Is this a no-spill spout like other sippy cups have? My one y.o. has a hard time with those, so I'm looking for something that'd be easier for her.
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Definitely no spill, but a little difficult for my daughter to drink out of at a year. You have to suck really hard and she wasn't interested.
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This is the only sipper I purchased to transfer from nipple type. It works totally fine.
1079153
Hi. This is definitely a no spill spout. It is however, kinda hard to suck the water out. Maybe it's just an issue with mine..I'm not sure why...but in general, the pura sippy is one of the best. Just make sure you get a small one, as they can be a little heavy for a one year old to carry around.
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this spout does not spill. you have to sip the liquid out.great bc it doesn't drip everywhere
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I love this bottle and spout and have used it since my daughter started drinking water. She's now 3. The original clear spouts ended up needing to be replaced so this new generation blue spout is much better. It mimics more of a nipple as opposed to being a hard spout so assume it's easier for them to manage. My daughter has never had an issue. Also it's probably the safest bottle/nipple on the market. Worth a try for sure! I'd order a few extra as backup if you can. Hope this helps.
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Spout is hard plastic inside and out (therefore liquid does come into contact- though it's bpa free)... I found that my daughter liked to bite this piece (18m-2yrs), therefore not very durable with bite marks which then had parts of the plastic coming off. She also had a difficult time using this sippy with the piece you insert to make it "spill proof"... She didn't use this very long maybe for a month... I would not recommend this product-- very disappointing.
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I have not had an issue with spills or leaking unless my daughter pinches the straw and turns the cup upside down, which she's only done once! Otherwise it's been really effective!
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It does have a rubbery tri-shaped object within the lid. I suppose this is to help stem a flow out for spillage. It can drip a bit from time to time if left on it's side. I find that running it in the dishwasher when the kids are finished, on the top shelf gets it clean and no problem with milk or juice remaining in the spout. Does that help? My 3 grandchildren, one 15 months and two 16 months prefer this cup over others that we have. Those wing like projections they can hold just one side or both and manage it really well.
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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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This is the only sippy cup I will use. I have never had a problem with any part of it including the flow.
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I don't think it's very hard to drink from at all- this cup is valve free and seems to flow well. Still my son's favorite cup and he's 2 and a half now (we've been using this model since 11 months old)!
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I just screwed the lid on like any bottle or sippy cup. I did not over tighten or under tighten. Just snug. Then they suck on the edge and it comes out. I tried it.... Works great. My 4 and 6 year old kids want one too. I have not tried milk in it yet but it should be fine. No leaks that i have seen.
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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.
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If you mean a sippy lid, it is. It is not spill proof, only a few drips will come out at a time.
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It's a "straw" connected to the lid but it's hard plastic, not soft. It's pretty good for non-spill. I don't think you'll find a completely non-spill cup ever! haha. But this comes pretty close. It will drip liquid if you turn it upside down and shake it though.
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It is a sippy. It comes with a gasket for no spill but its still easy to drink out of the two holes.
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As difficult as any sipper style cup- with a hard spout- more liquid comes out than an Avent fast flow bottle. The ease of use increases as the stopper gets used. My kids love them. It took a bit to transition but we started at 7 months with water (I nursed all three- bottles at daycare) at a year we only use these and straw cups.
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No, but it is a hard suck to make it work. Which makes it really good for less likely to leak. My 3 year old has no issues and my son almost 10 months can almost get it to work for him. Its a hard spout.
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This has a hard spout. My son just turned 2 and the only draw back I see so far is that he's a "chewer" and he chews the hard plastic spout. Otherwise, great cup!
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yeah if you shake them up side down they will leak but my kids dont shake there cups upside down so i didnt see that as an issue for me. but any sippy cup will do that. there really is no such thing as a 100 percent free leak cup i wish there was.
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The spout is very similar to a bottle. Just different shaped. If you're baby can handle a fast flow nipple then they can handle this. We still use them at 19 months in the car to keep things clean...even though he drinks out of regular cups now too.