Top Produkt, auslaufsicher auch wenn es mal runter fällt. Der Preis ist etwas hoch aber für die Qualität nimmt man das Gerne in Kauf

Sehr gute Qualität. Bin sehr zufrieden.

Excellent. Beaker

Erstmal zum Design, welches sehr gelungen ist. Die Farben als auch der Aufdruck sind toll gestaltet und auch das Material ist sehr robust. Das Fläschchen hat schon ein paar Stürze vom Hochstuhl überlebt und auch die Auslaufsicherheit überzeugt auf ganzer Linie. Auch das Reinigen klappt problemlos, da sich die einzelnen Komponente gut auseinander und auch wieder zusammenbauen lassen. Preislich liegt es auch absolut ihm Rahmen , die Konkurrenz wie beispielsweise NUK verlangen da gerne mehr und könne auch nicht viel mehr. Die Griffen sind optimal für die Kleinsten gedacht und auch der Strohhalm lässt sich gut bedient. Ich bin sehr zufrieden und vergebe hier Geren eine Kaufempfehlung und uneingeschränkte 5 von 5 Sterne.

Super.

Considering the high price of this bottle, I expected to receive the product in its entirety. Unfortunately, the bottle arrived without the weighted straw, which was the main reason I purchased it. Very disappointed.

Endlich haben wir einen Becher gefunden, welcher wirklich effektiv zum trinken genutzt wird. Unser 10 Monate alter Sohn ist begeistert und hat schnell den „Trick“ herausgefunden. Klare Empfehlung für alle, die Schwierigkeiten mit ihren Kindern beim trinken haben.

Work really well if a little fiddly to get fully clean.

Wir haben ungefähr 1000 verschiedene Trinkbecher ausprobiert und aus keinem wollte unser Kind so richtig trinken. Bin dann zufällig auf diesen hier gestoßen und naja… dann eben Becher Nummer 1001.erst war das Kind (10 Monate) skeptisch aber nach nun jetzt 2 Tagen, in dem der Becher ständig dabei war (so wie mit den anderen auch) trinkt er eigenständig daraus! Ich freue mich sehr darüber. Egal wie man den Becher hält, das Kind kann trinken und braucht auch nicht zu viel Sog am Strohhalm wie bei anderen Bechern. Es läuft nichts aus und das Design ist zudem schick!Kann ich uneingeschränkt empfehlen!

So, there are a lot of things to like about this cup, but what I want to emphasise is that I feel it is a transition cup versus a learning cup. I say this because my son never used a bottle he only nursed straight from the breasts. He does need to learn cup drinking but he is not specifically learning it as different from a bottle. We have used a traditional sippy cup with a soft spout and he drinks fairly well from it but it is NOT leakproof. He has learned that if he presses the spout on something the water comes out of the cup and then he can have fun splashing (I have less fun cleaning up). I also used a simple straw cup from a local drug store. This is more leak proof but it has the standard stiff straw and so when he tips it up (like he can with a sippy cup) he doesn't get any water. This cup basically is in between the two. It has a straw and is leak proof but because of the weighted ball the straw works even when the baby tips the cup.The cup is sturdy and easy for baby to hold.So on the one hand this is SO cool, leak proof and the baby can tip and still suck. On the other hand though, it is really not teaching them how to use a more normal cup. It is very similar to a bottle in many ways, so I think a baby that has been using a bottle could switch very easily to this cup but then they will still have to learn how to drink from a more normal cup, IE: straw cups don't work with tipping, but normal cups need to be tipped.The other reason I stress this is a transition cup is that I feel they assume you will have sterilising equipment from bottles already. They note that the cup is dishwasher safe, but the instructions stress that it must always be sterilised between uses. I also do not see how a dishwasher could get the straw/ball part clean at all, so it is a lot of work for cleaning at a point where parents are probably hoping for less cleaning work (transitioning away from bottles) it seems like it might even be more work than cleaning a bottle (but I don't have personal experience, just guessing by seeing how bottles look). I don't have a steriliser so this cup will requires me to boil it every time I use it which is frankly a pain...but if you have a steriliser already, this shouldn't be a problem.One small thing I didn't like is that the cup is not quite clear but is a bit yellow toned, so it almost looks like old plastic that has yellowed, even when brand new. So it is a good cup for babies who are just transitioning off bottle, but requires a lot of cleaning and is not practical if you don't already own steriliser.

The Oberni PPSU Sippy Cup for Toddlers comes nicely presented in a box making it suitable for gifting.It is attractively designed with handles making it easy for my granddaughter to hold.It's very to clean, something that is important to me.The only niggle I have is with the lid. When it first arrived, I couldn't get the lid off for love nor money. Eventually, after a lot of twisting, pulling and tugging it finally came off. It's a little looser than it was at first, having taken it on and off a numerous now, but I still find it fairly stiff. Other than that, it's a nice sippy cup and my granddaughter likes it.

Adorable. Lid pulls off. Feels pretty secure. Large size makes it ideal for walks/outings. Cute design. Weighted straw follows the bottle so when tipped up liquid can still go through the straw even as it gets emptier.