Vital BabyHydrate Free Flow Cup 200ml 2pk, First Sippy Cup 4m+, Flip-Down Spout, BPA-Free, EarthSmart Biodegradable, Easy-Grip & Dishwasher Safe

Good and beautiful. No leakage, easy to clean and was very affordable. My Princess can easily hold it while using it.

Brilliant. Better than the well known brand one in my opinion. The lids are easier to get off although they become harder the more they’re used but fine. Use to hurt my hands doing the TT ones. Never leaked and used all the time.

The Free Flow Cup has been a wonderful addition to our baby's journey towards independence. At six months old, she's able to hold it comfortably, thanks to its lightweight design, even when filled. However, it's important to stay vigilant as it tends to leak when placed on its side or upside down – a lesson we learned quickly as our little one enjoys exploring it by swinging and banging it on the table.Despite the occasional mess, it's been a fantastic tool for her to learn to sip on her own, especially for parents who prefer to skip non-spill cups. The only minor inconvenience is the lid, which can be a bit tricky to remove at times. Overall, it's a great choice for fostering self-sipping skills, just be prepared for some spills along the way.

Old school sippy cups! I got these for my grandson as they’re what I used to use for his mum back in the late nineties! They’re nice colours, don’t leak too much and my grandson finds them easy to old. They hold enough water for a baby and they just go in the dishwasher no problem. They’re sturdy little cups and a good size and weight.

Still going strong after few years of use

Just as good as the branded ones probably half the price

Great quality sippy cups for a baby who is learning how to drink water. Good value and nice colours.

Purchased these for my 12 month old as they appeared such good value for money. The cups work well with no leaks to date. My little one has a habbit of throwing things from his high chair and no cracks or spills yet!These cups were much smaller than I expected and at 14 months I think his hands will soon be too big to fit comfortably in the handle. They've served as a good transition away from bottles but other designs will likely last that bit longer.