Tommee Tippee Closer To Nature Transition Cup With Handles For Infants - BPA-Free, 4+ Months, Pack Of 2 Review

My baby easily transitioned to this sippy cup around 7 months old. She will only drink water out of it at meal time, but it's a good start on moving away from the bottle. I do struggle to get the nipple screwed in at the right location on the cup. It' seems like no matter how I place it in screw top or how I try to screw it on, I can't get the nipple lined up correctly with the handles.

these are wonderful bottles for starting off with getting your baby to hold their bottle on their own! unfortunately they leak too bad and we just switched back to regular bottles, but it taught my baby how to hold a bottle on her own so i’m still giving 3 stars because they weren’t awful

This cup is great visually. It's easy to clean, it's soft for baby and easy to grip. But when it comes to using it not great. I hate leaving negative reviews but I did not like this cup at all. I bough them because my baby used this brand since day 1. The lid doesn't close correctly and leaks! Not drops leaks a lot leaks. So I tired the rings from the original bottles but still leaks! I then realized it was the cups that don't allow the ring to close correctly. I ended using the sippy cup…

I love that these nipples fit perfectly into the anti-colic lids, and thus, the bottles. Keep it universally versitile in the brand Tippe!

My daughter hated them and they always leak! Have had many different people try to put them together (because I read a review that the parts had to be perfectly aligned and that you couldn’t mix and match the two different colors), but it still made a huge mess. Leaks from underneath the handle.

The way that the sippy cup comes apart and put back together is not ideal. You have to put the handle ring on first, then the ring that holds the silicone nipple screws on, but you can't predict where the twisting on will stop, so the nipple is always in the wrong spot relative to the handle! The handle has to sit in a certain way and does not twist with the bottle. So what I end up doing is twisting on the lid, then estimating where I need to move the nipple, unscrew the lid, move the nipple…

Have always loved tommee tippee products. Bought these to use as newborn bottles and love that I can transition them to sippy cups. I had some larger bottles with size 1 nipple that I swapped out. Love that tommee tippee products are so interchangeable. My only complaint is that if you're using for breastmilk or formula- it only shows 1,3 and 5 oz on the side. I just measure my milk in my pump bottle and pour in- no biggie. Both my breastfed boys have taken tommee tippee bottles from the very…

The lid has to be on perfect or it will spill everything and it is a pain to line up correctly. When you have a screaming baby needing her sippy and you have to take additional time to put lid on, makes me hate them.Baby loves them when working correctly, only sippy that wean from the bottle

Repeat purchase, just adding to our stock of bottles. These bottles have a wide opening for hand cleaning, make a tight seal to prevent leaking, and are a great value for the money

I bought these sippy cups because the bottles work so well. For some reason, even though they are the same size, the nipples invert on the sippy cups. I have to break suction so they can re-inflate while feeding. I also HATE the measurements on the side. I get that the cup shape might be helpful for little ones to hold, but it makes it hard to estimate how many ounces are gone since there are only markers for 1, 3, and 5 oz. I do like the colors and I like that the bottles have the same notch…

My 10 mth old daughter likes using these cups but they are IMPOSSIBLE to open. Every time I need to twist the top off it takes 5 minutes of hard work. I will not be getting more of these unfortunately.

Best sup on the market my daughter absolutely loves hers even when she’s not drinking she just wants to hold it and play with it. The only problem is with the higher flow nipple it will leak if flipped over.

I bought these due to mass recommendations from a parenting group. I think they’re over rated. They are lightweight and easy for my little to hold because of the handles. However, when my son isn’t drinking it, it’s usually leaking in the floor and when he is drinking it, I don’t think he’s getting much out of it. For reference, my son is 8m. We’ve been trying these since 7m

These transition nipples work great. My 11 month old is having a successful transition to sippy cups now! Just wish the cups were bigger.

Very thin plastic. Cheap product. The lids are hard to screw off and on. The nipples leak as do the sippy cup nipples. Do not recommend.

I was hopeful about these, but unfortunately I would not recommend them. I wish I didnt waste my money. I bought a pair for my second child, a 7 month old. I was looking for a sippy cup that would be a good transition from being exclusively breastfeeding fed. The things I like: The fact it comes with a nipple and a sippy spout. The things I don't like: The handles are bent at a weird angle and can't move once you put the top on. When you twist on the cap, the spout of the sippy cup rarely lines

Great bottles. I like that they’re small but, that makes it harder for me to put into pockets of my diaper bag. Easy to clean and the no spill is nice!

We love Tommee Tippee, have been using for nearly 2 years with no issues. till now :( Our 21 month old is having a difficult time dropping bottles, so we thought the soft-tip transition nipple would be a good aid in moving to a sippy cup. Within one week of light use (morning and night, supervised and only used while actively drinking) Both tips have torn due to teeth. We haven’t had any issues with the regular nipples doing this up to this point. The silicone of the transition soft top seems…

I say use whatever works for you. This was the best starter sippy cup we used. Yes sometimes the lid messes up and ends up leaking but like with most baby products I will buy whatever works for my son and he uses. I took away traditional bottles when he started putting his hands up and messing around so about the 3 month mark. These have a regular nipple. So I would always help guide his hands on bottle and because it's so small it is very light weight for him. Now at 5 months he is fully…