| | |  | File Conversion | Home » » » » 9oz INDULATED CUP SINGLE | | | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | The new Philips AVENT toddler cup range was designed in cooperation with a nutritionist and a child psychologist to include the features that parents request most. Available in several fun and educational storytelling designs, colors and sizes relevant for different developmental stages, the cups also feature interchangeable spouts -softer ones for transitioning from a bottle, and harder bite resistant ones for older toddlers. | | | Features: | |
• A non-spill, easy sip cup that keeps drinks fresh and cooler longer
• The insulated cup has a flip-top lid for leak proof transport and is easy to clean
• BPA free
• Available in 6 fun colors and animal designs colors and designs may vary
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 9.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 3.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 0.9 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 11 reviews |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Nice flow of liquid and easy to cleanJan 07, 2011
By Judy L.
I needed a sippy cup that doesn't have a really soft nipple so my toddler doesn't sit and and drink from it like it's his bottle. I was also concerned about the rate of flow of liquid. Many sippy cups are completely leak proof but require the child to suck too hard. This Avent cup fits the bill. It has a nice hard spout but with a soft rubbery cover so that it doesn't hurt his teeth. I tried the cup out and found the flow of liquid to be super easy- not much sucking required. When you turn it upside down the liquid doesn't come out of the spout although a few drops do come out of the tiny venting hole above it. I also noticed that even when the cap is on and the bottle is turned upside down, a little bit of liquid does come out of that hole and makes a bit of a mess when you remove the cap. Still, I don't find that to be too much of a nuisance since I'd rather have the nice flow of liquid. The cup is easy to fill quickly, take apart and put together. Cleaning is a breeze and I do like the cap which keeps the spout clean for transport. The insulation is also a bonus. I only wish the inside of the cup was clear so I could see how much liquid was inside but I guess that might interfere with the insulation properties. I use these daily for milk. Overall, a good buy.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Great sippy, the only one we use!Jan 11, 2012
By Anounamama
"danimae3"
After trying pretty much every sippy cup on the market, we settled on these Avent sippys for a couple of reasons. First, because I prefer the spout to a straw. I find that my toddler can shake a straw sippy and make the liquid come up the straw, which of course makes a mess. Second, I love the fact that I can just flip the little disk that controls the flow upside down and place the top and the cup parts in the top drawer of my dishwasher, I don't need a special basket to hold all the little pieces while they get washed. Third, the insulation works very well and keeps drinks cold for a long time. Fourth, I like that the flip top that covers the spout comes off, because we only use it when leave the house. And finally, my daughter loves the animals on the cups. I prefer them over licensed characters.
If I had to come up with a drawback, it would be that if the top is not tightened to a certain point it can leak. But we only very rarely have this problem.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
GREAT!Oct 04, 2010
By Jeremy
I purchased only one of these cups and at first I thought it's kind of expensive. Do I really need to have my child have something that keeps drinks cold? The answer is yes, when it comes to milk I am glad I got this cup! It keeps the milk fresher longer and works well. At 12 months old he would drop it due to the weight but now at 15 months old he tends to hold it much better.
I also purchased the playtex sippy cups too around the same time. The playtex ones looks used and worn out already after only three months of use. They were easier for my child to hold at 12 months and he didn't drop them on the ground. The playtex were spill proof as well and did hold up other than the chewed up sippy cup look!
The Phillips Avent has lasted longer and still looks brand new even with him chewing on it.
The top lid, I will agree was a pain but if you just take it off it's still spill proof and works! To be honest the lid is kind of like a bottls lid and is good if your sticking the cup back into the fridge but other than that there is no reason to give the lid to a child.
Overall, I plan on purchasing more of these sippy cups at least 7 and use the playtex ones for running around in so if I lose one I am not loosing a fortune along with it.
 maybe for someone elseJun 12, 2011
By Kim
It's not bad but the cap on this comes off entirely. It's difficult to flip the lid without removing the whole top and it's constant frustration for our kid. It's also helpful when we can see what's inside so the opaqueness is kind of annoying too.
Great cup with a few drawbacksJun 01, 2011
By E. Barnes
We love this cup!
Pros:
*Good flow, daughter doesn't have to suck hard to get liquid.
*Insulated
*Soft covered spout
*Lid that protects spout when in the diaper bag (see cons also on this)
*Sturdy, can be thrown around without damage/spilling.
Cons:
*Slightly leaky. I haven't noticed much leakage, but there is a little bit occasionally. But the pros more than make up for this!!
*The cover (on the snap on lid) can be hard to lift up sometimes to get a drink. It can be pesky, but I love the cover for on-the-go.
I especially love that the flow is so easy. My daughter doesn't find it too heavy and she's 16 months old.
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