Tommee Tippee 1st Beaker

Tommee Tippee 1st Beaker: Drinking Fun! (515 words)
by newby2 - written on 15.10.07 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Tommee Tippee First Beaker 4months+ After starting Jack off on some pureeed food i thought i would give it a go offering him some juice. I had been pretty unsucessful up until now offering him water in his usual milk bottle and often got the look as if he was thinking - "This isnt milk what a poor substitute!2 Then he would screakm and scream for a proper drink such as milk! This is especially difficult as Jack seems to get the hiccoughs very often and this seems to be only cured by drinking something, and if it is not time for a feed and he wont drink water it can become somewhat difficult! So i first off bought the Aven non- spill ...

A Colour For Every Occasion (822 words)
by BestMum - written on 22.05.02 (Very useful, 411 readings)
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Rachel is terrible with drinking cups. She always manages to bite through the spout of whichever variety I buy for her. At 16 months of age her teeth are fairly well developed and we have struggled to find a beaker durable enough to cope with her new-found biting skills. Still, rather she was biting them than me I suppose. So today we braved the wind and the rain to go to our local town centre, in search of a new 'teething ring' for my little munchkin. There are so many cups on the market at the moment, and each one claiming to be leak-proof, shatterproof; you name it, it will do it. Even cook your dinner for you if you ask nicely; if only! I ...

Tommee Tippee 1st Beaker: Great first beaker (313 words)
by christinemc - written on 22.07.00 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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My husband got two Tommee Tippee first beakers when sent on a mission to get more cups for our toddler. Although she liked them, I have now reserved them for our 9 month old baby. As these beakers have only one hole in the spout, they are perfect for babies learning to use a beaker. We progressed ours onto this one after she had started off on the Avent spout, which she didn't seem so keen on. Now, at 9 months, she doesn't have bottles at all and holds the beaker by herself. She is very competent and confident with it. Features of this beaker include an indicator (quite hard to see though) showing the maximum fill level (marked as 100%) and also a ...