Born Free Trainer Cup, Colors May Vary
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Baby Products Reviews of Born Free Trainer Cup, Colors May Vary
Customer Review: My baby loves this cup and so do I!
Summary: 5 Stars
After reading some of the negative reviews, I almost didn't buy this cup, but then I would've missed out on a great cup that my baby loves. She never used a bottle so I was worried about the transition to a sippy cup, but she loved this cup instantly and after only one or two days of me helping her hold it, she is able to drink from it by herself, at 8 months. If my baby spies this cup sitting on the counter, she screams until I give it to her - she loves it so much. Now I have to buy more, but I don't mind at all. They're well worth the money and, as other reviewers have said, they ABSOLUTELY DO NOT LEAK AT ALL. They do have a few pieces to fit together (no rocket science) but I suppose if you managed to lose a piece or something then the cup would probably leak, but if you use it correctly, it really is fantastic and worth the money. Don't believe the nay-sayers on this one.Customer Review: Great Sippy Cup!
Summary: 5 Stars
My baby has used this cup for more than a month (she is now 8 months old) and she loves it. It's easy for her to get the water out, but when she shakes it upside down, as she does almost every time she uses it, no water spills out. We have only used it for water. We borrowed an Avent sippy cup and she had a harder time getting the water out with that than with this one. It also seems that she likes the nipple-like maliability of the spout, and it has so far held up against her sharp little teeth gnawing on it. If you buy this make sure you know what you're getting - the Training Cup has the nipple-like spout and the Drinking Cup has the stiff spout, although they look almost exactly the same. I'm very glad that I have this cup and I highly recommend it. It's also good knowing that there aren't any hormone-disrupting chemicals leaching into the water.Customer Review: Yes, it leaks EVERYWHERE!
Summary: 1 Stars
I'm not big on writing reviews, but I'm so irritated that I spent $12-15 on a child's cup that makes a mess everywhere. I appreciate that it's BPA free, though it would be better if it were phthalate free too. My real issue if that it's ridiculous to charge so much money for such a poorly designed product.
My son just used this again (because all the other cups were dirty) and there were pools of milk all over his high chair tray within 1-2 minutes. This happens every time and so I rarely use the cup, but I've decided to throw it away now -- which doesn't seem all that environmentally friendly -- but frankly I don't have a lot of extra time for the extra mess this cup makes.
I hope this review stops someone else from making the mistake of buying this cup--and maybe the company will improve their product.
Customer Review: This cup works great!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this cup b/c my son was having trouble transitioning from a bottle to a sippy cup. I could not get him to drink more than a few sips at a time w/ a cup and he definitely was not drinking enough. I found myslf chasing him around the house during the course of the day to try to get him to finish his cup. I tried 2 kinds of Avent cups, Playtex, and The First Years and none worked well for him.
I bought these Born Free cups b/c someone recommended them. I am so very happy with how these have worked so far. My son drank his milk without hesitation on the first go.
These have not leaked at all (so far) and I could not say the same for the Avent cups, which leaked occasionally.
I would highly recommend these if you are having trouble transitioning from a bottle to a cup.
Customer Review: Poor Handles / Hard For Baby
Summary: 2 Stars
Having come from the Avent system on kid #1, we rolled on over to Born Free this time around. While the bottles themselves were fine, these sippy cups are terrible. First, the handles are very hard to grasp. They're too small and in a weird shape. Second, its impossible to drink out of. Me, the wife, the baby, the 2 year old... we all failed to get more than the smallest drop out of it. Not to mention, after several months, you do get tired of all the parts just for a sippy cup. We switched the baby to a Playtex one, and he grabbed on right away, and took a good sip out. As an aside, we switched bottles to simplify now that he's past the colic stage and he drinks 3x faster with no throwing up.