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| 0.44 pounds | | Package Length:
| 8.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.45 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 25 reviews |
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 My son just pours the water out of it...May 17, 2010
I like the look, I like the design, it is bpa free BUT it is a toy more than a sippy cup for my son. The system does not allow the water to stay in when the cup is upside down. the only way to prevent that is to actually use a lid that goes inside and therefore he can not drink it either. So if we are on the go, I cant hand it to him because him AND his carseat will be all wet by the time I get to a place. So, it was a waste of money and I need to find another bpa free sippy cup that actually keeps the water in.
 Good cup but pain to washApr 23, 2010
My biggest complaint about this cup is the rubber gripper. Crud gets under the gripper and it is super hard to get on and off. Washing in/under/around the gripper is tough but if you don't, if gets really nasty underneath it. Bought one of these for each of my 3 boys and only use them sporadically because of the gripper. I also find that it doesn't keep drinks cold (even when filled up with ice). Glad we only bought three of these.
 Easiest sippy for babyMar 19, 2010
This is the first sippy my 12-month-old has been able to use. She always had trouble with the ones you had to tip up; though she liked to play with them, she didn't drink much. Once I introduced the Safe Sippy, she made the complete transition from bottle to sippy in 24 hours! The short, relatively wide spout was really easy for her to get the hang of. When used with the straw, there is no resistance, so the liquid comes straight out. This makes it easy for her to drink a considerable amount of liquid compared to a spill-proof sippy. When used with the straw, this cup is definitely not spill-proof. If you are looking for something that your toddler can carry around without making a mess, this is not your cup, at least if you want to use the straw.
For me, the lack of being spill-proof is worth dealing with because of how well my baby drinks from it. However, I'm only giving this cup 4 stars because it there must be some way for the manufacturer to include a better spill-proof feature, like a top that prevents leaks. The spill-proof plug they do have is quite annoying; to use it, you have to take apart the cup, pull out the straw, and inset a new plug. Not only does that mean you have to keep track of and pack a tiny rubber plug, but you have to touch the inner parts of the cup to switch it out. This felt very gross and unsanitary when I had to do this at the zoo one weekend! I have now resorted to just packing the sippy inside a ziplock when we go out.
If this cup just had a leak-proof cap, it would be perfect.
Easy TransitionNov 13, 2009
We've made the transition from bottles with nipples to sippy cups with our year-old boy. We used Avent bottles so the simplest solution transition was to use the Avent sippy cup. It worked splendidly. No problem at all. Next, my wife came home with a second variety, the Safe Sippy by Kid Basix. She wanted it because it was toxic free, plus it's simple and easy to clean.
Our boy made an instant transition to the new sippy cup. No problems. He seemed to find it easier, in fact. So, it's now in heavy rotation with the Avent cups and we've been using it mostly for fruit juices.
Gary Peterson.
 They were nice...at firstOct 15, 2009
We liked these cups so much at first that we bought 4. We have used them exclusively for about 6 months now. We wash them in the dishwasher according to the instructions. Unfortunately (for our bank account!) they are all leaking. The oval rings no longer stay in place, and the valves often fall into the liquid. The silicone rubber protectors are nice, but they get moldy underneath. They are too difficulty to take on/off for every wash to avoid getting the mold (the directions say they can be washed in the dishwasher with the silicone protectors on...) So, overall a waste of [$]! Our 18 month old does like drinking from them though, so I guess if you can afford to replace them, go for it! I just bought 2 Klean Kanteens, so we'll see how they fare!
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