Tommee Tippee Tip-It-Up First Cup Plus Reviews

I initially brought my daughter the Tommee Tippee Explora First Sips cup, however she did not get on very well with this due to the need to suck to get the drink out, due to the no spill valve. Already a huge fan of Tommee Tippee products I decided to buyt the Tommee Tippee first sips cup instead. This cup is suitable from ...  Read the complete review

When my little girl began to learn how to drink we bought her one of these cups. I hadn't heard of them before but now that I see them everywhere and they seem to be the number one choice of cup for helping children learn to drink. === Tommee Tippee === Tommee Tippiee is a well known brand in the baby world. They make a ...  Read the complete review

WHAT IS IT? A baby drinking cup that is made by Tommee Tippee. It is called a Tip It Up cup because it has got a valve that should stop your baby from tipping juice out of it and making a mess. DOES IT WORK? It is a good baby cup but my daughter is only 8 months and she has already found out that if she ...  Read the complete review

I bought this cup for my son while it was on sale in Tesco's and it stated from 4 months so it seemed like the ideal first cup being none spill and having a silicone teat on for babies making the change from a bottle to a cup. I got it home, sterilised it and put some of the baby juice in that my little boy likes and while he was sat in ...  Read the complete review

I recently purchased Jayden a Tommee Tippee Tip It Up Non Spill Cup, whilst he is still having his milk from his bottles, I was finding that a bottle wasn't really ideal if he wanted a drink of juice between meals. He received a dinner set as a Christening present which included a baby cup with a lid and two handles, however I found that ...  Read the complete review

Moving on from a bottle to a cup was something I wasn't sure on how to approach with my daughter, because I wasn't sure if she'd go from the sucking motion to the drinking motion easily. We tried a few cups, ones with natural spouts and so on, but then my mum gave me one of these. She'd bought it in Poundland, and they sold it in a ...  Read the complete review

This cup is a hard plastic, with two handles for little ones to hold easily, the mouth piece can move from being in the up position for drinking, and bent down to close, because if you tip the cup upside down in the open position the drink will leak out. It's good that it doesn't leak at all when it's in the close position, so it's fine ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of Tommee Tippee Tip-It-Up First Cup Plus which we have bought for our daughter a while ago in the attempt to move her on from rubber teats. You can use these from 4 months on and we wanted to try something else for water and juice. Description The cup holds a small drink so would not be big enough for ...  Read the complete review

I have mixed feelings about these Tommee Tippee cups. When my daughter started trying solids at around 7 months of age, we bought her one of these for £2 from the local supermarket, Asda I think it was, so that she could have water with her small meals. They are certainly bright and eye-catching, light and easy to hold, and durable ...  Read the complete review

Our three children always used the Tommee Tippee cup and the company has a long history of designing and manufacturing good quality baby cups. These cups are very hardwearing as they get thrown chewed and generally bashed about. The plastic is hard enough to standup to a high level of abuse however its soft enough to prevent ...  Read the complete review

==Tommee Tippee Tip It Up First Cup== When Jack was around 9 months of age we bought him his first "sippy cup" so that he could give himself water as and when he needed it. This Tommee Tippee Tip It Up First Cup was the ideal one to buy as it has a movable mouth piece which can be tucked away to prevent spillage or ...  Read the complete review

I bought one of these cups when my son was around 4 months old so that he could start having water as I began weaning him. I really like them as they are quite small, this is ok as when you first start using them your baby doesn't actually drink that much water. They come in a variety of colours. I chose blue for my boy. I ...  Read the complete review

I had one of these cups when my son was a baby, they come in blue, green or pink and currently retail on Amazon for £2.59 (July 2012). The cup is made of BPA free plastic and is pretty easy to use, it is designed to be used from 4 months upwards and has small handles on either side to allow your baby to grip the cup, it has a ...  Read the complete review

I have tried a lot of different baby and toddler cups and I would say these are the best, reliable and long lasting cups. It is a simple freeflow beaker with 2 handles to make it easy for even young babies to hold, and a flip up and down spout with 2 holes for the water to flow out of. The lid can be removed to put the water ...  Read the complete review

My grandson is now seventeen months old and has had the Tommy Tippee cup since he was six months old. I bought him his first cup from Morrisons for £1.52 they are still around this price and are a good deal for the child's first cup. Oscar has been able to drink from his since six months old as he could grip the cup handles ...  Read the complete review

My grandson has just turned one and he is now being weaned off the bottle. The health visitor advised to use a cup like this to help with the transition and he is finding it a bit of a challenge so far! The cups come in a variety of nice, bright colours which make them look very nice, some have pictures on too. They cost from ...  Read the complete review

When we started to wean our son, it seemed natural to also start to think about taking drinks and the progression from bottle to cup (and to also meet the need to drink water to supplement his changing diet). At the time, I had no idea of the range of products and sippy cups that were on the market, but as with all things baby-related, ...  Read the complete review

I brought one of these simple baby cups when my son was around a year old. He had only ever been breast fed or bottle fed expressed milk, so when the time came to introduce other liquids (in this case cooled boiled water), I decided to go and buy whichever beaker I saw fit as I stood in Boots and browsed. I chose this Tommee Tippee ...  Read the complete review

My daugther (who is my third and last child!) was breastfed until 4 months, and as I felt guilty about giving up so soon with her being my last baby, I stuck to giving her milk in bottles. She would take water from a cup with a soft spout, but milk as far as she was concerned came from a bottle. So with her first birthday ...  Read the complete review

I breastfed my daughter until 13 months. Up to 5 months she would have milk occasionally from a bottle, until the day I put formula in there. After that she would never take a bottle again, and the only way she would drink water would be from a cup. I got one of these Tommee Tippee cups from my local sure start when she was 5 ...  Read the complete review