Best spill proof sippy cup...

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I am sending my son to preschool and I have no idea which SPILL PROOF SIPPY CUP to send him with. Whats the best one with a straw Thanks!

Posted: Wed, Sep 03 2008, 12:37 am Post subject:

With a straw, they have those Take and Toss Sippy cups, I'm not sure who makes it (the first years maybe?) BabiesRus has them, the pharmacy also sometimes has them in the baby section. You can either reuse them or throw them out. (we reuse them) It comes in a pack of all different colors.

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First Years I think is the brand...
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speaking from experience here....the First Years take n toss sippy cups with straws are NOT spillproof

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I'm a playtex woman

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I've tried so many different brands and none of them were spill proof.

Posted: Wed, Sep 03 2008, 12:13 pm Post subject:

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I start them around 18 months. I'm sure people start earlier though. My dd (she'll be 18m next week) is starting to bite the spouts off all my sippy cups. so we're getting ready to move on.

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I start straws at around 9 months, but the Playtex ones are too big for tiny hands at that age Wink

I actually like the Playtex tumblers starting at around 18 months for more of a cup action than stam straws -- they're easier to clean milk from Wink

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which ones are the tumblers?
actually I was talking about you when I said some people start earlier. I remember you mentioned it in another thread.

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L'maisa, for an older kid, I like this, even though it doesn't have a straw...it's still not a spouted sippy cup.

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Oh, one other idea. If you want a straw, get The First Year straw cups, and get some of their take 'n toss snack bowls with lids. You can close the cup with one of those lids (without a straw opening), and then have your son take off that cap and put on the straw one in school. Regular straws fit in it too. I doubt at that age he'll be shaking it upside down to make spilling a problem. If it gets knocked over, spilling will be minimal or not at all (depending on how much liquid is in it), and with the other caps, you don't have to worry about spilling in transport.
I actually did this before Very Happy

Executive Member Joined: Mar 16 2008 Posts: 306

Thanks everyone...I bought the NUBY ones...thats all they had in target...whats everyones oppinion on that??

Posted: Wed, Sep 03 2008, 5:59 pm Post subject:

sounds good to me! They last.

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That's our main straw cup around here...my son has one in his bed (as well as a Playtex tumbler as he likes 2 Smile

) and my other one has one in his crib...and there is one next to me on the floor, and yeah, I think I should buy stock in them Very Happy

Executive Member Joined: Mar 16 2008 Posts: 306

Lol!!! Thanks everyone!!!!