Tommee Tippee Tip-It-Up First Cup Plus Reviews

I bought this cup for my bubba, when she was about 7 months old to try and get more water inside her through the day with her milk and I have to say we continue to use it now. It is an ideal first cup for baby, it is made from brightly coloured plastic, which catches babys attention and is also very robust when it gets thrown half way ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

We bought this cup for our daughter when she was 5 months old and had made the decision to start weaning her. It was £1.50 from Toys R Us and was recommended by a friend so decided to go with it. On the side of the cup there are 2 markers so you can make up juice to the right quantities. At first I gave her just water and had to fill it quite ...  Read the complete review

This was the first cup I tried for my daughter when she was about 5 months and is still her favourite now nearly a year later! It is the perfect size for little hands, holds 250ml of liquid (don't fill it right to the top as it will squirt at you when you push the lid down). It has never leaked in my bag although it does have a free flowing ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

When Scarlet was about five months old I wanted to ensure she had some water each day along with her milk to prevent her from dehydration. Once a fortnight I always go to boots to stock up on the boots own baby wipes so I decided to look for a training cup for water. Oh my gosh there are so many available and I just didn't know where to ...  Read the complete review

I bought this cup for my son just before he turned 4 months. I chose it because I had used the Tommee Tippee bottles and had been pleased with them. The cup was reasonably good value and lightweight compared to other first cups. It has a fold down nib so you can fill it with water or juice, fold the nib down and take it on journeys with you as it ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

The Tommee Tippee First Cup is, in my opinion, the best cup for young babies. It's a simple two-handled plastic cup with a sturdy spouted lid that fits on easily. Fluid drips out slowly from the two holes in the spout so hard sucking isn't needed (unlike some of the more expensive none-spill varieties we've tried in the past) and ...  Read the complete review

This cup advises it can be used from 4 months, which is the age i used it from with my daughter. In my opinion i think it would better suit an older child as she is kind of getting the hang of it now that she is seven months old. When i first gave it to her she was more interested in throwing it about - which is fine as it doesn't leak. When i ...  Read the complete review

This is what i decided to use to give my sonwater in from 6 months - i chose it because it has a soft tip lid and thus when he chews it it wont hurt his gums especially if they are tender when teething. I also chose it because i didnt want him to only be able to drink from a teat and then have to wean him off that later too. I am still ...  Read the complete review

I bought this cup in blue and green for my 8 month old baby to introduce water as it was cheap at 99p in Tesco. Its got 2 holes in the spout and can be closed by folding down the spout so its flat to the cup. It does, however, leak when shaken, left upside down or tilted sideways. I don't know if this design has been changed ...  Read the complete review

This plastic children's cup holds around 250ml of fluid. The one we have is bright orange, but they come in all sorts of colours. The cup has two big handles on either side to aid two handed holding. The spout has one hole in it, and is hinged, so you can fold down the spout when not in use, so it fits flush to the lid. In terms of ...  Read the complete review

=====The Item==== This cup is from 4 months+ and comes in a variety of colours, and has two holes in the flip-top spout, although I believe you can get varieties with 1, 2 or 3 holes in the spout, also. The whole item is made from hard plastic, and the lid pops off completely for easy cleaning, and to teach the child to drink from an open ...  Read the complete review

This is such a simple product but it is ideal as a first cup for teaching baby to hold it and drink from it. It is made from plastic in all one bright colour (we have the blue one). It has a handle on either side to help baby hold it steady and a flat spout that you flip up when baby wants a drink. The spout has 2 holes at the end meaning that ...  Read the complete review

I must admit that I did no research into which type of cup was best for a first time cup, so I was lucky that I had bought a Tommee Tippee tip it up cup by chance. I saw them in my local Morrisons supermarket , and as they were reasonably priced at about 99p I thought it was a good cup to try first.I wasn't keen to spent alot of money so was ...  Read the complete review

this was my little boys first cup and he really loves it. in fact i love it too it makes my job a lot easier. the cups are relative cheap to buy mine was around three pounds however it is well worth it. they do colours which suit both boys and girls. the handles are easy for the baby to grab hold of and the cup is also light which ...  Read the complete review

Attention all mums and dads - this is the only cup you need to start off with. When my little boy was getting ready for juice and water I decided to buy this cup. What a lucky decision that was as it's been a really good buy and he is now 9 months and loves it. They are widely available in supermarkets and baby shops. I got ...  Read the complete review

These are without doubt the BEST first cups you can buy for your baby! I started both of my children on these at 4 months with water in them. Not instead of milk I hasten to add just to get them used to using a cup. I would give it to them a couple of times a day and by 6months they would both happily take water from ...  Read the complete review