Sippy cups

JenniferL923 · January 2012

Are there any that DD can't make a water table or "water floor" with? She knows that she can press them down to get the liquid out. I take them away when she does this but I feel like I'm depriving her of hydration.

rssnlvr · January 2012

We switched to straw cups pretty early on b/c I hated how leaky traditional sippy cups were.

ebat · January 2012

We often do a cup w/o a lid, b/c she seems to have more respect for the big girl cups than a sippy. She does knock them over sometimes, but she doesn't fool around with them either. We just fill it about 1/4 of the way and keep refilling as needed

august8080 · January 2012

We've had great success and no leaks with these two:

https://www.amazon.com/Gerber-Graduates-Grips-spill-Colors/dp/B00278WA4W/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1326391897&sr=8-2

https://www.amazon.com/Philips-AVENT-Trainer-Handle-Single/dp/B00005QBW6/ref=sr_1_9?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1326391935&sr=1-9

JenniferL923 · January 2012

She does it with the straw ones we have...I think they are munchkin ones but not sure.

bobcatsteph · January 2012

We used these, then switched to these once DD got the hang of sippy cups. They have hard spouts that you can't press on to get liquid out.

PrincessBrideSarah · January 2012

bobcatsteph:
We used these, then switched to these once DD got the hang of sippy cups. They have hard spouts that you can't press on to get liquid out.

Sadly, my child has figured out how to defeat these too. She fills her mouth with water and then lets it all dribble out.

JenniferL923 · January 2012

PrincessBrideSarah:
bobcatsteph:
We used these, then switched to these once DD got the hang of sippy cups. They have hard spouts that you can't press on to get liquid out.
Sadly, my child has figured out how to defeat these too. She fills her mouth with water and then lets it all dribble out.

Yup mine does this too.

bobcatsteph · January 2012

JenniferL923:
PrincessBrideSarah:
bobcatsteph:
We used these, then switched to these once DD got the hang of sippy cups. They have hard spouts that you can't press on to get liquid out.
Sadly, my child has figured out how to defeat these too. She fills her mouth with water and then lets it all dribble out.

Yup mine does this too.

I don't know if a sippy cup will change that. Wink

JenniferL923 · January 2012

bobcatsteph:
JenniferL923:
PrincessBrideSarah:
bobcatsteph:
We used these, then switched to these once DD got the hang of sippy cups. They have hard spouts that you can't press on to get liquid out.
Sadly, my child has figured out how to defeat these too. She fills her mouth with water and then lets it all dribble out.

Yup mine does this too.

I don't know if a sippy cup will change that.

I know. if I can solve one of two problems, I'd be happy enough.

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