Product Description

Prevent messy spills, drips and dribbles. The Avent Magic Cup is made with a patented easy-flow valve, which stops flowing as soon as your child stops drinking. The cup's soft-sip spout feels natural to babies, and as she grows teeth, just switch to the firmer Toddler Spouts (sold separately; designed for use with Magic Cup). Plus, Magic Cups are made from a durable, translucent polypropylene plastic, so you can always see when your baby needs a refill. Perfect for any kind of juice -- even drinks with heavy pulp. Dishwasher and sterilizer safe.

This special Trainer version of the Magic Cup features easy-grip handles specially contoured for small fingers. The handles attach and detach easily, so the cup can be used with handles or alone. Handles also fit all Avent Reusable Bottles (sold separately). Set includes two 9-ounce Magic Cups and handles.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2173 in Baby Product
• Brand: Philips Avent
• Model: 689
• Released on: 2006-12-01
• Dimensions: 6.75" h x 6.00" w x 3.00" l, .55 pounds

Features

• Non-spill, easy-sip spout now with easy-clean, one-piece valve design
• Firm Toddler Spout is ideal for teething needs
• Specially contoured handles help your toddler drink independently

Customer Reviews

NO PROBLEMS HERE!
Our son is almost 16 months old and we have been using these sippy cups for about 10 months now. We have never had them leak, mold, spouts push through or anything! I suggest reading the directions before tossing these sippy cups in the trash. I cannot get over how many parents assume that the Avent line is alot of "hype" just because they failed to read directions.
As for the complaints about mold and sour milk...that's just gross. Wash the sippy cup after it's used. I'm sure any other brand would get moldy and smelly if you left it in your trunk all summer...not Avent's fault!
Anyway, as for the green spouts being stiffer than the white ones and more difficult to clean...OK, maybe for the first few times because they are new; but they WILL get more pliable. I spoke to an Avent rep at the Baby Fair in Edison, NJ and she suggested buying new spouts every month or so (same for nipples with Avent bottles). They do wear out...especially if you're using the same two or three sippy cups every day.
I just bought (and tried) the "sport spout" and although it is quite a mouthful of liquid that comes out, our son has no problem with that spout, either. No leaks so far.
All in all, read the directions and you will see the leaks disappear like MAGIC! Good luck!

Not the best
I read all the Amazon reviews but still decided to go with the Avent sippy cup since I had relatively good experiences with the Avent bottles. Unfortunately, leaking is a real problem with these cups. Not only does the milk seem to pour out of the sides no matter how well I try to fasten the lid, but it does not flow easily for my son when he sips. He ends up with a mouth full of milk. So much for my efforts to get him to start using a cup. I orginally used Playtex and he liked that well enough. I only switched because the Playtex valve was hard to clean and easy to tear. Now, after wasting money on Avent, I'll go back to Playtex and hopefully my son will be willing to give sippy cups another try. I don't usually write Amazon reviews but I figured it was worth it in this case to save someone else the trouble. Unless you want milk EVERYWHERE, I would definitely avoid these cups.

I don't feel Magical when cleaning the leaks up..........
I am so disappointed by another Avent product that is just no good. Short term or long term these cups are not worth anything since they leak. My son's cups have leaked on him, on the floor, in his diaper bag and in the car. I don't understand why anyone if they say they have leaked would give this product anything but 1 star. Mom's have enough too do---running around cleaning after leaky, unreliable products is not fun especially for the price of the Avent Magic Cup.