Which Sippy Cup?

[Sellena]

Trying to get my little madam to use sippy cup. So far tommee tippee- spout to hard.

Just had some Dr Browns soft spout sippy cup delivered, bit fiddly in terms of washing the different buts and it seems a bit of a chore to suck. Would like one with a lid too...

Any recommendations?

[souc1a]

Sainsbury's have an own brand one with a soft spout, lid and valve. Used them with both of our children for water and they do a bigger one without handles which we now use instead of a bottle for milk. They are also glow in the dark so have a novelty factor too!

[lucyA1308]

Yes, Sainsbury's no -spill ones are great. They have a soft spout, and when turned upside down don't let anything leak out, unlike the regular Tommee Tippee.

[Sellena]

Off to sainsburys I go!!

I just ordered a nuby one so will also see how that goes, thank you lovely people!

[Convex]

I had the same problem, spent loads trying different cups, he now happily drinks from all of them, so perhaps time is the cure.

He still refuses milk from a sippy cup but will happily drink water from one.

[hellosailor]

If he doesn't seem too keen to use a sippy cup I would persevere with a free flow one, it's easier for them to grasp the concept when it flows really freely, and then when they've got it you can move onto a non-spill one. Sure this isn't the case for all babies of course, but most of them find it easier to use the free flow ones at first, which is why the tommee tippee one is so ubiquitous as a first sippy cup.