TUM TUM Tippy Up Free Flow Sippy Cup (No Valve), Sippy Cup for Toddlers, BPA Free (Kev Koala 300ml)

Love it. My lil boy is 10 months and I got this coup as fed up of him always pouring the watwr out of his beakers and soaking him self at meal times. It took him not even a day to learn how to suck through the straw. Love how it flows in the dark and mainly doesn't leak. He can walk it around tip it upside down and no water comes out

I wish I tried this cup for my son straight away, he loves it and drinks lots of water throughout the day. Hoping to transition away from bottles with it soon too.

My 18-month-old cut his lip on another bottle (it was a rubber top design sip-cup!)I decided to go bottle hunting for something cute that as a cover, noticed that this one glows in the dark, is leak proof and seems like a good build quality. So, here I am, writing a review for it because we LOVE it.Firstly. the straw design is genius, I cannot recommend this enough if your child is transitioning between sippy cups/open cups/straws etc (it does not matter which way) then this will give your child a drinking experience whether the cup is below their mouth or up in the air. 10/10.Glowing in the dark is a lovely little bonus for nighttime, furthermore, the durability seems excellent; he's thrown it on the floor, and the lid flew off in a different direction from the main cup... Luckily, it snaps back into place without any issue. The straw is soft and malleable, so it can take a lot of bending and chewing, it also seems to collect lindt, hair, dust, and everything if your child leaves it on the floor without closing the lid. Even if your child loves the action of closing the lid (kids, huh). Luckily, it's very simple to wash and clean.I have been recommending it to my friends (who also have kids..) and that speaks volumes about how great this cup is, if you reading reviews and are unsure, get it.

Seems a bit flimsy as the lid doesn’t feel like it is secure although there is no leakage unless there is residual fluid at the head of the straw.I purchased this to try to encourage my 11 month old to drink water, it’s taken a week but little by little he is becoming comfortable taking a few sips at a time. Previously he would drink and spit it straight out which become frustrating but it seems as though this is a common thing amongst infants and gets better with time and persistence.I tried ones with a valve and think at his age this is easier to pull water from.Good size as it holds 200ml which is a good starting point for my little one.

Great value for money and very easy to keep clean, good size for a six month old to start on, very sturdy and very functional

The only cup my baby will sip from, and we’ve tried them all. Definitely going to buy another as a back up. Leak proof, even mostly when dropped, easy for baby to hold and great value for money

Good cups, straw has a weight which ensures your child always gets the contents. Soft silicone straw and double handle for little hands to easily hold. Leak proof and easy to clean. Good value. My grandson has been using these cups since 6 months old.

We have used this cup for a few months now.Our little one has swallowing issues so has carobel in his fluids. I needed something he could still get the fluids out of as we tried to step away from bottle. We took this one to an appointment where the speech and language therapist was happy for us to use it. It's weighted, he holds it in front and tints head down to sip instead of tipping it. He drinks out of it easily even when the fluids are honey consistency.My disappointment comes when I get covered in juice everytime you open the straw bit. At first I thought it was because of the carobel but I've tried without and still does it. It literally pours out, not ideal when your out and about getting water/juice everywhere! So we leave the straw open and then juice spills out on floor when it's left on its side (so you can't really win)Secondly the weight has fallen off a few times now. Probably from where he's shaken his juice cup or launched it across room as toddlers do.Lastly Cleaning is a bit of a faff and you need like a straw cleaner to keep the weight and the straw clean. That being said it's one of the easiest toddler bottles I've used when comes to cleaning!It's a good cup just take tissues/wipes to catch the fluids in when you open the straw or you'll be covered!