Joovy Dood Sippy Cup, Purpleness, 9 Ounce

Great sippy cups! There are many parts, but they make it easier to deep clean everything. Hasn't leaked much for us, but you have to make sure all the pieces are together like the venting ring and the spout. Very similar to the Boob bottles. The little clear piece under the spout came off once after my daughter shook and threw the cup clear across the room and water started to leak from the spout, but you could see the clear piece floating in the cup so it was an easy fix. Also, the handles are designed to move so your child can use the spout in a comfortable position. We transitioned from the Joovy Boob bottles by putting the sippy cup handles on them (and they don't move as there are notches to hold them in place) and started with the soft 7-oz dood bottles. Then worked in the hard spouts (which are still quite soft compared to others) and moved to the 9 oz size. Great progression from bottle to sippy.

I love this sippy cup, but more importantly my 11 month old son loves it. It is very ergonomic, and easy for him to use. The hard spout isn't just a formed piece of plastic and offers a little bit of comfort without being too soft. He doesn't have to suck ridiculously hard to get the juice out, like some of the "leak proof" sippy cups, which means it does leak in the slightest amount just make sure the stopper is in there good. He has thrown it on our tile floor and it is still going strong. I have read some reviews about too many parts which I don't understand. Unless you are disassembling it everytime you refill it, or keep it all apart until you child desperately needs a drink, it is a simple as taking the lid off (the handles are free floating, but don't require an engineering degree) filling and putting the lid back on. I found the stopper inside the spout was much easier to use than many other sippy cups as well. Thanks joovy dood, love the sippy cup!

This is a very confusing cup. I wanted very badly to love this, as love other products from this brand, but I was rather disappointed. While other reviews did note a few issues, I figured I would still give it a shot. Issues I have:1) It leaks. I cannot figure out why. My husband, who is a freak about these things (pieces, parts, and gadgets) cannot figure out why this happens.2) It is complicated to put together after washing. There are WAY too many parts to reassemble this cup quickly and accurately.3) The handles do not feel tight - they feel almost wobbly. My daughter has a hard time grasping them.The big positive of this cup is the great mouth piece. It is very soft and rubbery, not hard like other sippy cups. This is what initially drew me to the cup, and I wish that it would be more effective in the other areas mentioned above. Not sure what I am going to do with this cup - I keep trying to give it try after try, but I always end up going back to my good friend Tommee Tippee. It was rather pricey for this type of item, but it may be going to the give away pile...

I don't understand how anyone has a problem with this leaking. The internal silicone piece in the spout keeps it from leaking from the spout but does not allow air back in hence the ring.The internal ring allows air to replace the liquid being removed without leaking just like the joovy bottles. (and its the exact same size ring as well which is nice when everything is broken up on the drying rack) If your cup is leaking you either got a seriously defective cup or you're not putting it together correctly. The whole cup easily breaks down for a quick rinse or cleaning and goes back together quickly. This spout is a firm structure but still soft for transitioning from a bottle and good for little bitters. I'll be picking up a few more. (Wish they had more fun colors)

Not sure why there are so many pieces to it? Seems so unnecessary to me...The little ring thing, not sure what to call it, is kind of annoying, the handles do not stay in place and spin around the bottle. They should have just made it one solid piece, so odd. Anyway, it CAN leak, if the pieces aren’t put on together correctly & if the lid isn’t screwed on 100%, unscrew a teeny bit and it will leak. I’m probably going to purchase a different sippy cup. Things I like are the esthetics, baby can drink from it just fine & likes to chew on the nozzle 🤷🏻‍♀️

I have to like it. It's the only sippy cup our son will use after transitioning from Joovy Boob bottles/BUT it has some flaws. The worst is that it has measurment markers but YOU CAN BARELY see them. I have to squint every time I prepare formula in this. I don't understand why they made it this way because the Joovy Boob has GREAT .oz markers! If this sippy had markings like the Boob then I would consider it perfect.Also, there are arrows to line up but when you twist it closed the parts shift to where the arrows don't line up anyways .

I just bought this cup and my son is obsessed with it. He's been using sippy cups for 7 months successfully, but I wanted one with a lid that also didn't have a straw. Finally stumbled on to this one.When I shake it around, nothing comes out. That being said, when he sucks on it really hard and then turns it upside down, some drops come out of the spout. Reasonable enough for me.It has a travel lid, which is a huge upgrade from all his other sippy cups he liked from Target. I will be buying more.

Umm well, it’s not leak proof. It’s not easy to clean it has a lot of little parts to it. It’s durable bc baby girl has thrown in many times but not worth the money

Me encanta, mi bebe solo aceptaba un tipo de biberon y no cualquier vasito joovy sin duda el mejor! Es de sus favoritos, no se tira y es muy manejable