Tommee Tippee Easiflow Cup

Overview I bought this cup for my son when he was about 9 months old, following the 9mth+ guideline on the packing. It was about £2 from asda so not a bad price. Unfortunately my son hated it at first. He couldn't get the water out unless he sucked so hard he went red. After a few go's I admitted defeat and put it in the cupboard. Several months later I had run out of cups one day and I got this from the cupboard and gave it too him. I think he must have strengthened his muscles by now as he found it easier to drink from. It was still hard work but doable. After a few months the valve had eased off enough for him to drink from it easy enough and it became his ...  Read the complete review

I have always struggled to get my children to drink juice and I have gone through cup after cup after cup, there is nothing more frustrating than this. The cheap beakers spill everywhere or the tops fall off so you get soaked. If you had them in a bag they would leak everywhere and when your child first starts drinking out of a beaker it is so hard for them to master that they get soaked. Also as we all know children love to throw things too so everything else gets the juice rarther than your child. I visited boots to see if they had got any cups that may make any sort of difference and I saw these non spill. That was it they were sold to me a chance not ...  Read the complete review

I had tried so many cups for my 10 month old but he always cried when I gave him his milk. He'd only just got used to Formula milk in a bottle since I'd just stopped breastfeeding him. The Tommee Tippee Easiflow cup is really easy to drink from and also doesn't spill most of the time. Its got a removable spout which is great for those teething times when they bite a hole in it. You can buy replacement spouts instead of replacing the whole thing. To drink from it the child has to put pressure on the spout either with gums or teeth and ten suck. It sounds difficult but really its not-I've tried it! The milk or whatever they've got freely comes out as ...  Read the complete review

When my eldest daughter got to the age when she was ready to leave the bottle behind and move towards drinking from a cup I visited my local Boots and before me was a vast array of training cups in all shapes, sizes and colours. I really didn't know where to start and they were quite expensive ranging from £2-£4 so I wanted to get it right. I didn't get it right and I bought a few different cups and experienced a range of different problems with them. They were wither so 'anti-spill' that my daughter couldn't actually drink from them or they seemed to leak really badly. I just couldn't find a cup that she took to and most of the time I ended up removing the ...  Read the complete review

====The Item==== This cup is from Tommee Tippee and I think most of their products are great. It is a cross between a bottle and a cup, and is made of plastic, with a softer plastic spout. It has two handles at each side, and is also spill-proof, but this is one of its disadvantages, I think. Mine was included in a pack when I bought the Tommee Tippee steriliser, so i'm not sure how much they retail for at the moment. ====My Experience==== I was eager to try this out with my son (then 6 months) who had just started weaning, to encourage him to drink water from a cup. We persevered for a few days, but it seemed that my son ...  Read the complete review