Glass Pitcher with Lid 16 3/4-ounce juice pitcher Reviews

4.7 Rating 219 Reviews

Highly recommended by teachers for use at home. Children can serve themselves independently by twisting the plastic lid open to pour, then twisting it again to close. Easy-grasp handle and nearly dripless spout.Not recommended for hot liquids. Pitcher is dishwasher-safe. Lid is BPA-free polypropylene (plastic #5). Holds 16¾ ounces; 3¼"" base x 6"" high. Please note: The lid on this pitcher is designed so that it will turn easily--it does not seal the pitcher.

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“My kids love to have their own pitcher to retrieve from the fridge and then use it all by themselves to pour their drinks. Good learning tool, not only how to pour, but also how much to fill glass, need to turn lid to open for pouring, etc.. We haven't dropped it yet but it seems durable enough to withstand a couple accidents. Just right size.”

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Posted 12 years ago

“So great for kids to be in charge of pouring their own drinks. We got this along with the little mugs and our boys (2and 4) love them. Perfect or family-style meals. We put the pitcher out on the table and kids help themselves - no more up and own to refill drinks!”

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Posted 13 years ago

“This pitcher fits perfectly on the refridgerator door and allows my preschooler to independently get herself a drink. This is a great way to grow self esteem.”

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Posted 13 years ago

“Actually we wanted a small pitcher for ourselves for milk for coffee. It seems to be hard finding a small pitcher with a lid. Works perfect. I would also buy this for a small child.”

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Posted 13 years ago

“2 1/2 year old grandson uses his pitcher at every meal. The first few days were tough because he had to develop a bit of depth perception. There were a few spills, but he cleans them up himself. He now is very confident with his pitcher and is proud of his new found independence.”

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Posted 13 years ago

“My 4 year old loves to pour his own beverages. Not only does it help me out, but it gives him a sense of power (which he loves), and makes him feel like he is doing a big boy thing all by himself. We got two - one for milk and one for water.”

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Posted 13 years ago

“Both my 4 1/2 and 2 year old have learned to pour with this pitcher. My only complaint is that I wish the lid was designed for a tighter seal.”

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Posted 13 years ago

“My 4 yr. old daughter likes having her own glass pitcher. We fill it up and encourage her to drink her much needed water each day. Perfect little product!”

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Posted 13 years ago