Anyway-Up Cups

I was in no rush to buy a non-spill cup after reading several articles about children's dental health after using non-spill cups but after several weeks of wet suspicious looking wet patches on my jeans after cuddling my daughter, beaker in hand, and her clothes, pushchair, my sofa etc being soaked I decided to buy my daughter a non-spill cup. I reasoned that my daughter only drinks cow's milk or water so I did not have to worry about decay due to the build up of sugars from fruit juices, the next time I was in my local Tesco I meandered towards the feeding accessories to be greeted by a large section of beakers in all shapes, sizes, colours and with all sorts of ...

I seem to have formed a rather large collection in my kitchen cupboard of cups that I have bought for Harry and he has at some point decided that he doesn't like it/can't use it/won't use it. I was rapidly losing patience with finding him a cup which suited both him and me that when I saw this one in Tesco I thought it was worth a try. And I am pleased to say that we have managed to keep using the same cup for well over 4 months now, a record with my fussy 18 month old! I have usually gone for cups from well known brands, such as Tommee Tippee and Avent. But Harry absolutely hated these so I started to look at the lesser known brands as I thought clearly he ...

I have been using the “Anyway Up” cups for four years now and I would not consider using any other form of non-spill cup for my kids, well my daughter especially. She is 2 and will throw her cup across the settee at times so a non-spill variety is top priority. My son is now 4, nearly 5, and can drink from a normal cup at the table during dinner but if he has a drink through the day it has to be in one of these as is extremely careless too. ##DESIGNS## The cup itself is a very simple design. It comes in three varieties. The Smiley Cup – This was designed for babies aged 6 months+ but is popular with older children too. It is a basic ...