Tippy Up Free Flow Sippy Cup (No Valve), Sippy Cup for Toddlers, 200ml, BPA Free (Kev Koala S3)

I wasn't sure what to expect of the TUM TUM Sippy Cup when I first gave it to my son. He was newly 6 months old and I was introducing solids along with water to prevent dehydration. I had heard that a free flow cup with a straw was better for their teeth, language, and overall development with table skills, so I was happy to see a fun character version. I thought I'd have to teach my son how to use this cup, but I was surprised to find it didn't take him very long to figure it out himself. The first time I offered the cup he successfully took a big gulp. I bought the Kev the Koala one, which is such a cute design, and my son loves using it! The handles are a thoughtful addition, especially for younger babies who are only just learning how to bring food/drinks to their own mouths. I like that the lid flips over the straw as it helps to prevent any spills. For the most part, spills are unlikely to happen unless the cup is turned completely upside down. When cleaning, the straw can be a bit fiddly, and I wish the product itself came with cleaning brushes as it seems pretty imperative. It does take forever for any liquid in the straw to dry and as a result this is probably why a lot of people are having issues with mold. So far I haven't had this problem, but I have only been using this cup with filtered water, time will tell on that front. This cost me approx. £10, which I think is reasonable. It's a very simple mechanism that works extremely well. The weighted straw is genius and makes me wish all straws were weighted as it is effortless to pull liquid through no matter what angle the cup is in. It's a nice size, perfect for my now 8 month olds hands. The neutral colours help to reduce stimulation at meal times, too. It's a great cup and I'll be buying more.

These are great cups (we have 5 in various sizes). - They’re valve free and thus are supposed to be better for your child’s teeth; - Leakproof when the lid is closed; - The straw is weighted, meaning that it’s easy to drink from; - My child has thrown and dropped them many times and they seem durable; - They are easy to strip down and clean (the straw can be fully removed from the lid); - the straw is soft, so not worried about my child biting it; - The parts are dishwasher safe; - The handles make it easy to hold.

Love these cups as a first straw cup! Lid doesn’t fully close and is very easy to open, so easy for little hands but also prone to leaks.

I didn’t think I’d ever have strong opinions about a sippy cup… and yet here we are. Seal: First things first—this thing actually seals. I’ve shaken it, thrown it in a bag, and handed it to a toddler with zero regard for gravity… and it mostly survives. Not a single catastrophic “milk explosion in the changing bag” incident so far, which honestly deserves an award. Colour: The colours are chef’s kiss. Bright enough to find at the bottom of the toy pile, but not so garish that it clashes with my carefully curated “mum life but aesthetic” vibe. Big win. Fit: Perfect for little hands—my child can grip it like they mean business. It’s lightweight but doesn’t feel flimsy, which is ideal because it gets launched across the room at least 3 times a day. Use: Super easy for my little one to drink from—no frustration, no dramatic meltdowns (well… fewer meltdowns, let’s be realistic). It’s one of the few cups that didn’t require a 20-minute “how does this work” investigation. Ease of Cleaning: This is where it really shines. Comes apart easily, no weird hidden bits where milk goes to… expire. Straightforward to wash and doesn’t leave that suspicious smell after a couple of uses. Leak Factor: Okay—let’s be honest. Is it 100% leakproof? In normal use, yes. In the hands of a determined toddler who thinks they’re conducting a scientific experiment? Not entirely. But compared to others we’ve tried, it’s definitely one of the least leaky. Overall: Would I recommend it? Absolutely. It’s practical, cute, and survives toddler chaos better than most things in my house—including me.

This is great, my daughter loves it. No spills so far! Will be buying more.

Great cup but started to leak from the side of the lid after 6 months of use.

Used this to introduce a valve-free straw cup to my 6 month old and he took to it straight away. I found it easy to clean with the directions to do a pressure clean and I like the fact that the straw is weighted so it is harder to spill and there is a lid which you don’t get with many valve-free straw cups. Little one also finds it easy to hold.

Ive given a 4 star only because when you tip it up it does leak however, my son took to this so quickly! The first day of using he worked out exactly how to get water out. The weighted valve is also amazing so helping the straw stay in place.

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!

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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.

Love it. Easy to sip for a baby. The only one my baby likes.

As a toddler mom I have purchased more cups than I want to admit, this one really does a good job. It’s easy for little ones to use and does not leak. It’s also super cute!