Since my oldest daughter is entering 1st grade this fall I’ve decided it’s time to do away with all our sippy cups. Plus, I’ve been getting rid of plastic in other areas of our kitchen so it seemed like the right time to upgrade the kids’ items as well. I wasn’t quite ready to start letting our daughters use the “adult” glass cups though since we keep them in a cabinet they can’t reach, and they seem rather “breakable” anyway. So I was thrilled when I learned about these kid-friendly glass tumblers that are extremely durable and chip resistant. They are the perfect solution!
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I put these stackable glass cups in a big drawer that my daughters can reach, and they LOVE getting out their own cups and filling them up with water all by themselves. My four-year-old is graduating from sippy cups a little early, but she is probably the most excited. The first night she used one I think she told me a dozen times that her cup was “breakable” just like mommy’s. And since the glass is durable and tempered I don’t worry too much about it actually breaking. Although I was sure to tell them if they did accidentally break a glass not to move an inch until I came to the rescue! So far these cups seem pretty kid-proof though.
Khalila says
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Khalila says
I would love these! My daughter is 2 and just learning to drink out of a cup without spilling everywhere.
Crystal says
We began using plastic sippy cups when my son was born, but he doesn't really like them. He would much rather drink from an open cup. I can't really find any that aren't terribly breakable, though. These would be perfect!!!
Cherie Mealie says
Love Love Love them and I follow on Facebook! You guys rock!
Cherie Mealie says
Love the fact that they are zero carbon and sustainable!!! My younger kids love to use "grown up" cups and these are functional and pretty!
Shauna says
These are perfect! I'd love them because it is SOOOO time for the "big girl" glasses at our house, and these are a gorgeous way to make that transition!
Beth says
I follow on Facebook. I recently purged almost all of our plastic cups and haven't had the extra money to replace them. We have been drinking out of our mugs. With five children between the ages of 10 and three months, I could really put these cups to good use.
JoanS says
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JoanS says
would love to have these on hand for my nieces and nephews!
RondaT says
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RondaT says
My 8 year old twins have been using disposable cups and it's time to upgrade them to something not throw away!
Marie says
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Marie says
I have 3 kids. They break stuff. I would love to be able to give them a glass cup and not have to worry so much!
Helen Taylor says
I'm a FB follower:)
Helen Taylor says
We are in the process of changing out of plastic too! My 4 YO thinks he is as big as my 12 YO:)
Jen says
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Jen says
My toddler loves to grab out glasses now, so even though he's not using them quite yet, mom and dad would appreciate tougher glasses! Plus he'll be using them himself soon enough.
Nisa says
i follow on facebook. thanks.
Nisa says
i am trying to rid my life of plastic and would love these to help me along that journey. thanks!
Genny says
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Genny says
We would love to have these. Right now my almost 2 and 3 year old use 3-1/2 oz. candle votives from the craft section as drinking glasses (I wrote to Libbey, the glass company, to make sure they were food safe--and they are!!), but they aren't tempered so we have broken a few, and they're small so as L&L get bigger, we'll need to upgrade their glasses so they don't have to refill so often!! Thanks for offering!!
Brandi says
I would love to win these. My three year old has had good success with the small plastic cups and with glass coffee mugs and I am slowly phasing out all of our plastic and replacing it with glass. These would be perfect. We are working on weaning our two year old off of sippy cups too. Thanks for the chance. :)
Dixie says
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Dixie says
I would love to use real glasses with my kids! I am tired of plastic junky mismatched cups. These glasses are beautiful and look sturdy!
Tracy Stone says
I would love to have these! They look great amd, more importantly, I could get rid of some of the plastic cups we've collected.
Venia says
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Venia says
I have a five year old with my sense of grace, tile floors and pets...we need these, please!
Tess Mundy says
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Tess Mundy says
I have so many glass mason jars. My kids are all grown, but boy these are "sharp"looking and I would love some nice looking glasses.
Tiffany says
I follow you on facebook. Even though I don't leave too many comments I have been reading your blog for awhile.
Tiffany says
We are going away from the sippy cups as well. I only make my girls use them in the car or when we are having Friday night pizza in the living room. I need more small cups for them. We have some put most of the girls cups are plastic and I would like to get away from that as well.
Carrie says
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Carrie says
Oh My...these look amazing! I would love these not only because they are durable, but they are also a child size...so often, we use our plastic ones for our younger one because the others are just too big...awkward for him to hold, holds too much for him to drink, makes it easier for him to knock over, etc. I also LOVE that he would think they were just like ours!
Thanks for telling us about these!
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Aubri says
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Aubri says
I would like some glasses to use for my children to cut down on plastics in my kitchen and on chemicals used to manufacture plastic.
Rebecca says
I would love these glasses for my three children. We have gotten rid of most of the plastic in our kitchen but we still use plastic cups for the kid's drinks. These would be a great replacement and the kids would love them!
Brooke says
These are just a great item, and I would love to have them at my house for my nieces, and and friends kids who come to visit! Lead by example, ya know?
kristena says
I am trying to limit plastic, but the bigger kids are using large jars for drinking and they are just to big for our youngest daughter. :)
Karen says
I follow on FB, too!