With the sleeve on, is the bottle protected enough? If a child was to throw it on concrete, would it break?
385803
I've had the glass bottles dropped onto ceramic tile, without the sleeve, and they didn't break. And I've read reviews from people that broke tbe bottles on carpet. i guess it depends on how they land. Worse case scenario, if it does break, the sleeve can help keep the glass from shattering all over and making a mess.
385804
My daughter is 11-months and has dropped the bottle (while crawling, not the highchair), with the sleeve, on hardwoods and ceramic title and the bottle has survived. Throwing it on concrete might be a bit much, though. However, we picked up some of the shoelace-like bands, with the snaps, and I loop it threw the holes of the sleeve then attach it to the stroller and that has worked out well. Hope that helps!!
1733023
It is not sturdy. The plastic is barely thick enough to be self supporting. I will say the thickness is slightly more than the plastic used in disposable water bottles. You can easily pinch the dome, where it has bends, between your thumb & the forefinger. It will get crushed if you put any extra weight on it.
1262124
Sadly, I'd probably say no because of the top. I feel that, to prevent anything spilling or escaping, I must screw the top on pretty tight. The bottle is a bit heavy, but not unreasonably so. My 3 year old daughter can drink from it fine, she just can't get the top off (which I totally prefer).
1725718
With normal use this cover is fine. However, if your iPad is dropped on a hard surface it will probably result in damage. The key here is to handle it with kid-gloves and you won't have any issues.
65430
I would say yes, if he or she is being supervised or sitting down. It is heavy glass so sure with one drop it will break. It's such a cool little gadget I say go for it!
1552139
I honestly have not looked. I have lightly banged the mug in my car and in my bag but the glass seems to be holding strong. I have not dropped it or hit it on metal yet. A sleeve on the bottom and sides would be a better solution but it would still most likely break when dropped.
188685
It should be fine you can put other bottle products there and won't fall off..love mine
2246639
It's not air tight as far as I can tell, but there is no safety device that would keep it from slamming down on a kids head or fingers if it isn't put up the whole way. Something to think about.
1262123
it is clearly not a bottle designed for children. it isn't heavy, but the twist off would be clumsy. though it's just my opinion, if you're looking for drinking containers for a 4-5 year old plastic would probably be better.
872110
Very safe! My 3 year old uses it with my son and has dropped it a few times. No damage done at all!
64982
Depends on how full or big the bottle is. I would suggest leaning in up against something to be safe.
2116841
I would not if there is anything on the pavement like a stone etc...... It would most likely pop it. Also if a child rolled out cement is hard and hurts!
1525938
I would wrap it in bubble wrap and insert it in a wide mouth 20 oz. aluminum drinking bottle. Not much chance of an accident.
110227
I would say no. Its well made but its not made for protection if you drop it.
190597
When you wash/rinse you can get in the corners, the sleeve has some give to it. I only put water in my bottles so I've not had to worry about other liquids getting trapped underneath the sleeve. I've never taken the cover off, it could get worn out but as I stated earlier it is loose enough to clean between the bottle and the sleeve, if need be
1732435
It is in a very cheap glass bottle,,I did not got a chance to use it,,as soon as i received felt of my hand and broke,,I don't have a cement or hard floor,,but the bottle got destroyed ..:(
327919
Only if the explodes, which doesn't seem likely. Mine came inside a plastic bag, so, it won't leak even if the bottle somehow breaks.