Re Play4pk - 10 oz. No Spill Sippy Cups for Baby, Toddler, and Child Feeding in Aqua, Lime Green, Sunny Yellow and Teal - BPA Free - Made in USA from Recycled Milk Jugs - Aqua Asst.

I think I will be returning these because, just like EVERY OTHER CUP....... they leak. these are awesome for their simple design and cool kiddo colours but honestly that doesn’t outweigh leaking. I don’t understand all the amazing reveiews. These are 36 CAD which works out to like 9 bucks a cup. Not worth it for some recycled plastic.

I wanted to love these. I really did. I have 5 kids under the age of 6 so a few still use sippy cups. I have spent hundreds on sippy cups and really wanted to finally find some that didn't suck. I loved these for about 2 weeks. And then the rubber piece inside that prevents it from leaking wouldn't stay on anymore. Just would fall into the cup and the liquid would spill everywhere. I returned

At first my twins wanted nothing to do with these cups. It took us MONTHS to realize we were putting the valve in backwards so they could just NOT drink from them! (We did feel like idiots. Moreover that dad is an engineer.) Now that they can actually drink from them, we pretty much use only these and we bought a second set. They're very sturdy, the colors are nice, easy to just rinse and put in the dishwasher but make sure you remove the valve and rinse everything right away or else milk will dry between the valve and lid. Love that they're recycled plastic too.

These cups are amazing! I wish I'd found them sooner!These are old-school sippy-cups with hard plastic spouts and a (sturdy) silicone gasket inside to prevent leaks. The plastic is very thick and sturdy all over.My son was 2.5 when I bought these. He's autistic and compulsively chews on things (toys, shirt buttons, sippy cups etc) and while we'd had some luck with cups from playtex, these are holding up better to our hardcore-chewer. He's now 3 and we've been using them daily since we bought them and while there are teeth marks in the plastic, they are holding up noticeably better than anything else we've tried so far.Just for reference; my child is capable of drinking from an open cup but he's more interested in pouring out the contents or shoving his hand into the water inside. Sippy cups are the only way we've found to keep him hydrated for now. When (if?) these ever wear out, I will absolutely purchase more. I would 100% recommend them to anyone who needs sippy cups for any reason.

These are perfect both in size and quality. Solid, and do not bend. We use them for dementia sufferers. The bright colours make food stand out (just don't put raspberries, strawberries or carrots in the red one -- hard to see), and the sides make it easy for a spoon or fingers to push the food onto a spoon or into the hand. The only issue is that the base is not non-skid, but that can be addresses by using a piece of matting or other table cover that is non-slip itself.