Smart Cup (Green 1-Pack) Open Training Cup, Toddler Cup, No Suction 6oz, 360 Control-Flow, USA MADE Premium High-Impact Plastic

We've had this cup for a while now. My daughter still uses it without the insert. When we first bought it, she was still learning to drink from a normal cup without spilling her drink all over her face. When the insert is firmly placed inside the cup, it allows a small amount of liquid through the outside ridges allowing the child a sufficient amount to drink while they hone their motor skills. I would liken this cup to the 360 degree sippy cups, except the child isn't sucking on it. It's a normal cup that restricts flow. It is dishwasher safe, looks exactly like the image shown, and is the right size for small hands. As long as you press the lid in firmly, it does not fall out while the toddler drinks. I've loved this cup and how simple yet effective it has been. I have recommended it to other moms as well.

My grandson is autistic so it has been hard to find a cup he will use. I think he likes this one because he can see what is inside. I like it because it's harder for him to spill or pour out his liquids before gma can grab it.

We use this cup alongside straw cups for my daughter, and overall it’s a nice Montessori-style option for practicing open-cup drinking. The design is thoughtful, but she often tries to pull out the slow-flow stopper, which kind of defeats the purpose and leads to more spills. When the stopper stays in place, it works well, it’s just not toddler-proof for us. Still a good tool for supervised practice, just not something I’d use unsupervised.

Loved this cup! It helped my son to learn how to use an open cup without dumping it on his face! And easy to clean since the part pops out

Good size for my 3yo, and the slow pour works really well- he feels like a big boy. Easy to remove the inside piece and easy to clean, but when the cups arrived, the two green ones were stacked together too snug and the bottom one had two cracks around two of the three inner things from being stuck together too tight (see video). Hoping they can just send me a replacement cup and not have to return and get a whole new set.

We used sippy cups with my first daughter, solely, and by the time she was 4 she still had problems with frequently accidently tipping cups over. Our second daughter was exposed to regular cups earlier, because she was around a big sister, and by 4 she hardly ever had any problems with tipping her cups. This is when we realized that our first wasn't given the opportunity to learn that cups spill at an earlier age, whereas our second daughter was. Although it is easier to give little ones a sippy cup, it has dawned on me that the sippy cups were actually a hinderance to our eldest's cup learning curve, as it never leaked, never spilled. She could leave them anywhere, drop them, etc. she didn't need to learn how to be careful, heck she could throw them. So now on baby #3, we started giving him sips from our cups at about 6 months old, including straws. He's 18 months old now, and really prefers cups to sippy cups, but the flow is often too much! He'll start choking, yet still prefers the cups, so I sought something different. He is proud of this cup and really prefers it over any other. I mean he is clearly proud when he uses it. He doesn't drop it, but we started him early and he knows cups spill. The cup is made from the classic plastic tumbler material, which is a tad brittle. It is the same material my cups were in daycare. I do suggest buying two, because I already have a small fracture line, yet it is still intact. I will be buying more. And I imagine the gizmo can be used in any tumbler cup. In fact I just checked on one of my similarly shaped glass cups, and it fit just fine. Obviously I would use plastic tumblers and not glass, but the principal remains. I can see how the reflo gizmo could get stuck, so I use a firm tap on four corners and sometimes have to twist to remove it, but have yet to get it stuck. I am really glad I bought two. I also would slowly introduce this to a child trained on sippy cups, as they have a tendency to just drop their cups wherever. Show them, let themselves get soaked, so they get the idea. I highly, highly recommend this for children that are new to cups altogether, like babies, or not sippy cup or bottle users. I give this 5 because this product is awesome for us. I can always find new tumblers, but the reflo itself is ingenious, and I need more.

Love love love these cups!! There is a learning curve so expect the floors to be wet, but if you install the cap in correctly, the flow is greatly slowed. My 18mo old does really good drinking out of these.

Works good. You cannot control the flow of water like the original brand of this cup. Perfect size for little hands. The lid stays in place so that’s nice.

Bought these for my grandaughter. They are amazing. She will be having surgery on her mouth and has to learn early how to use a non-sippy cup.

I expected good things from this cup going by other reviews but was very disapointed, the plastic itself is very thin and hard to the point if it was dropped it would crack very easily, the inster goes in but it does not flow the water out in the way it describes. The water or liquid just flows every direction it can and if too much pressure behind it the insert slips out and child covered in water. I have since got rid of the cup and just stayed with a small standard kids cup with much more success.

Advertised as 2 in a package and I received only 1. The delivery was 3 days early so good about that. But I received 1 cup less.

The cup is expensive I think, but honestly it works great. Great learning tool and the perfect toddler size. Love it.

my dentist highly recommended these cups for bottle to cup transition. It does take some patience to get your toddler use it the cup. now that my daughter is use to it she only wants to drink with this cup