My kids have been using those Good to Grow juice bottles for water cups, I can keep them filled and they can grab and go from the fridge. They need to be tossed though, and I want a new alternative. I want something that won't leak and I can have several of to keep them stocked up in the fridge.
What kind of cups is your older LO using?
pomelo / 5524 posts
We do the Camelbak Eddy
https://www.amazon.com/CamelBak-eddy-Kids-Water-Bottle/dp/B00PUDI2Z2
If we're sitting at the table for dinner, I give him an open cup, but if we're on the go, the Eddy is our go to.
apricot / 371 posts
At home we just use IKEA cups (not spill proof of course) and out we use camelbak kids size water bottles.
pear / 1837 posts
At home we use small mason jars- she asks for one then fills it herself. Out and about we use Kleen Kanteen water bottles.
grapefruit / 4278 posts
We just use a regular cup at home. He has one sitting on the counter for the day and get a drink whenever he'd like. If we're on the go, then we have various water bottles. Nothing kid specific.
pear / 1881 posts
We use a tupperware cup with lid for her milk. It's not leakproof, but we've found that she drinks SO much more milk with these than anything else.
For water, just a typical straw sippy or a thermal cup with close lid/straw.
squash / 13199 posts
clementine / 778 posts
DS has been using a regular cup since he was 2. DS also uses a camelback in the car (we commute 45 minutes in the morning, so breakfast is in the car.
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
we just use regular glass cups. they've never broken one yet.
pomelo / 5326 posts
@Mrsbells: we were looking at these at Costco yesterday. My DH didn't want to get them because there were too many parts. Do you find them hard to clean? We would just use for water.
nectarine / 2987 posts
Camelbaks out and about and open plastic cups from IKEA at the table. I've had terrible luck with leaking Contigos.
pomegranate / 3375 posts
We just use regular cups (that she fills herself) at home. The only bottle/cup we have is a klean kanteen (12 oz) metal bottle. It isn't leak proof (it's relatively spill proof, but I would never just throw it in a bag).
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