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Reddit mentions of Playtex Sipsters Stage 1 Spill-Proof, Leak-Proof, Break-Proof Straw Sippy Cups - 6 Ounce - 1 Count (Color May Vary)
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Playtex Sipsters Stage 1 Spill-Proof, Leak-Proof, Break-Proof Straw Sippy Cups - 6 Ounce - 1 Count (Color May Vary). Here are the top ones.
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Leak-Proof SealTwist 'n Click CoverAids in training your child to drink from a strawRemovable handles for developmentBPA FreeFor ages 4 months and upAvailable in multiple colors; you may receive one of the following colors: red, purple, green, yellow or blue
Specs:
| Color | Colors May Vary |
| Height | 3 Inches |
| Length | 5.375 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | July 2011 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.2 Pounds |
| Width | 6.5 Inches |
What kinds of sippy cups did you try? We tried one of those Tommee Tippee First Sips cups and she wasn't having anything to do with it. We noticed that she was extremely interested in our cups when we went out (okay, normally Starbucks) that had straws. We got a few straw sippies and she took right to them. The first ones we got were Playtex Lil Gripper and recently I got a couple Nuby 2 Handle Flip n Sip cups. I feel like the Nuby cups are better quality, but I picked up the playtex cups at Target just to see if they were the kind my daughter would tolerate, rather than a normal transitional cup.
These Playtex straw cups are great for learning to use it. You can squeeze the middle and liquid comes up. Once she had the hang of it, we preferred the munchkin or even the take and toss cups (but those aren't leakproof.)
As for solids, is she interested in what you're eating? We lasted maybe a month on purees before we went to solids and baby-led weaning, It was much easier to just feed her what we ate!