Tommee Tippee Easiflow Insulated Cup

I purchased the Easiflow Insulated beaker from Tommee Tippee around a month or so ago for my 16 month old son. Since weaning we have purchased a number of cups yet none prior to this one have been satisfactory. My son always likes to have a drink of water or juice to hand and so uses a cup or beaker throughout the day. As we attend a number of toddler groups throughout the week these are often thrown into a changing bag or handbag and more often than not begin to leak. The Tommee Tippee Easiflow Insulated beaker however is cleverly designed not to leak if tipped or shaken. The cup itself is relatively large, holding a good amount of liquid, though ...  Read the complete review

====The Item==== It's a fairly tall bottle made of plastic, and narrow enough for small hands to hold. It comes in two designs/colours I think, I have seen a green jungle design, and a purple design (can't remember the picture), and my child had both, one for drinks, and one for milk. There is a screw-top lid with a sliding top to reveal the straw, which can be closed again. There is another two parts to the straw under the lid, and the cup is insulated and non-spill. I bought mine for about £3 each in Tesco, but check prices as they may have changed since then. You can also get them in Boots. ====My Experience==== My son was ...  Read the complete review

I bought this cup for my son when he was around 15months old because he was tending to drink tonnes of water and the cup I had wasn't really big enough. I was having to fill it around ten times a day! The one we have is green and has pictures of a jungle scene around it. I think they come in a couple of other colours and I picked mine up in Tescos for about £2.50. It is insulated so it keeps the liquid cool and it has a screw top lid. The lid has a sliding bit on it and when it's flipped back the straw pops up. It's very light weight and is a thin tuberlar shape which makes it easy for your child to get it's hands around. It also has a non-spill ...  Read the complete review

After leaving my son with his beaker in the buggy while we were out and on another occasion in his car seat, only to find he'd put it down up side down, I decided we needed to invest in a cup that didn't have a free flowing spout. While out shopping I noticed this and as he was coming up to a year old decided that it looked a bit more fun than some of the other non spill beakers available. I have seen it in Boots and Tesco and also online, priced at £3.99 in Boots and currently £2.34 in Tesco. It is recommended for older babies aged 12months+. It is a non spill beaker that uses an integral straw in the lid section with a flip over cover to keep th ...  Read the complete review

I got this cup for my son as he was having trouble drinking from other cups, and I was desperate to get him off the bottle when he turned 1 year old, especially for juice. I saw this in my local Boots store, and thought it was worth a go for £3.99. The idea behind the cup is that the child learns to drink through the straw, which is easy to use and helps to avoid spillage which is common with other cups that I have tried! The straw is very soft and flexible, and my son has had no problems in drinking from it at all. The straw is tucked away when the lid is slid across to the closed position. When you slide the lid to the other side, the straw comes ...  Read the complete review