is this spout leak proof - if the child sets the bottle on its side, will it leak from the sippy part?
263144
I would call it "leak resistant", not "leak proof". Simple tipping is fine, but if there is any pressure on the spout when the bottle falls over, then some liquid will escape. The spout is easy enough to operate that my 10-month-old doesn't have a problem getting water out. If anything, it can come out a little fast for him, but he doesn't seem to mind. If you get the additional travel dome top, it will even do well hanging out in the diaper bag. I wouldn't put it in the bag without the travel lid though!
263145
When it is new it is absolutely leak proof and will not leak or drip when on its side. If your child chews on the spout they will eventually wear down and leak. I always keep extras around for when they wear out.
263146
The spout is leak proof and will not leak if the bottle is on it's side. Just a side note, if you put anything cold in it, the entire bottle gets really cold. I didn't realize this before I purchased the bottle. You can buy a "snuggy" type cover for it, fortunately my son enjoyed the coldness of it.
263147
It will leak if it is tipped with some force. Shaking it at an angle will also result in spillage.
263148
Ours didn't in the beginning so we ordered a replacement nipple and its fine again... its my favorite... just ordered a second
263149
I just held it upside down and it did leak. But the lid has bite marks in it from my kids... I bet it didn't do that until the bite marks.
263150
Yes it is leak proof, however it is VERY hard to suck any liquid out- I used the nipple that came with it and my two year old can not drink out of it because it is to hard for him to suck out of. I actually tried sucking out of it myself and it was even hard for me as an adult.
1288500
There are no numbers on this one so you have to calculate the amount of water or milk you put on it. There is absolutely no leaking with this sippy cup, even when upside down. They do come with an extra seal if you want to make sure but I have never used those and never had a problem.
1039035
I usually only fill it part way and my daughter (8months) is able to get liquids out. The cup does not leak either if filled to the top
2208602
The spout is hard plastic. Helpful to prevent chewing but not great for 18mo and younger - seems a tad more dangerous than a wider hard plastic sippy
646949
It is pretty leak proof so long as you close the flip-up all the way (until it clicks). that seals the spout and the vent hole. I have used it with carbonated beverages and it doesn't leak and holds the carbonation (you can hear it pop when it is opened). Only time I have had a leak is when I didn't click it all the way closed and it fell over.
66407
The plastic portion is very sturdy however a child could possibly tear the rubber spout off if gnawed on long enough, then you may have a chocking hazard. Don't mistaken this for a sippy cup.
887708
Mine doesn't leak at all, but I have not turned it upside down to test this. I don't think that the lid creates a real tight seal because the spigot does not ever quit running smoothly so air is getting in somewhere.
2208601
Spout is hard plastic inside and out (therefore liquid does come into contact- though it's bpa free)... I found that my daughter liked to bite this piece (18m-2yrs), therefore not very durable with bite marks which then had parts of the plastic coming off. She also had a difficult time using this sippy with the piece you insert to make it "spill proof"... She didn't use this very long maybe for a month... I would not recommend this product-- very disappointing.
1443526
It depends....my pediatrician recommended starting my son on sippy cups by his 1st birthday. I started with the sippy part and after 3 days he got it so I moved to the straw and thst only took him one day. However, this cup is horrible for the straw...yes it taught my son howto use it but the pressure bbuild-up made the milk always come up the straw and pour out all over the place. I recommend Munchkin click and lock cups, theyv have a straw cup to and no matter how many times it gets dropped it never leaks! Hope this helps.
966822
Yes. It's a soft spout so it's relatively easy. But the holes are vertical (so it'll be somewhat spill proof) so it takes some learning from the baby.
494374
Only if the cover is closed. Otherwise will leak is the kid turns the bottle upside down
370910
No it doesnt leak, maybe a drop or 2, i have the same problem with my kids. It's a good cup for kids.
1087748
If the lid isn't on just right, the seal leaks very easily when the cup is tipped. It doesn't leak much upside down though.
2190831
I just screwed the lid on like any bottle or sippy cup. I did not over tighten or under tighten. Just snug. Then they suck on the edge and it comes out. I tried it.... Works great. My 4 and 6 year old kids want one too. I have not tried milk in it yet but it should be fine. No leaks that i have seen.
370906
yes it does leak a little when turned on its side and the cap/straw is in the open position. The leak is several drops so if it is in a backpack or against paper, yes the paper will get wet. I use it as an adult drinking cup beside the bed - so it is great for me.
1138837
We only ever use the straw valve and the straw, but I only give my daughter water in these so I don't worry too much about leaking. They will leak out if tipped upside down, but I still really love these sippy cups and we never leave the house without one.
1079153
Hi. This is definitely a no spill spout. It is however, kinda hard to suck the water out. Maybe it's just an issue with mine..I'm not sure why...but in general, the pura sippy is one of the best. Just make sure you get a small one, as they can be a little heavy for a one year old to carry around.