Tommee Tippee Hold Tight Trainer Sippy Cup, Spill-Proof |7+ Months, 9 Ounces – 2 Count

My 5 month old granddaughter loves it, she is able to hold it with both hands. I know it's for 6 mo & up but she does pretty good. Water does come out of it pretty fast so watch for choking.

Tommie Tippie never disappoints!! I bought these for my 9mo old twin boys. The cups are light weight and durable. I love that the cover to the mouth piece is attached to the cup. (Because I will lose it!!) Plus it's easy to clean and no spill.

This is my favorite cup. Used it to transition out of bottle which didn’t take much. Also it can lay on its side without spilling. The only time it does “leak” is when it’s turned upside down and my kid shakes it. So I’d say it’s pretty great. Wouldn’t recommend using the dishwasher.

I love Tommee Tippee, and have had tons of the other insulated sippy cups. I never had a problem with any of them.However, the lids on these do not screw on as well, and when dropped they easily come apart slightly causing them to leak.I would definitely recommend the insulated Tommee Tippee sippy cups, but not these.The only thing I like about them, is the attached spout lid. I have purchased the insulated ones with lids as well, and end up never using the lids because they are not attached and easy to lose. I love that these are attached.

My barely one year old does not love this cup, but the cup itself is sturdy, spill proof and easy to clean. I gave it 4 stars because it’s hard to tell if it’s just that my baby doesn’t love it or if its difficult to use in her opinion, even though I like it.

My son went from bottles to this sippy cup no problem and it’s the only cup we’ve ever needed. No spills or leaking issues. Easy to clean. He 3 and still uses it. I promise you’ll love it.

Love these cups. They’re leak proof and easy To clean plus the mouth piece can be covered !

Wow. So there’s this whole internal “valve” thing that’s 2 tiny parts of plastic you have to take apart for washing and cleaning.After doing as much and then half filling a cup with water for my adventurous 10 month old, I then had the pleasure of watching him bang this a few times on the side of his highchair whilst the contents poured out on to the floor. On checking, it wasn’t a me problem with set up, that’s just what happens.Oh and then with the final dregs of water left in the cup, my son attempted to drink from the spout, which was now covered by the flappy cover. Which has no kinda of “catch” to keep it open.So all in all I’d have had less mess and more water drunk if id have just given my baby a crystal wine glass…I’m returning these, covered in this morning Soggy for cheerios.