On first use of a TT sippy cup the spout came off and lodged in 18month baby’s throat. First aid wasn’t sorting it and she was turning blue being unable to breathe. She survived but ended up in hospital by ambulance.
Tommy Tippee have absolved themselves of any responsibility saying that now the spout has been reattached it is safe and that mum should have ensured the spout was secure.
So be careful! If it’s happened once it might well happen again and a child could die. Ours nearly did!!!!

Great learning cup with easy to grip handles and easy suction. Non spill suction is great for learners as they have to suck to get water..but also nice on their gums.
Easy to use
Sometimes leaks if not sealed properly

These are good little cups to have on hand. I always think it's good to have a few different types as different babies like different things.
It is easy for the little ones to use. generally doesnt leak and so it easy to transport. Can be used as a cup with handles for toddlers so you get more use from it. Nice bright colours yet doesnt look like a fisher price toy.
It can be a bit laboursome for babies to use as you have to suck hard to get relatively little fluid. My babies prefer straw cups or valve-less sippy cups.

I like the colours of these little cups and the are so easy to clean. The pop up spout means there are not to many parts to lloose track of (eg spouts, seals, separate handles etc), it is simply a cup and a lid. I also like that as my baby grows he can use the same cup without the lid as a normal cup with handles. I'm all for products that have a long life and can evolve as my child grows.
These cups are a great size and very easy for my little one to handle.
Can leak a little bit if put in the baby bag with liquid in it.