Philips AventSpout Cup

My friend's daughter has special needs, and will only drink from this exact cup, and we're really worried she just won't drink anything once her current cup breaks. Do you have any in the warehouse?

Our son loves to spill water from bottles and sippy cups and then to play in the puddle or even lick it. This AVENT sippy cup does not leak AT ALL, it's really a life-saver. The hard spout is also bite proof - another great feature. I've been recommending it to friends and I bought 3, one of each color!

I have been trying to get my son to take a sippy cup for 3 months now. I had went out and bought just about every single sippy cup out there but he wanted nothing to do with them. Then I found out Avent made sippy cups as well as bottles. I went out the next day and bought one, gave it to him to try and now I can't get it away from him. He loves this cup and now wants nothing to do with the Avent bottle we love so much. He wants all his drinks in THIS cup. the handles are not too big for his hands and the cup allows the drink to flow freely when drinking from it, yet not spilling or leaking every where when its not in use. I've had to removed the flip cap off the cups while he uses it (he plays with the cap if I leave it on). Other then wishing this cup came with a removable cap like the bottles so it does not feel like I am breaking it when I remove the flip cap, it is still a wonderful product. This is the BEST sippy cup I've bought hands down!

Maybe we missed the boat, but we've been using these for several months and haven't had a single leak. I'd recommend making sure the 'nipple' part (the clear, silicon piece) is securely seated.

These sippies finally helped my daughter make the transition from bottle to sippy cup. Unfortunately, now after six months of use, we need replacement valves. After much searching online and in stores, I don't think I can get the valves without buying all new cups. Our cups and kids are Ll good as new. I just shouldn't have run the valve through the dishwasher -- the seal leaks now...

I dont understand why people are having so many issues with this cup leaking. My daughter has been using it for a couple of months and it has NEVER leaked. The first cup she had was a 5 yr old avent cup my sister gave us (it was my nieces. My sister keeps everything). It was great so I went on the hunt for more. This is the only sippy cup we use. I gave it 5 stars for performance because it has worked great for us. My daughter loves it and it doesn't leak. I gave it 3 stars for ease of use because it does have a lot of parts. The small parts can be easy to lose when disassembling for washing. But I love that they do come apart because you can make sure you get everything clean and there is no hidden gunk in the crevices. I gave it 5 stars for design because I love that the lids are interchangeable so I do not have to buy all new cups when transitioning from bottle to cup. I am keeping these cups to use as bottles for my next child.

I love the design and ease of the cup. I love that I can cover the spout to keep it nice and clean. I did change the spouts it came with to the soft spouts just so it would be much easier for my son - he's 11 months. When he turns a year, I'll introduce him to the original spout and hope he can drink with ease as he does now. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because it does leak occasionally, but other than that I am satisfied with the product

Previous design with larger cup and detachable lid was much better - with fixed lid it means the toddler has the lid sticking into their forehead when using.

I bought this sippy cut for my daughter because I am trying to transition away from the soft plastic nipples. I love that they are compatable with her bottles. However, it took me a couple of days to figure out how to clean the dang thing. It came with a little picture book (with no words) that show how to disassemble several models, which didn't help me at all. It looks like the silicone anti-leak disk is screwed into the cap. (Cue me and my husband both trying to unscrew it unsuccessfully). Really, the silicone piece simply lifts over the small piece that looks like a screw. (Ok, so I shouldn't ever become a rocket scientist...) Now that I've figured out how to clean it, its time to see if my daughter will actually drink out of it... As for my rating, I haven't actually given it to my daughter to use yet. We'll see how it does once its in the handles of a toddler. But as for the leaking issue that seems to be a problem, maybe they are putting the plastic disk in backwards? The flat side goes in against the plastic lid.

This is one of many Avent cups I have purchased for my kids over the past 6 years. I'm now on my third baby and just purchased new ones. One thing to note (and possibly the reason for mixed reviews) is that there are two different spouts for this - the green hard spout and soft (clear) silicone spout. I purchased mine with the green hard spout and had the same issues as many others where liquids just flow from what should be the air vent. After about three weeks I called customer service because I know cups like this have worked in the past and assumed there was an issue. They were kind enough to ship me new spouts - but the soft silicone kind. My smaller cups (5oz) use that spout and work perfectly. I'm giving this three stars because the cup itself is nice. I love that you can remove the handles if you want and that you can remove the cover (mine is not the flip cover like the newer models). The leaking is an issue though, and not good for a sippy cup to leak this much. I don't mind the amount of parts (there are 6: cup, handle, lid, spout, silicone spout cover, cover) because it makes them easier to wash and more customization to grow with your child. I certainly would not purchase this exact model again, but love Avent cups and their customer service was outstanding when I called.