Having interchangeable teat and spout on the same bottle is great idea when the baby is in a transition phase. The handles are widely spaced and easy to hold for baby and parent alike (more so than the closed-loop handles on some Tommee Tippee bottles we have). I especially like the flexible silicone spout, which is more familiar to a baby transitioning from a teat than the hard plastic spout found on some bottles. The design of the bottle isn't perfect, with a separate sealing ring that sits around the top of the bottle meaning another thing to wash up and potentially to lose. Also, the handles are a separate piece which can get slightly in the way of screwing the top onto the bottle. But these are relatively minor niggles.

If it weren't for this, my son would probably be drinking would of a bottle at 18 months. For whatever reason he didn't want to give up his bottles and i had a hard time getting him off of recommend them. After trying multiple bottles i bought this one and he finally got off the bottle. The nipple for the "sippy cup" is very soft and I'm guessing thats why he didn't like other cups. for anyone having a hard time taking their child off the bottle should definitely try this cup. 9 times out of 10 they will give up the bottle.

Perfect bottle for training. i give my baby started using this at 4 months and it was so easy for her . Plus she also loved holding the handles as well

this training cup is very cute and the quality is very good even my baby throw away many times it still keep the shape and never leaking. The drinking teat soon become black and i replace the normal teat and let my baby continue to use it. The price is acceptable.

my boy can hold it very well when he was just 6 months old. The water flow in very slowly and this is very important for baby. no leaking and easily to clean. But you must keen to wash it with soap every time after used, if not the nipple will turn black very soon.