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Sippy Cup Suggestions

Hi Moms, I am looking for a good sippy cup. The ones I am using now tend to leak when upside down or on their side. Isn't the point of the sippy cup so I DON'T step in puddles with my socks on!?

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E.
Why are the cups on the couch? Cups should be used while sitting at a table, not running around. This is a great time to teach table manners.
A.

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Hi E.,
I just bought my 7 month old his forst sippy cup. It is a NUBY, it has a soft pliable top which he can teeth on as well. It has worked really good and I have not had any problems with leaks
S.

The Nuby sippy cups at walmart or longs,riteaid I found are the best, they are sold at most stores in either 3-packs or single.

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Klean Kanteen and Thermos Foogo are the best options, in my opinion.
I ordered some new ones from The SoftLanding recently, and they have great customer service. There is a coupon code for 10% off: safemama10. Safemama.com is another great site for this info.

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E.
Why are the cups on the couch? Cups should be used while sitting at a table, not running around. This is a great time to teach table manners.
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Hi E.,

I too was tired of the leaks and surprise wet spots on my floor when I walked around. I fell like I had tried just about every cup out there and all of them did not live up to their 'leak-proof' claim. Then I tried the Playtex Insulated cup. They have actually been leak proof so far and we've been using them for about 7 months now!! The have 2 different lid types. The first has a little spout (hard plastic) that my younger son has been using (he's 16 months old). My older son uses second kind that has no 'spout', but still has the leak proof feature. It looks kinda like a coffee cup you'd get for on the go. I like them a lot and they've worked great so far for us!

Hope this helps and that they work as well for you as they do for us (if you decide to try them). Good luck.

N.

ive had great success with the ones with dora the explorer on them made by munchkin, but they may be a little big for your son...playtex also makes ones that are a little smaller...i never really liked the ones with the straw for younger kids, mine always would raise the cup like its a sippy cup and it would leak..my daughter was over 3 years old when she finally understood how to use the cup with a straw correctly!

I agree with the previous posts: we've had the most success with Playtex sippy cups. The insulator/spill proof cups are good ones. We've had some for over 3 years with no spills. The one downside about them is that the valves can be hard to clean, but you can purchase replacement valves as well.

The Nuby sippy cups at walmart or longs,riteaid I found are the best, they are sold at most stores in either 3-packs or single.

Another vote for the Playtex sippy cups. I've used them for both of my boys. They have smaller ones and bigger ones, insulated or not. If you get the valve in right and twist the lid tight you have no leaking at all and believe me, they are boys so they shake them, toss them, leave them in my car, etc. Also BPA free.

I have a 15 month old and she has been using the Munchkin brand of sippy cups and the straw cups too. The lids are interchangeable which is helpful. They also have ribbed sides so they are easier to hold unlike most of the others. I have never had a problem with them leaking. I have also used Gerber which is fine and the Playtex straw cups which are also fine. I just prefer the Munchkin.

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