Did your teething toddler easily bite through the silicone spout?
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I have twin girls that are 14 months on this Sunday, we have been on sippies and no bottles since 9 months and I'm just replacing spouts and actually only one set of them we have 12 sippie cups like these 6 oz and 6 10 oz
2063273
My daughter loves these cups, however chews through the nipples easily. The replacement spouts are not inexpensive also.
2063274
It was a gift for my best friend's daughter. She has never complained about that happening.
2063275
No neither or my girls ever bit through them. But the spouts are very easy to replace, either on amazon or I've found them at shopko.
2062566
I didn't think so but I also didnt use it that often. The nipple itself was so long it seemed to almost choke my son. To me it wasn't much like the breast other than the sucking motion to get the milk out. Once he would suck so much winks get into the nipple it would just pour out.
680831
I like Comotomo Silicone baby teether since it's really like a finger for baby to bite.
2216970
I would say "No". The spout is not hard, it is indeed soft like a nipple BUT it is shaped like a sippy cup and has the 3 small holes in the nipple like a sippy cup. I don't think they would be able to "suck" the cereal thru it. The mouth forms different around this nipple than it does a bottle nipple. It teaches them to drink from a cup. Hope this helps.
1660737
No, it's too rough for me so imagine a babys tounge.. i would suggest using a silicone soft brush for babies.
1581736
We like it...the squeeze is about what you would expect for any similar squeeze bottle...depending on what you mean by toddler, I would guess not.
1952501
Not at all! It's about the size of a yogurt container, and quite safe. My 15 month old still chews on his.
1918610
Thank you for message. No you don't need to bite the straw it's just a sucking straw. The mouth section is made of acrylic & you just suck like a normal straw. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
1656993
Mine have only ever leaked when my child has chewed on the spout & created a larger hole in it. Otherwise, never & I've been using them for about a year.
1744559
Nope- it pops right off for easy cleaning - I think it's easier to clean than most other sippy cups.
1306732
You'll have to go on the munchkin.com website and get them there. Kids, including mine, will eventually chew on the silicone spouts.
1076084
Yes! The plastic layer will at least put a barrier between his teeth and your nipple. It should lessen some of the impact.
1996814
Yes it comes out easy. It's silicone so you can easily bend and pop out the food!
1753208
My son is 15 months old and he is able to drink through this straw easily. I have never tried. I actually think this cup leaks more through the straw than most cups and it's not our favorite. Maybe you recieved a defective straw?
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Yes, they are incredibly easy to remove. In fact, be sure not to remove it in front of your toddler or they will be able to remove them, too. We anticipate having to move on to a sturdier solution once DD figures this out.
1996632
I don't think so. I've only had a few kiddos attempt to bite them, and only one left toothmarks:)
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It is slightly longer but our 17-month old consistently grasps the correct side and inserts the correct side in her mouth. Either way, the anti-choke shield will prevent insertion unless the toddler can get their whole mouth around it. At most, I think it would cause them to gag but doubt it can be "swallowed."