A.S. asks from Ballston Spa, NY on March 07, 2009
Sippy Cups - Rock City Falls,NY
I am looking for really good sippy cups that don't leak and that you can also take out with you? My daughter is 18 months old. We have tried the nubby ones, and they really leak. Thanks
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I.M. answers from New York on March 08, 2009
Hi A., My twins use the Playtex sipsters. They don't leak at all b/c of the valves however the valves and tops should be changed every few weeks. Even though the twins only drink water from them the cover can sometimes be difficult to clean in the crevices. Let them dry out well. You can get replacement valves and covers on their website. I.
M.S. answers from Syracuse on March 08, 2009
The best ones I've found are the Gerber. I give one to my daughter to take to bed so she has water at night and it doesn't leak even if it's upside down and the spout is against the sheets. The Munchkin straw cups are pretty good too. I loathed all Avent ones because they all leak. Definitely avoid those.
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D.M. answers from New York on March 08, 2009
Thermos makes an amazing stainless-steel insulated travel cup with a straw, I think it's called "foogo". Straws are better for kids' oral motor skills than sippys, and when the lid on this cup is shut, it doesn't leak AT ALL. It is top rack dishwasher safe, and truly keeps liquids cold for hours upon hours. One day it kept ice in the cup for close to 8 hours! (great if you want to travel with milk).
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D.C. answers from Albany on March 07, 2009
I like the Avent ones for going out because they have a lid, so they stay clean in the diaper bag. Also, the spout comes off as a separate piece. I keep an extra spout in a pacifier holder in the diaper bag in case the cup gets dropped (or thrown) while we're out. That way, I can give my son a clean spout and he can still drink. Plus, you can take the handles and the spill-proof valve on or off depending on what your child needs.
L.L. answers from New York on March 08, 2009
I think the playtex brand with the hard plastic lids are great. (tall, usually have colorful designs) We have several and they haven't leaked on us yet! You can get them anywhere...Target, Walmart, CVS, Costco, BJ's.
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I.M. answers from New York on March 08, 2009
Hi A., My twins use the Playtex sipsters. They don't leak at all b/c of the valves however the valves and tops should be changed every few weeks. Even though the twins only drink water from them the cover can sometimes be difficult to clean in the crevices. Let them dry out well. You can get replacement valves and covers on their website. I.
N.M. answers from New York on March 08, 2009
The Gerber ones seem to be the most leak proof for us and I have tried them all!
M.S. answers from Syracuse on March 08, 2009
The best ones I've found are the Gerber. I give one to my daughter to take to bed so she has water at night and it doesn't leak even if it's upside down and the spout is against the sheets. The Munchkin straw cups are pretty good too. I loathed all Avent ones because they all leak. Definitely avoid those.
K.O. answers from New York on March 08, 2009
Gerber ones are good. They sell them at most supermarkets.
A.P. answers from New York on March 08, 2009
I also like the playtex ones--have had them for well over a year now, and they don't leak. I also had contacted the company and the cups do NOT contain BPA, which is great to know. I have the sipster cups, which are the stage 1. I haven't tried the other stages, because I feel like having the smaller cup insures that I will remember to rinse it or wash it each time it's empty, and refill it with a fresh drink. Figured the cup would get more attention if I had to deal with it frequently--also the sipsters are clear with no design, so you can easily see the liquid inside...
http://www.playtexproductsinc.com/infant/CupsByStage.asp
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