NUKAdvanced Hard Spout Sippy Cup, 10 oz., 2 Count(Pack of 1)

Works well. It’s a good cup to help transition. I like them so much I own 4 of them for my daughter. Easy to disassemble and clean. They don’t spill or leak (like others we tried), so this one is a parents friend!!

Legitimately the only reliable spill proof sippy cup in our house. We bought 5 once we had good luck.

My daughter kept stealing my best friend’s son’s cup every time! I finally ordered her these when they were one sale & she loves them. Completely leak & spill proof!!

These are great for a toddler that is interested in cups. They don’t leak or spill and have been drip tested often.

So before I get into why I love these cups I do want to agree with all negative reviews and say yes they are NOT transparent. But other than that there really isn’t anything to complain about. I get around that by holding cup to the light and I can see how much is left. Now for the positives. It is sooooooo easy to clean. It has survived many throws from an aggressive toddler. It never breaks or leaks when thrown. It doesn’t spill in diaper bag when on the go. It was the first sippy cup that I transitioned my daughter into from bottle and honestly she took to it very easy. She doesn’t like how long it takes for milk to be drunk which does make her a little more fussy cuz she’s impatient but she still drinks from it. It also does stay cool when out, I’d say about 2 hours. It’s a good size cup and it’s very pleasant to look at, love the colors. It was at a good price for 2 cups and works as it’s supposed to and as advertised. Happy mom happy baby.

Cups are great and spillprook. I did choose these since they looked more clear or translucent to see how much water is in them. My daughter has the 4 ounce clear nuk and liked how I can see when I needed to refill them. These are not as clear as they are in the picture.

I have a 3 year old and a 1 year old. I've tried so many cups. It's honestly ridiculous. For a long time we've tried heavily on the nuk active hard spout cups. They are taller then these and shaped more like a bottle with a more transitional spout. I use this one for juice and the other for milk. Everything else leaks or doesn't close fully everytime or is a huge pain to clean... we will never use anything else. I ordered through Amazon for the designs. I can only find the green/blue pack with the monkey and zebra in stores. The kids like the different colors and pictures.My only complaint is the first pack I ordered was a matte pale color pink and purple. The 2ed pack was a opaque brighter color. I really loved the pale but after looking again it looks like the 2ed pack (pink and purple with a lion and something else) was actually accurate to the listing. Disappointed because I'd prefer the same pack I got the first time.Also, my advice is to wash the rubber stopper quickly with a small bottle brush type tool. These do eventually get moldy without proper care and the mold will collect where the rubber meets the plastic where the liquid actually passes through. This isn't unique to this cup. All cups can mold. It didn't start happening for us until we moved and got a dishwasher. I got lazier with washing them out immidately. As soon as my kid turned off heated dry one day I noticed mold buildup. I've been able to fully clean some but others are needing to be replaced. (This isn't in this cup. It's on the nuk active hardspout cups but the "problem area" is the same on both cups and mold has collected in the same area on these. I just happened to notice sooner and was able to fix it.)I wish nuk would sell replacement parts or offer a discount or rewards. They don't seem to outside a regular mailing list.I came back to order more in other styles. I've thrown away everything else.

I love these cups, and so does my daughter. There is a flow valve in the spout, so if she turns it over, no water comes out. She has to suck to get liquid out. And whenever she is ready for more flow, the valve is removable. I put the whole thing in the dishwasher with no problems, just put the valve in separately from the lid. And note that with the valve in, pressure can build when putting the lid on the cup, and little squirt of liquid may come out as the pressure releases. Put the lid on while holding the cup over the sink. If the pressure doesn't release, give it a little upside down shake in the sink so it doesn't release when you hand it to the kid.