MAMMAM Trainer+ Baby Cup | 1 Pack (1 x 220ml) | Suitable from 4+ Months for Independent Drinking | Comes with Free Fast Flow MAM Teat Size 3 | Spill-Free | Blue (Various Designs)

MAM bottles are always excellent quality. Used this as a first water cup for my toddler when he was younger. It's handy that you can use the teats that are for the anti colic bottles. Lovely design and colours. Would definitely recommend. Well worth the money.

Good cup

My daughter loves these as they are closes to milk bottles, the flow is good, she likes to gulp first thing, doesnt spill that is very good. Good quality and gone through dishwasher a lot, so bought another. Cant get these in the shops, where I normally buy these.

Good quality, value for money

Very hand bottle, leak proof and easy to clean. Can be rinsed or go in the dishwasher. It doesn’t suction to the table/surface. It can be dissembled into 5 parts for thorough cleaning. The handles are removable and the lid is very secure once on, we haven’t had one that’s leaked yet and we have several of them. Only down fall id day is that because it’s not got an air hole, little one has to take 2 or 3 sips then let go to release the suction inside the bottle and at first she did get frustrated with it but got use to it quite quickly

We’re loving the Mam bottles, easy to use and the handles are perfect for the baby to grip on to. Brilliant product.

My great grandson loves this he holds it himself

Positives:Easy to clean and sterlise (I've sterilised in boiing water, and also in my steam steriliser)Handles are the right size for little handsNegatives:-The teat is definitely more "free flow" than the spout. In fact the spout is not free flow at all and I could only get liquid out by squeezing on it. I don't understand how the spout is meant to provide the 2nd stage of training. I ended up only using the teat.- When I sterilised in boiling water the first time, the water turned slightly blue (colour of the bottle!), which is slightly concerning- For a trainer cup, I feel this is too big. I was using this to offer sips of water to my daughter when starting solids. Unless you fill up the bottle with a large volume of liquid, the bottle has to be tilted back quite a lot for the fluids to flow out, which young babies generally won't be able to do. If you do fill it up so that it doesn't have to be tilted back too much then it's too heavy for a baby to lift up and drink from comfortably. So in that sense I don't feel that it's ideal for babies who are trying to learn how to drink independently. In the end, I ended up buying the Tommy Tippee first free flow cup - cheaper, and easier to drink small volumes from