BBBiteme Baby Sippy Cup Lids - Spill Proof BPA Free Elephant Baby Universal Sipper Silicone Toddlers Sippy Lids Fit Any Cups(3 Replacement Silicone lids and 1 Stainless Steel Cup)

These are great! We were so worried about our child drinking so much stuff out of plastic. We just don't trust plastic cups because of the leeching of chemicals. So this works out awesome! Get some stainless steel cups and slap these on and YOURE GOOD TO GO! two things: you have to have good control over both your hands to use these. They are very hard to put on if you have any sort of difficulty with your hands. Once you get the hang of it, it's not too hard to put on, just gotta keep trying. Second, they are NOT spillproof. They definitely help to not spill but they will leak in a bag if just thrown in there.lastly, so so so so easy to clean! If you own any sort of sippy cup, you'll appreciate the simplicity of this thing. It's really easy to clean it!Would 100% buy again!

I get that they need to be tight but they are REALLY hard to get onto the cup provided. If the cup has anything in it, it is really nerve wracking to get it on and not spill anything, especially if your hands are wet. I don't know why but the insert in the product described it as a teething toy, seems like they put the wrong insert in the package, are there real directions that go with this product? I don't know. On the plus side, these are definitely all real silicone, you can test if 'silicone' has any plastic added by stretching and twisting, if it turns white, not 100% silicone, these pass the test, so happy about that. The cup is also nice quality and the elephant design is cute.

Started using about 6 months ago. I've never used it with the cup provided so I'm have no useful info on that. I use on some of the million other cups you accumulate that the lids are worn out or ruined because of sharp little teeth. They work good if you use on cups the "right" size. I run into issues if I try to use on bigger cups where it's stretched too tight (spill while putting on, spout leaks).I want to buy more because they last much longer than the original soft spouts with my chomper. She gnaws on them and no pieces have broken off or worn out (yet)If its wet or my hands are wet I use a towel or paper towel to slide down to snug, to ensure no leaks.Mostly leak proof. 2+ year old can get water out by pressing lid on surfaces if she's bored.. this isn't the lids fault she can do that with almost any cup ;)

I need help! I can’t find out how to contact the company, but TWO of my three lids tore within the first week of use! I’d love to get a replacement for these in hopes that those first two lids were just duds! We washed them by hand, with gentle soap and so far only used them on the cup they came with! I can’t imagine there’s anything we could have done differently/better!

These are so cute! I take one with me in my diaper bag to use in restaurant cups in case I forget my son’s sippy cup. My 7 month old loves it and my 2 year old likes to use it with a straw. One thing though, it does not indicate if they are BPA free. I wash and sanitized them in the top drawer of the dishwasher and they were still good.

I use these almost every day. My baby loves to drink and chew on the lids. He doesn't have a hard time with no handles. Lids are durable and soft. Comes with a small stainless steel cup. There is a technique to putting on the lids but it's not hard. Comes in three colors I thought for some reason there was a white one but its a light pink color. No matter though I still use it all the time.

I love the stainless steel cup, but I'm not in love with the lid. The cup is easy to clean, and durable enough to put them in the dishwasher. The lids are also easy to clean with warm water and soap. I'm sure they can go on the you rack of the dishwasher without Harming it, but I don't because silicones attract residual soaps sometimes (yuk). The lids are easy to sip through, and the rate of flow is good. There is no struggling to pull fluids through the top. The lid does not leak when tipped, turned or shook. It does shoot out fluid when it hits the floor. It also leaks a bit when my son decides to stick his finger in the trunk. The design doesn't work for us because of the elephant being too much fun for my boy.Also, to keep the lids tight from leaks, the cup if is difficult to get the lid on. Kind of in the way a swimming cap is hard to get on. It needs two hands, which makes holding baby and getting a drink not possible, or at least for the faint-hearted.The downside of this cup is the

I love that these are non toxic , and easy to clean. My child thinks they are fun and cute; and the cup that comes with it is a small perfect child size cup for little hands. As for cons, it’s not leak free exactly, I would be a little nervous that this could leak in a purse or car, mostly if it was on its side or upside down. When dropped liquids do drop out, similar to other suction style drinking cups like the munchkin. As another person said, you do need two able hands to get this on; and when the cup is full of liquid you’ve got to be careful. But overall I like the design and function.