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GIVEAWAY: Cubbie Cup- Snack/Sippy in One! (US/CAN) -CLOSED-

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This is the best cup ever!  With 2 toddlers I always have 2 cups and all kinds of bowls or bags with snacks when we leave the house.  Now I just grab this super cool cup and I hear a lot less whining :)  And that's the goal right? lol


The Cubbie Cup is BPA & PVC free and spill resistant.  I always laugh when I see "spill resistant" because I have bought MANY cups claiming that, and the result is always a milk trail along my floor.  BUT this cup left no trails!  wahoo!  My boy would even fling it and it wouldn't leak!  If you really try you could muster a minor spill, but this is far superior than most of the sippy cups I own.   And I own A LOT.

As for the snack part, the food stays nicely contained all the while being easy for little hands to get what they want.   The only bad thing about it is that I don't currently have 2 of them, because my daughter wants to use it as well. :)

We went on a walk the other day and my son happily held his Cubbie Cup the entire time.  I didn't hear a word out of him.  I could hear the birds :)  I noticed the gentile breezes..lol  I recommend this cup whole heartedly.  You can buy it for $10.99 + Shipping.

Cubbie Cup is giving one away! US and Canada only.

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