Is this cup good for 15 month old to drink smoothie out of?
2006406
I've used it for water & juice only. If the smoothie is not too thick it should be fine.
1988398
It's certainly safe for a 15 month old. They probably won't be able to extend and retract the ramp by themselves without a fair amount of practice though.
153191
I would not put hot drinks in this cup. You could use formula, but I ended up giving the cup away. The straw cracked, and the mouth piece was too hard to drink out of for my 1yr old. We switched to the contigo water bottles
896935
Yes it is easy to clean. The straw comes apart and can be cleaned. This is still my favorite cup for infants. I am on my second round of grand babies.
1085567
Yes, I bought this for my teenage daughter last Christmas and she puts it in all the time. cup still works great!
1413533
As soon as your child is ready to hold his or her own cup. So around 8 months we started using them and my kid is 2.5 now and he is still using it. Indeed spill proof. Make sure to wash after usage otherwise valve hard to clean. Indeed spill proof. I have changed the valves only and still using the cups. He drinks all kind of liquids out of it. Great cups.
570676
If the smoothie is on the thin side it might but a thick smoothie,no way. Picture sipping thru an almost flat straw. I have major water leaking issues with this cup, definitely when it is dropped but even when I turn them upside down. Try the wow cups for leaking only when dropped.
229205
The straw comes with all the safe sippy 2 cups but can be removed if not needed. My daughter is 19months and still doesn't use it so we're just saving it. The spout is hard on all the cups and can not be changed, it's part of the construction. I wouldn't recommend giving this cup to a 6 month old. Our daughter started using this cup at 10 months and by 11 months she was only using the cup. She caught on pretty quick so maybe just wait a bit, 6 months is kind of young for any cup.
784621
Absolutely! I bought it for my four year old daughter to use. She is pretty hard on her toys and the stone ware construction appealed to me. Over a year later and many many drops, there is only one small chip in one of the cups. Highly recommend.
1662578
Yes! We started it with my son at 7 months, it took him until 10 months to get really good at it, but he likes it better than a sippy cup!
1840212
I have only used fruits like berries and bananas but it has worked great for them even if they are frozen. I know 'green' drinks are big right now and I think the cups are on the small side for doing leafy greens but might be ok for small ones. We only use ours occasionally but have had it for 7 years now and it seems to still be going strong.
2050417
Thank you for your question. The 7 oz. Born Free Training Cup is recommended for age 6 months +.
1213828
My 14 month old carries this cup just fine! It has a handle on it that he normally holds onto. We've had it for a couple of months now, and I much prefer this cup to all the other ones I've tried!
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!
1000970
I'm not sure if I understand the question completely... But the straw consists of 2 pieces: the long part inside the cup and part that it fits into which has a valve that keeps it from leaking and the top part comes out of the lid where the child drinks from. You can't remove the straw unless you take it apart. That being said, the straw is pretty flexible and I'm not sure if it could handle the viscosity of a smoothie.
533378
Child has to suck to get it out, but not super hard like some sippy cups we've had. However, after having ours for about six months, the no spill valve has broken and it pours out. I could just replace it with another valve, but I probably won't bother since I don't let him walk around the house with it to spill it anyway. We only use ours for water because I'm not fond of things that need a bottle brush to reach inside, I never feel like it gets it clean enough anyway. I suppose you could put it in the dishwasher however, which would be easy enough. Overall, I like this sippy cup a lot and would recommend it as one of the better, if not the best sippy cup we've ever used. Child has to suck to get it out, but not super hard like some sippy cups we've had. However, after having ours for about six months, the no spill valve has broken and it pours out. I could just replace it with another valve, but I probably won't bother since I don't let him walk around the house with it to spill it anyway. We only use ours for water because I'm not fond of things that need a bottle brush to reach inside, I never feel like it gets it clean enough anyway. I suppose you could put it in the dishwasher however, which would be easy enough. Overall, I like this sippy... » Read More Child has to suck to get it out, but not super hard like some sippy cups we've had. However, after having ours for about six months, the no spill valve has broken and it pours out. I could just replace it with another valve, but I probably won't bother since I don't let him walk around the house with it to spill it anyway. We only use ours for water because I'm not fond of things that need a bottle brush to reach inside, I never feel like it gets it clean enough anyway. I suppose you could put it in the dishwasher however, which would be easy enough. Overall, I like this sippy cup a lot and would recommend it as one of the better, if not the best sippy cup we've ever used. « Show Less
2060714
Depends on how thick the smoothie is. The straw is about the same as a regular drinking straw.