what type of spout does it have? straw/nipple hard/soft?
1144540
This has a hard spout. My son just turned 2 and the only draw back I see so far is that he's a "chewer" and he chews the hard plastic spout. Otherwise, great cup!
2021897
No straw and the spout opening mechanism is a little tough to maneuver at first, but has gotten easier with use. My 4 year old is able to work it, but my 2 year can't.
373196
Yes, but the straw is soft rubber tubing. I haven't used it...I've been using extra-long disposable straws instead. The cup is AWESOME!!!
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.
1491470
It's not a bottle nipple, it's a soft silicone sippy spout. And you can buy replacements here on amazon, my son bites through them so I have bought at least a dozen replacements.
1506230
Upside is soft and downside (into the bottle) straw is hard. It's very nice to use.
1835813
I'm not sure if that is the specific type or not. I use them in the Nuby soft- spout sippy cups. There are different sizes of tops. These measure 2 1/8" across on the soft part. They are not the Oval or other odd shaped tops but are perfectly round. I hope that helps, good luck! I love using these rather than throwing the whole cup away and buying new ones.
1143636
Hi, the best way for me to describe it is a plastic like what is used for transferring water from one fish tank to the next. It worked wonders for my son so it didn't worry about it. My son didn't use it long before he learned how to drink from any straw. I hope my answer helped.
1187283
yes. the straw mechanism has two parts, both of which are removable. There is a straight hard straw, and a softer spout that fits into the lid of the bottle. very easy to use and clean.
1903065
No, they are very durable and hard, very similar to the store-bought spouts. Hope that helps.
2195270
If I remember correctly the spout came wrapped in plastic. Did you remove that. It does not pour. You have to suck like you would on a straw.
486379
The flow is similar to the regular nipple for this bottle, as another mentioned...it does tend to increase over time with use. I've notice two basic sippy cup "differentials: those with no "regulator" insert/diaphragm (like this one) and those with an insert (such as the Joovy Dood ) Inserts tend to be slower than the Philips model shown here.
1682479
Yes, there is a hard plastic straw inside that attaches to the soft silicone piece that is connected to the lid and which forms the "straw" from which one would drink.
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.
476943
Lid and top are made out of some sort of metal, probably stainless steel. The spout is made out of a hard plastic and the inside of the spout cap is also made out of the same hard plastic. I have found that a downside of this particular plastic threaded spout and cap is that it gets a little funky easier than other bottles.
1154373
You're in luck because I just used the old tub nipple and had the new one still in the drawer to measure, it is 3/4". I just left my old one in place and turned the new spout onto it. The spout is plastic.You could call delta to double check.
1508163
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.