TUM TUM Tippy Up Free Flow Sippy Cup (No Valve), Sippy Cup for Toddlers, BPA Free (Pete Polar Bear 300ml)

Our toddler loves these! We got three bottles and made the transition seamless. Our baby never liked the straws where they have to bite in order to get liquid out and these don’t have that feature but still are leak-free, easy to wash, super sturdy to throws (lol) and cute. One thing to be aware of, liquid will rise up the straw if it is warm. We only use it for cold or room temp water and milk

We LOVE this cup. It’s hard to find a straw cup that has no valves and this one is perfect. My 9 month old loves sipping his water from this cups and he doesn’t have to fight any valves to get it. It’s very easy to drink out of. Once the character part of the lid is closed, it’s totally leak proof. I will say sometimes the pressure can build up and when you open it, water will come shooting out of it.

Good cup but pressurizes/leaks over time. Easy for baby to hold and weighted straw works well. Good value for the money just hate cleaning up after it leaks.

Our family has tried a lot of baby and toddler cups, and this one is amazing! My youngest is 16 months old and doesn’t really like drinking due to some factors (gross motor delay, lower tone) that make it more challenging. We taught him how to drink with a honey bear style cup, but couldn’t get him to drink more than a sip or two per meal. We tried every cup: straw cups, open cups, 360 cups, hard and soft spout sippy . . . He was dehydrated from drinking about an ounce of water per day. I heard of this cup from a mom of a little one with a physical disability as being super easy to drink from. My guy took to it immediately. He now will drink a little after every bite and takes about 2.5 ounces every meal and more throughout the day. This cup has really saved us and I’d highly recommend it to anyone with a kiddo who’s been harder to feed and hydrate. On top of this cup convincing my kid not to dehydrate himself, it is genuinely a great cup. It is very easy to clean. The valve-free straw that makes drinking easy also makes for easy cleaning. It’s easy to take the cup apart and reassemble. It is very sturdy and will hold up to drops. It also is surprisingly leakproof. I expected increased leaking as a trade off for the valve free straw, but we haven’t had any issues. I also really like the design. We have the koala; it is super cute and the grey makes it very gender-neutral and easy to pass on to a sibling. My only qualm with this cup is that the handles make it difficult to impossible to put into a cup holder. I wouldn’t deduct a star over it - as most trainer cups have the same issue and the handles are great for the baby - but it would be nice to have them shaped a little differently. Still, I would recommend the Tum Tum over any cup we've tried!

My LO is 9 months old and it didn’t take her long to start learning to sip from a straw. It’s valveless, it’s supposed to teach babies to control the flow.. so it can get a little messy at the beginning as my LO spits out maybe half of it. The handle and size it perfect the baby’s hands. It does leaks when the lid is open and also leaks slightly when it’s closed maybe because my LO likes to bang it on the table/floor. It’s easy to clean.

I love this cup! It is super cute first of all! I love that it has a valve-less straw for proper oral development and learning to sip (vs suck). I appreciate that it comes in a larger size too! So many other cups aren't offered in more than 6 oz sizes. The lid works great, it didn't leak when I tipped it and shook it. Even when lid isn't on, it doesn't easily leak at all. It's very lightweight so perfect for baby. The handles are great too! Very easy to clean which is a huge perk for me. I am so glad I got this cup, it seems to be great quality and baby and I love it! Will update if it fails us in any way.

Exactly what I was looking for. The straw is free flowing so baby doesn’t have to bite down to drink. My baby figured out how to drink from this cup very quickly (at 6 months old). It doesn’t leak when the lid is closed and has survived a few months of drops from a high chair without breaking. The straw that connects to the weight is very thin. Your standard straw brush won’t be able to fit through it. So I don’t know if you would want to use it for anything other than water. Because of how thin the straw is, the flow is slower than my baby’s other free flowing straw cups. This has been great for my daughter, but might be frustrating for an older child.

The cup itself is fine. The problem is that there isn't a one way valve in the straw so the cup gets your babies backwash in it. Would be 5 star if it had a backflow valve on it.