TUM TUM Tippy Up Free Flow Sippy Cup (No Valve), Sippy Cup for Toddlers, 200ml, BPA Free (Pip Panda 300ml)

Bought for my 6 month old at the time son he’s now 11 months and this has been our favourite straw cup. Leak proof when the lid is down but sometimes it gathers water in the straw that can leak when opening the lid. Good value for money. Great high quality material as he’s thrown it many times. Really easy to clean with no endless parts to come apart. Looks great and baby holds it no problem with the two handles.

One of my son’s favourite cups. He has one at home and the same for nursery, he’s still learning to drink from an open cup so it can get very messy, so this is a great drinking cup as it doesn’t spill. It’s very durable (my son will throw things A LOT), the sliding lid can come off but it snaps right back into place. It’s not too big so it fits in bags nicely, cute design and colour, neither have washed off or faded away (minus the few marks from my son throwing it), we have had it for over a year which is why we brought another to just leave one at nursery. great value for money.

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.

Finding a drinking cup for a toddler that's been difficult and feels like an impossible task to get one that doesn't leak or spill. This one is the closest I've come to finding such an item but isn't without flaws. Firstly, the designs are lovely - simple but cute which my little one loves. It has a little weight attached to the straw which allows for all the liquid to actually get drunk which I feel is a game changer with straw cups. It also prevents huge spills which is brilliant news for any parent. The whole product can be put in the dishwasher which is handy also, and it can come apart for efficient washing. Unfortunately, the flaws I've found have been largely irritating. You have to put the lid on only slightly tightened otherwise when you open the lid the liquid comes shooting out at you, which means that if your child is running around with it and knocking it etc, it can loosen quickly and then lead to the lid coming off. You can tighten it pretty well, but this can lead to more liquid explosions so it's a bit of a risk either way which isn't ideal. It does also leak a little when tipped upside down but thankfully it's only a small trickleand will eventually stop itself. This is pretty expected as the liquid already in the straw has to go somewhere, but the attached weight prevents too much liquid escaping. It's nowhere near as bad as every other cup I've tried for leaking though, so it's just a flaw I've accepted as the cup itself is a brilliant product. Overall, this is the best cup I've found so far for an active toddler and is a good price for what it is. It's one of the better designed ones on a budget and is super easy for little hands to use.

We already have the smaller version of this cup and needed a larger one, so sticking with the same brand was a no brainer. Great quality as expected. The straw is removable and replaceable, which makes cleaning really easy and means you can swap parts if needed rather than replacing the whole cup. The weighted straw works brilliantly and lets little ones drink comfortably however they choose to hold the cup. No valve also means no frustration when drinking. Really well designed, practical, and durable. Very happy with this.

These are amazing! I have a 7 month old, trying to transition from an open cup to a straw. We have other weighted straw cups which he couldn’t seem to get the hang of, Tum Tum was recommended and straight away he was sucking up water! So easy to drink from compared to other brands. I would say there is some leakage from when he tips it up but it’s just whatever is left in the straw. They are appealing to kids, he knows instantly what it is when I offer. I think they are great quality and has definitely stood up to him throwing and banging it about. The handle seem easier to hold than some others we have tried.

Great little cup to use when weaning your baby. I offered this to my breast fed baby who occasionally has a formula bottle - and he took to it straight away without issues! I was amazed how he knew what to do with the straw! It can also be thrown around and tipped upside down without leaks. Goes in the dishwasher too. Brilliant

Great, easy to hold cups for little ones. Had a few of these over the past year or more, eventually they do all start to leak but our toddler has always really liked them as cups.

For our daughter the free flow straw, along with the handle setup was a game changer, after about 10 other failed sippy cup brands and styles. My only complaint is that she doesn’t have a ton of room because the edge of the retractable lid sticks out just a little bit. The bear shape is kinda annoying to clean, I don’t think she really cares about the animal itself. The free flow straw will leak though, so if it gets thrown on the floor there can be a puddle or sometimes in the car she will turn it upside down, but the trade off of her actually being able to drink from it is worth the mess.

It's really cute and doesn't leak. I throw it in my purse all the time for on the go. It's a good size, easy for my son to pop the top open if he wants a drink, and I like that the straw is free flowing.

We love the Tum Tum Tippy Up cups. We have several and they are the only ones that my toddler enjoys drinking anything out of. They are great for water or milk. I have noticed that occasionally if you leave the lid open, the liquid will begin to rise and spill out. However, if they are closed, I haven't experienced any leaks. Great for the price!

I have tried a dozen straw cups for my kids. This is by far the best. I like that it doesn’t have a weighted straw. It is easy for them to learn how to use the straw. Easy to clean.

Grâce à la paille lestée bébé peut boire avec la tasse dans n’importe quelle position. Idéal quand bébé a envie d’autonomie. Stérilisation possible. J’utilise quand même un mini goupillon d’une autre marque pour bien laver la paille.