What does the cup look like without the lid? Child is just about ready for a regular cup and would like to use to transition from sippy to regular.
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These are not good for that. The entire cup edge has screw-top threads and little "lock" tabs that stick out on each side. The First Years Take & Toss Spill-Proof Sippy Cups are like regular cups when you take the lid off.
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Tervis has specific straw cups. This is not a straw cup. That being said I wouldn't say it's a sippy. Tervis has a sippy for children but that doesn't seem like what you are seeking. This is a sport bottle. It has an opening to drink from the size of a dime or nickel. The opening seals securely. Sounds like a cool gift.
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There are designed for babies just learning how to drink out of cups - the top is shaped more like a bottle nipple than a traditional sippy cup. I would say anywhere from 5 months to one year depending on how soon you want to start introducing the baby to a cup and when your baby is ready. Gramma Sharon
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Yes! We started it with my son at 7 months, it took him until 10 months to get really good at it, but he likes it better than a sippy cup!
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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!!
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You actually don't want a sippy that would be very hard for a baby/ or child to get liquids from. The mouth does not need to learn to suck and this can be detrimental, if it's always the way he/ she is drinking. There is current research on this but it's a newer finding in the last couple of years. There are speech problems from them and palette formation issues. Experts now suggest they only be used during a transition period between bottle and cup. It may be worth it to keep those kids carpets around until they're old enough to use cups without frequent spills.
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It islike a normal sippy. They do offer a straw on their website now though.
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Yes, it's dark but you can see through it, see how full it is. No, there are no measurements on the sides. But, these are by far the least messy sippy cups I found -- they're our household favorite. No spills (unless you put a carbonated beverage like sparkling water inside -- then if they shake it it will shoot out when the pressure gets too high!).
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There is a small top part to the straw, that if your child were to unscrew the cups lid and pull the straw apart, it could be a choking hazard. I haven't read the review you are talking about but that's the only part I can think of that could pose a risk. However, I never even considered it a choking hazard. Also, having a 2-piece straw is not uncommon for this type of bottle (our CamelBack bottles have something similar but better/bigger).
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That is the top if the sippy, the straw is actually inside the cup (though it can be removed). My daughter started using this sippy at 6 months. I let her play with it a bit before adding any liquid so she could get used to it. She would not drink out if bottles, but she loves this sippy!
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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.
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I don't quite understand the question... the straw comes out separate and the lid screws completly off leaving just the cup... I hope that helps
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i think you question is, can you buy just the straw top and screw it onto the bottom of the sippy cup. I dont know, but I think the sippy is a little shorter. I've never seen just the top. I once tried to buy a replacement straw for the straw cupt, but you had to buy the whole silicon piece and it was $7.
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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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I'm not 100% sure but my guess is NoThis cup is round & wide. Not like the bottles. Hands down the Best Sippy Cup out there. I have 3 under 3yrs of age. I've tried everything. Good luck!
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Nope, no lid. Its more for keeping your beverage cold or hot while you wander round the house or office. I don't think it would work well as a travel mug or a camp cup. Love it none the less.
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It wasn't for my kid. I had much more success with The First Years Take & Toss straw sippy cups. Since they're made of a a plastic that you can squeeze, you can squeeze the liquid up to the top of the straw so that my kids could get the idea of the straw. Then you squeeze a little bit less each time so they have to suck a little more. Both of my kids were drinking through a straw within 24 hours using this method.