Reflo Smart Assorted Cups, 4 Count

We have tried all kinds of cups and this one is a pretty good concept because it looks and feels like a "big people" cup. There have been some catastrophic milk spills if my kids drop or knock the cup off of the table which causes the inside lid to jostle free and liquid to spill. The inside lid generally works well and prevents too much liquid from coming out at once while drinking. Fibrous liquids (lemonade, orange juice with pulp) tend to block the lid, requiring removal and cleaning, but lid works great with milk & water.

Our daughter has down syndrome and these cups have been great for teaching her how to drink from a cup! They allow a slow flow of liquid to pour from the cup so that the child can learn to get their mouth on the cup correctly and figure out breathing before the liquid reaches their mouth. Great colors that don't fade and the insert is super easy to put in and it doesn't slip out.As a result of learning to use these cups she now drinks out of regular cups easily.

I always love these cups I got a free one that my child's WIC office what time it from that it was great he was is drinking from a cup a little bit after he turned 1 years old. Any mother who wants to transition there child from a bottle to a cup I would recommend this. The lid inside the cup regulated just the right amount of liquid out so it doesn't splash back in there face. They have an array of colors. Just a tip. Make sure that lid is tightly fitted inside. It would be a mess if it's loose and comes apart while they are sipping.

My 18 month old has tried to drink from our cups several times so I got him these. He still gets a good bit wet as of day 3 but he's super proud to be drinking like mom & dad. Don't fill the cup to the insert, at least when they are starting out; he seems to have much better control at half-full.Not spill-proof at all but much less mess than learning the hard way. He's a big 18 month old and the cups are the perfect size for him, with plenty of room to grow even when he no longer needs the inserts.

Our early enrichment program was very excited to get these cups. When we receive them we automatically were concerned regarding the material they were made of. We were using these in our toddler program and very often toddlers will drop, dump and even throw cups which then they land on the concrete floor. We had them for a total of 5 days and 5 dish washer cycles and found that three had cracks up the sides. Very disappointed.

Good in concept but when you don’t fill them a lot, or your kid gets towards the bottom of the drink, the lid comes off when the cup gets tilted up. I wish the lids would twist/screw into the cup.

I love these for my son with a cleft palate! The only thing is the cups material, it easily cracks. My son drops them from the table and they break easily. It would be better if they were made of a more flexible type of plastic. But they truly are fantastic cups!

I really like these cups. They are all we are using before moving my 3 year old (just turned) to big cups. There are some draw backs like they do not hold that much liquid and if your child doesn't like seeing the white plastic stopper in there are tries to remove it (mine never did but I see it as a possibility). My daughter is getting the hang of it and I will continue use these for some time and probably with my next child as well.