sippy cups

[kerrise]

My daughter is 14 months old....does anyone know of any sippy cups that actually do not leak?

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We've had really good luck with these gerbers

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2855288

but they were kind of hard for my son to use when he was that young. So, we used these
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2382279

They do eventually leak after a month or two of being chewed on, but they do really well up to that point.

[craftyashley]

I swear by Playtex Sipster cups. They don't leak as much as the other ones I've tried.

[cay8099]

We use the gerber cups too. The ones that change color worked really well.

[WWmama]

My nephew was able to make pretty much every cup leak. My sister had good luck with the Playtex cups.

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2969612

[freckles]

I used to use gerber and loved them. I stopped because it was hard to find a replacement valve.

Now I use Playtex insulators to keep the milk colder longer.

[justincase]

i bought my toddler his sippy cup when he was 6mos. it was a playtex baby einstein series. he hasn't used it straight for many times but i can say it doesn't leak since i make him play with it with a small amount of milk, hoping he'd probably sip the milk.

also, the avent sippy cups are good too.

[modmama]

When it comes to not leaking, the absolute best sippy is the Klean Kanteen 12oz. stainless steel sippy. They are compatible with Avent sputs and come with them if you order it from Klean Kanteen. You can literally turn the bottle upside down and nothing will drip! Stainless steel is AWESOME too! It's surprisingly light-weight, it's free of BPA and other toxins and obviously shatter-proof. The 2 nagatives I found were that metal can get uncomfortably cold to hold with a cold beverage inside and also that it very easily dents. One fall on the pavement and that nice finish is knicked forever. And I was always nervous about it damaging my furniture - you know how kids are with their bottles. Luckily I found an easy solution to both problems - a bottle cover! I got these stylish covers by Cocoozy (http://www.cocoozy.com/collections/bottle-covers). The ones that are made specifically for Klean Kanteen sippies are called Klever Kovers (but I use glass BornFree bottles too). These covers insulate, protect and look great! I get so many comments on them! The Klean Kanteen sippy link is here
(http://www.kleankanteen.com/products/kid/kid-kanteen-sippy-classic.html)
Good luck!