Will liquid come out of the sprout if child reverses the bottle, shakes it or drops it? My LO enjoys carrying her cups around...
597848
For me these have been the best sippy cups I have ever found. I started using them with my first son ( he's 17 now ) and I've tried cute ones trying to find new ones figuring over time there has to be an upgrade and with my 18 month old after trying multiple ones I've gone back to these. They don't leak to me they are only the only ones I've ever found that don't leak. He throws them I find them upside down in the toy box and still good. I even give them to my 9 year old in bed when he's not feeling good and wants water because they never leak.
597849
There is a little piece of white plastic that connects to the underside of the top that keeps liquid from coming out unless there is suction. You can remove the white piece and then the milk free flows. I have forgotten to put the white piece back on several times after cleaning, then the milk flows everywhere.
597850
No,that's what sold me on these cups. When Kaylee gets through drinking she just throws it down and it does not leak. They are also easy for her to hold where they don't slip out of her hands. We really like these cups! Patricia
370910
No it doesnt leak, maybe a drop or 2, i have the same problem with my kids. It's a good cup for kids.
533380
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.
2192090
I think a younger child can use it if they are mature enough. Its a great cup to transition from a bottle since the spout is soft.
218640
I think it does, but the beauty is it doesn't spill (unless your child starts chewing on the nipple and it breaks). It's the only sippy cup my son would take. ONLY ONE.
1258114
I don't have personal experience with this, but I would assume that you should be able to teach your little girl how to use it. She might need to use both thumbs to push the button to release the lid. She should be able to push the lock over to lock and unlock. The lid itself is very easy to operate. It should work for her. The bottle width is more narrow than standard water/coffee bottles. She should be able to hold it with both hands without any issues. If you decide to put hot drinks in the bottle, might want to make sure it is somewhat warm to room temperature, because the bottle does retain the heat very well. I have been using this with cold drinks, and I drink it out of a straw. I don't have personal experience with this, but I would assume that you should be able to teach your little girl how to use it. She might need to use both thumbs to push the button to release the lid. She should be able to push the lock over to lock and unlock. The lid itself is very easy to operate. It should work for her. The bottle width is more narrow than standard water/coffee bottles. She should be able to hold it with both hands without any issues. If you decide to put hot drinks in the bottle, might want to make sure it is somewhat warm to room temperature, because the bottle does... » Read More I don't have personal experience with this, but I would assume that you should be able to teach your little girl how to use it. She might need to use both thumbs to push the button to release the lid. She should be able to push the lock over to lock and unlock. The lid itself is very easy to operate. It should work for her. The bottle width is more narrow than standard water/coffee bottles. She should be able to hold it with both hands without any issues. If you decide to put hot drinks in the bottle, might want to make sure it is somewhat warm to room temperature, because the bottle does retain the heat very well. I have been using this with cold drinks, and I drink it out of a straw. « Show Less
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!
251625
I agree with dpage. The bottles are nice but they are "pretend." No liquid actually comes out of the bottle, it just disappears when held upside down and reappears when held upright.
2192089
I think the clip making it travel is maybe why they call it that.. It does have a faster flow, it also angles it to be more like a sippy cup..angle is better than a normal bottle. But i wouldn't use it for too much longer after a year if you are trying to get them cup trained..this is more for when you've moved them to that higher flow and bigger bottles..bought for my daughter cause i bought winnie the pooh everything as i could. its got a good price.
1953791
Yes! I have knocked it over and never a dropped spilled. Inside the lid there is a thin waxy like substance that when you put hot liquid in activates sealing it. If you tilt it while it is full I recommend waiting a moment to open it though as with the metal mesh strainer inside it takes a moment to drop back down into the cup.
1058085
I haven't had any issues except it took my daughter awhile to understand this sippy cup instead of a bottle but that's to be expectedm now its the only sippy she will use.
772061
It can easily be a problem if you are using real liquid and both the cups and saucers . . . and get careless or excited. My little girl only uses real liquid in the cups about 5% of the time. Most of the time she plays with imaginary tea. We had a real tea party on the patio where nothing was spilled while using both cups and saucers. She is 4 and her brother is 6. They really enjoy playing with the tea set.
938323
It could happen, but in practice it's not a problem. Our kids have dropped theirs in the dirt, then we've just quickly washed it off with no dirt getting in the spout or into the bottle.
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
1919195
Not sure about warm liquids....as our youngster ONLY drinks cold items. Good Luck.
2165056
It pretty much acts like a travel mug. The lid screws on and you can cap the hole you drink thru/put straw in. If that is open, then yes, some of the liquid will get out if spilled. Overall, I have been very happy with this item.
1000411
You have to hold the bottle upside down for about 10 seconds- don't shake it- just hold it steady upside down and a drop will slowly form and then fall. It's a pain- best way to get it to baby is to put the drop on your finger and let them suck it.