Tommee Tippee Explora First Sips Reviews

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Product Type: Tommee Tippee kids equipment

Newest Review: ... you can clearly see how much your little one has had and the cup can hold 150ml. The cup can be used in the microwave, ... more

 ... dishwasher and steriliser and is very easy to clean, as it comes apart; cup, valve, sprout,lid and handles. The cup has a soft flex spout which is non spill and has a cover. Babies need to suck in order to get fluids out. The handles are easy for little hands to hold and can be removed and used with the closer to nature bottles as well. The cup can be brought from Tesco and Asda and is on the Amazon website for around £4. The cup is very stylish and well made however my daughter found it hard to get fluids from the cu...more

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Customer Tommee Tippee Explora First Sips Reviews (6)

Lools_24
Crowned ReviewTommee Tippee Explora First Sips: A slip up for sipping up! (1331 words)
by - written on 19/04/11, updated on  15/11/11 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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Once my boys got to six months old I decided to start to introduce a cup for them to take liquids from. This was with the aim that by one year old they would be completely weaned off a bottle which is apparently more desirable as there are concerns that bottles can affect the development of a child's teeth. After speaking to my friends who have children of their own I had prepared myself for a battle and knew that we may have to try various different cups before we found a suitable one. One cup we did try was the Tommee Tippee First Sips Cup. ***Tommee Tippee First Sips Cup*** The Tommee Tippee First Sips cup is a "transitional" baby ...  Read the complete review

emmad5689
Non spill?? Only cause she can't get the liquid out (680 words)
by - written on 30/04/11 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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After having a lot of problems getting our first daughter to accept a drink cup we decided we would introduce a cup as early as possible with our second baby. When we got to around four months we had a look at the options and the Tommee Tippe first cups cup seemed to be the best option. We bought the cup from Tesco but you can get it at supermarkets, Boots and even online, we paid £3.97 for it but you can buy it from £3.19 to £7.95 so certainly one you should check prices on. The cup is transparent with tommee tippee on the back of it and volumes marked on the front of it, the top and handles are white with coloured accents which you can get in peach, pink or ...  Read the complete review

taramorg23
Tommee Tippee Explora First Sips: Non spill! Most definately nothing comes out! (439 words)
by - written on 19/08/11 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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I bought this cup for my daughter about 8 weeks ago. It cost £3.50 from Asda and came in pink, blue and yellow. The main reason I was drawn to this cup is it is designed to be non-spill and has what the manufacturer describe as 'advance-flo' technology this is said to be so sensitive that just the action of the baby putting the cup to the mouth will release the liquid. The cup also has a spout that is designed to be kind to teeth and gums. The cup itself is transparent and coloured to match the handles of the cup, the cup has markers printed on it showing oz's and ml's so you know how much your baby has drunk. The handles of the cup are coloured plastic with ...  Read the complete review

kat1234
Not for Us (372 words)
by - written on 27/07/12 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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I purchased the Tommee Tippee Explora cup for my son when we started weaning at around 6 months. I purchased it in blue but it is also available in pink or orange. I had originally purchased a Tommee Tippee Easyflow cup but my son had discovered that if he tipped this up, water would go EVERYWHERE. Looking for a solution to this issue, I opted for this first sips cup which features a valve that stops the water coming out when tipped - instead it needs to be sucked quite hard. The cup itself is blue in colour but transparent so you can see how much liquid is left inside. There are two rubber handles, one on each side of the cup, for baby to grip. The top ...  Read the complete review

Gemma87
Tommee Tippee Explora First Sips: How do you get anything to come out?? (285 words)
by - written on 25/07/12 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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I wanted to try and get my baby used to a beaker early on and so at around four and a half months I bought this Tommee Tippee Explora first sips beaker. I decided on this beaker as it has a rubber type spout and so it seemed like it would be a lot kinder to my babies gums rather the the hard plastic type spouts. They also looked quite nice with the clear beaker at the bottom with nice rubber coloured handles to make it easy for your baby to hold and the matching colour teat. I bought blue for my little boy! The handles are the perfect size for your little ones hands as my baby had no trouble at all in holding the beaker and the rubber strips also ...  Read the complete review

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