Philips AventGrown Up Cup

I have 2 kids and I bought alot of training cups for them , i can tell this is the best one and really train your kids.

First, I need to point out that this cup was given to me as a free sample to review. That being said, my review is based solely on our experiences using this cup. We honestly love this cup! It's much more natural to use then the ones with spouts. I think this will make an easier transition to a regular, unlidded cup. It's nearly perfect as far as leakage. The only leaking would be a few drops that remain after drinking. We love the colors, designs, and BPA-free plastic. We don't love the handles though we can live with them. The cup will generally still fit into drink compartments on bags as long as you position the handles correctly. Though the cup is dishwasher safe, we prefer to wash the parts by hand. There is learning curve for disassembling but it's reasonable. We take it apart, soak the lid parts in a bowl of hot soapy water and sometimes use a bottle brush.

I received this product for free in exchange for my honest review. My 3-year-old is in the process of transitioning from a sippy cup to a regular cup and this product has been a lifesaver! It is helping him get used to the feeling of not having a spout or a straw and it`s helping him become aware of how he holds a cup so that it doesn`t spill (not that this one will because it`s truly spill proof). It is easy to clean and I love how it comes with a lid to keep it clean when I throw it in my bag. Great product!

I received a free sample of this product for my son to try and I liked the cup. My son had used similar cups but what I liked about this cup was the handles on the sides. It was easy to clean and I had no spills. I was very happy with the product.

Whoever created this cup is a genius. It is such a great way to teach your child how to transition to drinking out of a regular cup. I received this cup as a free sample in exchange for a review. The first thing I noticed was how easy this was for my child to hold. It comes with handles on each side of the cup that are easy to hold and pick up. Also, to keep this as germ-free as possible, there is a lid that you can attach. I realize that even though it says it`s `mess free drinking` that there aren`t any guarantees on that. It is right that I never had a `mess` but it certainly can leak out. I had no expectations that this would be leak-proof so I was totally fine with it. The ability for my child to get help in getting comfortable with a drinking cup was well worth that. There are several pieces to wash when it comes to cleaning this cup, but I actually love the fact that I can take it completely apart and get it cleaned all the way. You cannot go wrong with this cup - wonderful invention!!

I received the twist and sip insulated 12oz 1pk cup mixed color as a free sample for my baby and now I have the pleasure of writing a review it was a beautiful and functional cup that my baby has enjoyed and continues to enjoy I would definitely recommend this cup for any parent who has a small child

My 19 month old has been using this cup for about two weeks now and he loves it. when ever he sees anyone drinking anything in the house out of a cup he craws over at 100 miles an hour wanting some and sometimes it is tough giving him anything to drink if we are drinking out of glass cups. we have been using this cup in order to teach him how to drink without being to aggressive and how to properly put his mouth around the cup so that the drink flows into his mouth in the different way from a baby bottle. It has worked like a charm. I really recommend this bottle.

As a mom on the go, I appreciate this transitional cup as yet another leak proof Avent design. I received this cup to trial with my daughter. Our pediatrician had encouraged us to increase our cup usage as my daughter initially held no interest in a cup. This was quickly followed by only wanting mom`s cup (read: impromptu bath for us both). :) I appreciate that her eagerness to learn was met by this innovative design. While we were trying other cup designs, I ended up with a lot of wet purses and bags. This `big girl` cup allows her the independence she craves in the leak-proof design this momma loves. It even includes a lid to keep it clean. I found assembling to be straight forward. Initially, I found disassembling the valve to be tricky. The trick was pushing the pointed point of the valve (underneath side of the lid) to detach it (it easily pops off). My only other critique would be the number of pieces to wash - six. It is dishwasher friendly though so I can give my dish pan hands a break. :) Overall, I appreciate that this design facilitates on-the-go practice and supports the mastery of `I do it myself`! <3

I was pleased when I received the Philips Avent sippy cup in the mail to review for my two-year-old daughter. The design is very similar to a regular cup. When the child places their upper lip on the cup the plastic lid/valve moves down to release the liquid. The handles on the side of the cup are really helpful as well, especially if your child has a hard time gripping the sides of a cup without handles. She figured out how to drink from it quickly, we had only used sippy cups with straws before. The cup is easy to take apart and clean, I took it apart and ran it all through the top rack of the dishwasher. I like the fact it holds a large quantity of liquid, about 12 ounces verses the majority of other cups that hold a maximum of 8 ounces. There is a plastic lid to prevent leaks and to keep it sterile while not in use. The only negative issue I had was the cup leaks a little bit and you need to provide adult supervision. The liquid can collect on the inside of the lip around the top and when my daughter turned the cup to the side (and upside down) a small amount of milk spilled out. Overall, I am really pleased with the sippy cup and look forward to purchasing a few more to add to my collection.

I received a free sample of this product to review, and I was excited because it seemed like it would work great, but unfortunately it didn't work well for my 2 year old. To be fair, my 2 year old is in a very active and somewhat destructive phase now, so the cup leaked quite a bit when she shook it around. She also figured out how to release the liquid from the cup while holding it upside down and pushing on the top. It worked much better for my 4 year old who is a bit more civilized at the table, but not yet super great at controlling a full regular cup. The design is great, the colors are fun and it is really nice that there is a snap top included so that it can be portable. Starting on this cup much earlier (like at 18 months) would probably yield much better results!