter is 2 years 1 month and we're still using them. We've added a sippy cup that has a straw too, but she's not ready for full on cups yet.
1216938
I dont think so. It requires the child to put pressure using their top lip. It requires some coordination. I would classify it as a toddler cup. My son is 2 & it took him a few tries to work it out.
43242
Yes, it is kinda different because you actually have to suck on the cup to get the liquid out. A child should b able to do this. My 12 month old can drink out of this cup, but he turned it upside down and it spilled out. I don't know if I didn't put it together right or if I got a faulty cup.