Nuby Gripper Cup

Pros: No Valve & No Mess! Easy To Clean, Easy For Baby To Hold, Great Value

Cons: N/A

The Bottom Line: My daughter absolutely loves it and I love how easy it is for her to hold and drink from.

Review: My youngest daughter Addison started juices a few months ago and with that came the sippy cup experience. We purchased several different varieties just in case one or two didn't suit her tastes. Fortunately we've had really good luck in that ...

Pros: Incredible

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: We chose the Nuby gripper cups after a lot of thought!

Review: After walking around the K-Mart department store near us in our state we picked out the Nuby gripper cup for our son. He is nine months old and needed a new cup. He had a Gerber one that was supposed to be spill proof but the plug fell out every single ...

Pros: low cost, transition appropriate, No spill, easy grip.

Cons: Biting may cause leakage

The Bottom Line: This is an easy transition for any child. If my son can so can your child.

Review: When I say great for transition I mean it. I tried everything during the transition from a bottle to a cup and nothing would work. I finally found out these were the most remarkable training cup in the world. For one they are plastic but yet the tip of ...

Pros: Cost efficient, regulates flow of liquid

Cons: Not 100% leak proof

The Bottom Line: The Nuby Gripper cup is cost efficient and does work better than most others.

Review: The Nuby Gripper Cup is a 10 ounce sipper cup that will release fluid once it is sucked on. This cup is the number one seller for Nuby. It is equipped with a pressure sensitive Vari-flo feature that regulates the fluid intake of the child. The Nuby ...

Pros: *Easy to clean. *No Spill. *No small pieces to clean.

Cons: May have trouble holding this cup because of no handles.

The Bottom Line: I would recomend the Nuby Gripper Cup to anyone whose child is ready for a sippy cup. It is no spill, and you have no small pieces to clean.

Review: My daughter, Zoey, 9 months old, just started drinking out of a sippy cup about a month ago. We bought various kinds of sippy cups to see if she would like any of them. The Nuby Gripper Cup is the only one we can get her to use at the moment. I believe ...

Pros: inexpensive, easy to transition to from bottle, fairly leak resistant

Cons: empties too quickly

The Bottom Line: I recommend these cups to transition a child from bottle to a sippy cup. In my opinion though, they aren't the cup you'll want to be using forever though.

Review: These are the first sippy cups we tried with my son when he was around 7-8 months old. I loved that they were very inexpensive at walmart and I had heard good things about them. The soft spout made it easy to transition from a bottle to the sippy cup. ...

Pros: Has hand grips for tiny hands!

Cons: Really isnt one

The Bottom Line: These cups are great! And non spill!!

Review: These are the cups that I first started my son out on. He really liked the transition from a bottle to a nubby cup because the spout is soft the bottle was. My son still continues to use these cups now. These cups are non spill and I have never had a ...

Pros: Cheap.

Cons: Can't clean them.

The Bottom Line: Don't waste your money unless you want a frustrated child and molded cups.

Review: My husband and I were having difficulty getting our daughter to switch from bottles to sippy cups. We had tried many different types that we had received previously from baby showers. None of them seemed to work so I went to the store to scope out some ...

Pros: Its cheap

Cons: It leaks

The Bottom Line: Don't buy this cup. There are too many good sippy alternatives that don't leak to buy a leaker. Try a Munchkin or Playtex for no leaks and "safe" plastic.

Review: I have heard INCREDIBLE reviews of this cup. Its allegedly BPA free, cheap, so easy to use, a great transition from the bottle and is not supposed to leak. My personal experiences with this cup have been that my kids seem to like it, but it LEAKS. A ...

Pros: The gripper handle makes it easy for little hands to hold.

Cons: Everything but the gripper handle.

The Bottom Line: Waste of money!

Review: When I first saw the price of these I grabbed a handful for my kids. Our family is on a tight budget so I was excited to see how cheap these were compared to other brands. Well as they say you get what you pay for. These lasted maybe a week around my ...