Do these cups contain a valve or any other parts besides the lid and cup itself? Looking for an easy-to-clean, but spill proof cup for daycare.
166561
Yes, there is a valve inside that attaches to the underside of the lid. We throw ours in the diswasher each night and that makes them a synch to clean. Even if we were to hand wash, it's still worth the slight bit of aggrevation to clean it. It simply does not leak.
166562
It contains a little white valve that clicks into the lid. Easy to remove and clean.
1187284
Yes, all parts come apart and are very easy to clean. One of the reasons I love this cup!
1533861
Honestly, I leave this cup in the office so I removed the lid and don't know where it is. If my memory serves, the lid did allow sipping and is spill-proof. I just can't confirm it 100%. Sorry.
1848354
it does not come with a lid. It has a valve inside that helps with spillage somewhat, but not 100%. Honestly it's really hard to drink from it and my son cannot do it by himself (he's almost a year old). The top is too hard, so I wouldn't recommend this sippy.
1126817
Ours came with the spout and there is a little silicone (like a sippy cup) insert that fits into the spout. it's a great "big kid" bottle but beware that it's not leakproof!!
679180
No there is not a cover on this cup, the cup is a spillproof sippy cup. I do understand that you would like to keep it clean when it is dropped, but these two cups were purchased for my grandson to use when he is visiting, or I am babysitting.
143331
no valve that i see. its just a flexible straw and at the bottom is a little white sphere with a hole.it moves around easily in the cup for easy drinking. my 8 month old took to it quickly and transitioned away from the bottle very easily with this cup. my issue with the cup is that its not easy to clean and it developed mold after a few months despite my efforts to clean and dry it.
723160
No straw included. Has a opening for drinking. Is only spill proof when lid is closed.
820472
If you look at the description...it is suppose to come with cups, but if they broke or got lost, I have found that those mutli-colored kids "Tupperware like" cups fit just fine!
1523577
Unfortunately it doesn't come with the cup. My grandsons love it though much easier for them to use when they wait til the last minute and are in a rush to go potty.
2048201
Sorry I can't say... I bought these about two years ago. They were nice little sippy cups and leak-free though!
1593389
I'm sorry, I can't remember because I sent these cups to my daughters house. I do know that they truly don't leak.
734618
I don't believe so. The valves tend to stain when using for juice. I was looking fit the valves. I also found these cups at Walmart for about $2 each. So I usually just recycle the old ones :)
229205
The straw comes with all the safe sippy 2 cups but can be removed if not needed. My daughter is 19months and still doesn't use it so we're just saving it. The spout is hard on all the cups and can not be changed, it's part of the construction. I wouldn't recommend giving this cup to a 6 month old. Our daughter started using this cup at 10 months and by 11 months she was only using the cup. She caught on pretty quick so maybe just wait a bit, 6 months is kind of young for any cup.
1133640
Hello, this is the Original Sippy Cup from Kid Basix. It's a sippy cup - not a straw cup. The Kid Basix 2.0 Sippy/Straw cup does come with a straw. If you have the Original Sippy and want to add a straw then you can buy a very affordable kit right here on Amazon. Hope this helps to clarify.
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Yes, it has a hard plastic straw that is suspended straight down into the cup, and then that straw fits into a rubber disk and straw piece that sticks through a hole in the lid. When the top of the lid is closed, the upper rubber straw tip is pinched closed so that the straw does not leak. It does not have a traditional sippy-cup valve, so the child must sip through the straw just as they would with a normal straw. I hope that helps!
1610490
It's a "straw" connected to the lid but it's hard plastic, not soft. It's pretty good for non-spill. I don't think you'll find a completely non-spill cup ever! haha. But this comes pretty close. It will drip liquid if you turn it upside down and shake it though.