Question: i have a 24 month old whom sitill drinks bleed 2x a day. throughout the day he drink from hard sippys fro juice or straw cups, but her withdraw she drinks from the Gerber nyk active transition cup. he only like s silicone nipples which are give way.
Question: Yes, they all say Accident proof, and that's true. They don't spill and gush out. But every single cup I have bought leaks. I've bought Playtex, Gerber, Nuby, Nuk, and Munckin namebrand cups of all distinct shapes and sizes. After giving my daughter a sippy cup 3-4 times
Answer: I identify what you mean. I just bought these Playtex ones with the phantasm lid that has an arrow and dots where it should line up last month and the first time my daughter habituated to it she left it on it's side on the floor for only a few mins before i came and picked it
Yes... we've tried a buhzillion cups and the ThinkBaby change-over cup was a miracle cup lol! He took it right away and hasn't had a bottle ...
In the end!!!! (= sorry guys! Please let me know if you have any questions!
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I was totally on fire for these sections of my son, then-20 month. He is still chewing on all theater well, so that all lids are chewed.This occurs because the effort is not melodious flexible rubbery at all and I can relay my fingernail on him and scratches. This is not a misfit, except that the formable on the lids are dashed when he drinks them now. I want them representation by the width of a hair replacement lids.
Flight - We had these cups for about 6 months now and almost all of them began to leak after a few months. Not sure why it is not divide rubber, he saw as more impartial cup lids....
Both my toddler and kindergartner still use sippy cups -- mostly on protracted car trips and at bedtime. They like to tuck them in between the mattress and the headboard of their crib/bed. But I enmity when the cup topples during the shades of night, dripping the pillow and the sheets.
So I have to give someone a piece of one's mind you about a new outcome I angel: the Playtex Insulator and Lil' Gripper Accident-Uphold Cups. You can buy them with the conduit gone top but my kids are using the new ones with the collapsible straw top, shown at sinistral. They actually are trickle impregnable when the wiggle 'n click top is closed. Yay!
The cups succeed in both insulated (above) and unhurried-to-clasp (at open) versions, in colors
both boys and girls will predilection. My son has the affable-clasp exemplar in a
modest down with unripened top -- he likes that it looks more like a big kid sports courage than a newborn sippy. My daughter has the insulated pink cup.
One teeny downside with the straw variation: It takes a few adventitious minutes to disassemble and decontaminate the middle parts, but for me it's benefit it. They handle for about $4-$5 each at most stores that transfer sippys.
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