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Price Comparison for Tommee Tippee Tip-It-Up First Cup Plus
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4X ASSORTED COLOUR Tip It Up Sportster,TOMMEE TIPPEE( Colours : R ...
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by - written on 14/08/08 (Very useful, 90 readings)
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I bought one of these for my daughter when she was about 5 months old, but I think they can be used from 4 months. I wanted to start giving her water as she'd been exclusively breastfed since birth and had never had a bottle, and didn't really want to go down the bottle route so I thought this would be ideal. They are very lightweight, have a large handle on each side and snap on lid with a free flowing fold-down spout to prevent spillages when cup not in use. There are markings on the side so you know how much fluid is in there, and there is also a juice dilution indicator so if you choose to give your baby juice you won't be giving them too much. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/11/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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When my eldest son was a baby and he was being weaned I searched high and low to find the perfect cup he could drink water out of. Having drank from a bottle for the first 6 months of his life I wanted to find something he could hold himself and drink easily out of. Unfortunately this task turned out to be harder than I first thought and I actually bought quite a few beakers before I got it right. Before I bought my first Tommee Tippee First Cup Plus I actually tried him with many other beakers with one common problem that kept occuring, he could not suck the water out of the cup, even when I tried myself I found some of them are really hard to get the water ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/11/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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They say that as you get older you become more child like and not wanting to go against this gross exxageration we decided to get one of these for my Grandfather as his health was worsening. Being a very shaky man he was spilling cups of tea and the occasional whisky, though between you and I, I think it was when he stopped drinking that the shakes arrived. He was a very proud man and when I first presented this to him he let out a torrent of abusive four letter words and promptly pitched it at me, missing by about an inch an knocking the 'wally dug' off the fireplace. And the medical people think he's not doing so well!!! He didn't ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/10/09 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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We bought one of these for my daughter when she first started solids at 5 months. I knew we needed to offer her water with meals, and this seemed like a good cup to try. I figured something must be right about them since most babies and toddlers we saw had one. In fact, it was amusing at baby groups watching mums try to work out which of the 5 blue ones was theirs! The cup itself is a good size, holding around 250ml of liquid. There are markers on the side in case you are after a specific amount, and a line to help you work out how to correctly dilute juice should you want to use that. The lid snaps on and off easily for filling and cleaning, but my children ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/08/09 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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I brought one of these cups for my daughter when I wanted to start getting her off of her bottles. It seemed a cheap alternative to some of the other cups and beakers on the market and I thought if it didn't work out it didnt really matter! Tommee Tippee is a leading brand in childrens feeding products. Their products are widely avaliable and are very reasonably priced. This particular cup cost a mear £1.50 or around that price depending on the shop, it is avaliable in a wide range of colours and is very very avaliable and you can find one in almost any store which sells baby products. The cup is very basic in design and mechanism. It ... Read the complete review
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