Customer Reviews

Tilty 2 Pack 7 oz Ergonomic Design Sippy Cup Set of 3 2packs

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

Listen, I'm a new mom and I love my baby, so $5,795 for six sippy cups is totally within my budget. Nothing but the best for little Junior! But when I saw that these cups (at $965.83 apiece) weren't eligible for Amazon Prime shipping, I could barely believe my eyes. Sure, I could get them from another shipper for 1/20th the cost. But I want the $6000 ones for my angel! And I will not pay for shipping; that's where I draw the line. Get it together, seller.

These sippy cups are wonderful! My son hasn't been able to figure out how to use the sippies that require you to bite down on the spout while sucking. These cups deliver the beverage with sucking only. They're study too, which is important since all kids chew on their sippy cups. They are not leak proof though--so we continue to use his Born Free sippies for travel.

Like a previous poster, I would totally be willing to pay a premium price for a premium product. After all, for a low price of $5,795.00, I'm certain that this sippy cup changes diapers, cures the common cold, has dinner on the table when we get home from work, and turns our tap water into the finest beverage in the history of mankind. Nothing is too good for MY baby!! But if I'm going to shell out almost six THOUSAND dollars for 3 two-packs of sippy cups, then I think the least you could do is give us free shipping. Good customer service is dead, I guess.

For all intents and purposes, this is a good idea and a good cup. My one complaint, however, is that where the tilt is built in, there is "empty space" on the bottom of the cup. So when you put it in the dishwasher, water (and in some cases yucky crud) gets caught in that space.

Since it starts out wide and then gets narrow, there is basically no way to clean it out very well. I know that that trapped icky part isn't touching my child's drink, but it is still hard to hand him a cup that has crud stuck inside that space. It is going to make me throw the cups out much sooner than if they had just closed that space off the bottom of the cup.

Maybe it wouldn't bother some people, but it totally grosses me out. I gave it three stars since the actual cup works well and is sturdy and easy for my son to use.

As a strictly breastfed baby my son prefers to drink without the lid straight from the cup. Hopefully this will change and we'll get the full benefits of the design.