TUM TUM Tippy Up Free Flow Sippy Cup (No Valve), Sippy Cup for Toddlers, 200ml, BPA Free (Olivia Owl S3)

So hers the thing.. I love these cups for my daughter. She is in feeding therapy and barely learned how to drink from a straw using a honey bear cup and I bought these cups specifically for on the go. She also loves these and actually uses them everyday.I will say that they do leak, but I was also expecting that with a no valve cup and I bought these cups not because they said that they were leek proof but because it said that it was no valve, it does not leak if the straw is covered, but if the drink started out cold and is now warming up, it will like leak because of pressure buildup. I’ve found that I’ve been able to just open the top a little bit unscrew it and the pressure will release and then whenever I go to flip the straw out, it won’t leak. It is a very sturdy cup. The straw is also a nice, very similar in feel to a munchkin. And then as far as like the price for these cups, I do think that they’re expensive for a sippy cup. However, if you are looking for something specifically that is no valve, these are the only ones that I could really find and on Amazon, they’re a lot cheaper than if you were to go on the website. I’m pretty sure when I looked on the TUM TUM website the cups were like $17-$20 so spending $13 compared to that is a lot better. I also have tried drinking from the cut myself just to make sure that it was easy to drink out of, and it is very easy to drink out of if you already have a honey bear cup drinking is basically similar. A lot easier than the munchkin weighted straw cup I used to have.

Escuche un montón de buenas reseñas sobre esta botella y tengo que decir que ya entiendo porque. De momento hemos utilizado la de boquilla 360°, pero viendo que a mí hijo atraen las botellas con pajita, nos hemos decidido por esta y le va super bien. Como le gusta dormir con agua, no hay ningún problema para que se la bebe tumbado, no hay problemas con salidas de agua. Perfecto 💯

Baby took to this very quick

Our family has tried a lot of baby and toddler cups, and this one is amazing! My youngest is 16 months old and doesn’t really like drinking due to some factors (gross motor delay, lower tone) that make it more challenging. We taught him how to drink with a honey bear style cup, but couldn’t get him to drink more than a sip or two per meal. We tried every cup: straw cups, open cups, 360 cups, hard and soft spout sippy . . . He was dehydrated from drinking about an ounce of water per day. I heard of this cup from a mom of a little one with a physical disability as being super easy to drink from. My guy took to it immediately. He now will drink a little after every bite and takes about 2.5 ounces every meal and more throughout the day. This cup has really saved us and I’d highly recommend it to anyone with a kiddo who’s been harder to feed and hydrate. On top of this cup convincing my kid not to dehydrate himself, it is genuinely a great cup. It is very easy to clean. The valve-free straw that makes drinking easy also makes for easy cleaning. It’s easy to take the cup apart and reassemble. It is very sturdy and will hold up to drops. It also is surprisingly leakproof. I expected increased leaking as a trade off for the valve free straw, but we haven’t had any issues. I also really like the design. We have the koala; it is super cute and the grey makes it very gender-neutral and easy to pass on to a sibling. My only qualm with this cup is that the handles make it difficult to impossible to put into a cup holder. I wouldn’t deduct a star over it - as most trainer cups have the same issue and the handles are great for the baby - but it would be nice to have them shaped a little differently. Still, I would recommend the Tum Tum over any cup we've tried!

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