If assembled correctly, does this sippy cup prevent air bubbles from entering my baby's mouth just like the bottles do? Or is it just another cup?
1058556
It does prevent air bubbles...by the way, I have tried every sippy cup. This is the only one I recommend. Hands down the best !
1208448
Yes, the spout isn't protected like other cups, but I've never had an issue with them and my son (who has been using them for about six months) has never gotten sick from it touching the ground, floor, etc. He's also pretty good about putting it up on the table when not drinking from it, so that helps!
1341390
I don't think so. If I remember correctly Dr. Brown's bottles are pretty narrow around the rim and Avents are generally wider. If you are about to start training your baby for the sippy cup I do recommend getting an actual sippy cup, for example Nubi stage one with the soft tip. You do not want your child to be confused.
521973
No valve my daughter doesn't struggle while drinking her juice or milk. I love this cup especially for my little preschooler. My daughter is only 2 years old and she seems to have no problems with this cup. I also bought matching back pack and lunch box. I say go for it
468915
Nothing comes out if the child turns it upside down and shakes it. The only problem we've had with it is that liquid just comes up and out when it's closed tightly. Pressure issues? Other than that it's a great soppy cup and I can just give baby the cup without worrying about her spilling everywhere.
1606499
I'm not 100% sure but my guess is NoThis cup is round & wide. Not like the bottles. Hands down the Best Sippy Cup out there. I have 3 under 3yrs of age. I've tried everything. Good luck!
1421642
Yes, they do. The little cup is designed to fit into the opening of the bottle, and the white ring and nipple twist directly on as usual, holding the cup in place. They are great, I use them all the time; for keeping a bottle ready next to the bed at night, and for the diaper bag. Be careful with the airtight lid that goes in the cup, it's a very tight fit and can sometimes be tricky to remove without formula going everywhere. Hope this helps!
1120785
My daughter thinks its hilarious to drop her sippy cup from her high chair onto our wood floor. So far it has not broken-- the silicone sleeve seems to protect it pretty well. I am not worried about it breaking in hand, but it could possibly break if dropped hard enough on the floor, but so far so good and we have been using those bottles since 4 months (now at 11 months).
636967
I'm not sure what that is but I found this "Our Sip'n pouch topper does attach to the Infantino Keeper fairly well. But the spout on the keeper is short therefore they don't securely lock together with an air tight seal (like the Infantino fillable/disposable pouches). Therefore if your little one is determined to pull of their ChooMee Sip'n, they'll be able to. Thanks, ChooMee Team" on another review. I have only gotten one as well. If you use it heavily, you may one another one.
1573168
The milk bottle I received doesn't look like this one at all. It definitely isn't "magic" and I don't think the juice cup is either. Don't have the items with me at the moment to be certain, but I'm fairly certain the juice in the juice cup doesn't disappear. My kids love the pacifier, the bowl & the spoon best. The pac actually fits in the baby's mouth, and they love pretending to feed the baby with the spoon and the "food" in the dish.
1058086
I have not had issues with straw leaks unless it's held upside down for an extended period of time. I have a hard time getting water out after a few sips, but my daughter will guzzle half the glass of water before coming up for air! I think it's because it's built for infant/toddler mouths, not adult mouths!
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
2208602
The spout is hard plastic. Helpful to prevent chewing but not great for 18mo and younger - seems a tad more dangerous than a wider hard plastic sippy
636935
There is an insert inside the sippy lid---if is inserted correctly--it is leakproof!!!!I have plenty of experience with my grandchildren.
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
1662576
It wasn't for my kid. I had much more success with The First Years Take & Toss straw sippy cups. Since they're made of a a plastic that you can squeeze, you can squeeze the liquid up to the top of the straw so that my kids could get the idea of the straw. Then you squeeze a little bit less each time so they have to suck a little more. Both of my kids were drinking through a straw within 24 hours using this method.
2020274
It's a hard plastic spout, not like some of the softer spouts I've seen out there (like Playtex First Sipster Spill-Proof Cup). I also thought the spout on this was too small and short, so that my 15 month old daughter has to work extra hard to get liquid out of there. I would go with the Playtex First Sipster that has handles and a softer spout.