we got these as a gift, any good for a toddler?
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Following. I have yet to find a "leak proof" sippy cup that can survive my daughter. She is soaked with any of our sippy cups. I cannot give her one in public. I saw the TT at Tjmaxx and wondered about them
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@PrincessBaby: I wonder if camelbak makes a sippy lol! They're the only brand of water bottle I've ever found that doesn't leak!
@stargal: following too, we have these in the cabinet, got them at our shower.
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Are you talking about the straw cups? If so, yes. Thumbs up -- no leaking. But washing them is a PIA.
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I found tommie tippe to be a leaky pain in the butt!
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LO likes them now at 18 months but they were hard for her to use a few months ago.
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@PrincessBaby: do you mean leak as in from the cup itself or because it flows too fast and H doesn't catch it all so it leaks out of her mouth?
We have TT sippy cups and and we haven't had one single leak issue! I like it. BUT, LO is soaked every time he drinks out of it because, in comparison to his bottle nipples (level 2), the flow is too fast and he ends up just letting it kind of seep out of the sides of his mouth. I did get the 4-6m cup, so I wonder why the flow is so strong? But, oh well...it's probably just user's error on my son's part.
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We love the TT sippy cups BUT they do soak out if the tips get smooshed.
We also LOVE the CamelBak kids cups.
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I don't like them!
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Maybe I've got a dud, but the inner silicone valve bit is always falling off mine so that the liquid flows freely out of the spout. I've got the lid/handles that attach to a regular TT bottle, so maybe the older kid sippy cups are better.
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