| | |  | Video | Home » » » » Born Free Trainer Cup Colors Vary | | | | | | | Description: | | The first ever, BornFree Bisphenol-A Free plastic Training Cup, with a low vacuum valve, designed to create a free flow of liquid for your child's comfort. Colors may vary: Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange. Dishwasher safe (top rack). | | | Features: | |
• Born Free's 7oz. Trainer Cup - Free of the hormone disrupting chemical Bisphenol-A
• Revolutionary venting system which helps reduce colic (gas, spit up)symptoms and helps reduce middle ear infections
• Each dishwasher safe (Top Rack) Trainer cup comes with extra soft, spill resistant spout and travel cover
• Colors Vary
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 4.7 inches | | Product Height:
| 2.6 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.25 pounds | | Package Length:
| 6.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 73 reviews |
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 Best cup I've foundAug 22, 2010
I looked for weeks before I chose this cup for my then 6 month old to start trying. He had had very few bottles but even at that age he caught on pretty quick. Having dealt with several types of cups working as a nanny in the past I love how easy these are to clean and I do not think they leak at all. I also like that the handles are removable, so I feel like they'll be a good fit for us for a long time. Cup has held up great for 6 months of almost daily use.
Does not leakJul 19, 2010
These do not leak as some of the other reviews suggest. I agree with the previous review that those customers must have been referring to the "Drinking Cups". This is my 1 yr old's favorite sippy cup and we have tried several including Tommee Tippee, Gerber and First Years. The big plus, which has also been mentioned is that you if you already own the Born Free bottles, which we do, you can simply insert the spout in the collar (where the nipple normally goes) and you will be able to reuse the Born Free bottles you already have.
 Pointless sippy cup.Jun 19, 2010
In a hunt to replace our years-old Gerber cups (with the valve that pops out at the slightest bump), we thought we'd give this one a try. Don't make the same mistake we did. One piece of advice is to try this cup first before giving it to your child (my older kids think it's hysterical to see mom & dad drinking out of a sippy cup!). I almost gave myself a hernia trying to get water out of this thing. And then, to add insult to injury, when I put it down, it leaks out of the bottom of the cap area. This would seem to indicate a backwards seal is forming.
If I wasn't busy shopping for a new cup while entertaining my little ones, I'd consider creating a video review to show just how ridiculous this thing is.
Based on the positive reviews I see here, I can only conclude that either the company's quality control is non-existent or... all the positive reviews have been left by company employees!
Too many parts!! Not practicalJun 19, 2010
I bought this for my 6 month old daughter who is already successfully using the Thinkbaby sippy. Upon opening the package I was mortified to count 7 parts. Yes, I kid you not, this sippy has 7 pieces! I put it back in the box and will be returning it next week. It is not practical to have a sippy with even more parts than the most complicated bottle. This is not a sippy for mother's who are short on time.
 A bit complicatedJun 04, 2010
Ok so sippy cups are not rocket science, but this cup has a few too many parts to put together. It's a lot to separate, clean and keep from getting lost in the cabinet. It also leaks a bit more than the others. It's not a horrible leaker, but a bit more other brands I've tried.
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