Silicone Baby Sippy Cups | 3 Stages Training Cup Straw Cup for Infants Toddlers and Kid | 4 oz 1Pack

These cups are great quality and very easy for my baby to use and easy to clean. The silicone is soft and gentle, and the different stages really help with learning to drink independently. Easy to clean, good sealing and very well designed.

These have been amazing for helping us transition from bottles to cups. The silicone is soft and gentle on my baby’s gums, and the lightweight design makes it easy for little hands to grip. They clean really well—no odd residue or tricky corners—and the colors are so sweet and aesthetically pleasing. The only downside is that they’re not great for travel. Since they’re soft and not fully leak-proof, I really only use them at home. Still, for everyday use, they’ve become our go-to cups and the quality is great.

Perfect for a first cup! It’s small, doesn’t leak even when thrown around and my daughter learned to drink out of it super fast. I love having the two types of lids and straws for all the options! Even more excited it’ll be a great open cup for her when we get there! 10/10 would recommend!

Very pleased with this cup. One of the ONLY cups I found that have a straw and are easy to clean. My little one loves them and started using them from about 8 months old. They are light weight and easy for her to hold and grab (with one or two hands depending on her mood). They are NOT leak proof so we use for milk at meal time and another cup for water for road trips and around the house. I CANNOT stress enough how easy they are to clean. I have no concerns about odors, mold, etc. My only wish is that you can buy replacement straws. I’ve had these for over 6 months and they are holding up well. But at some point straws might need to be replaced when she learns how sharp her teeth really are! But seriously, I have bought one of every cup (with and without straws) that I could find from Amazon, target, Walmart, etc. And this is only one of 4 cups she can get liquid out of. The others are a nightmare to clean.

Baby loves this sippy and it handles being tossed around. Fairly leak proof until she sits on it. But she hates the straw options. Maybe the straw should mimic the sippy wide top. Easy to clean. Nice weight to it but it still gets thrown lol. Parts fit together well. Capacity is good for young babies.

I was looking to start my baby on straws (she’s 6 months old) and skip the sippy cup all together. What drew me to this product was the straw that doesn’t pull out, it’s silicone so it’s not breakable but not a clear plastic, the handles for an easy grab, and the sippy cup top just incase my baby couldn’t catch onto the straw we had an option to fall back on. The cup holds just enough fluids that I’m not filling a larger cup and wasting the contents everyday. The size and design were all perfect- small enough for her to grab and hold. Most importantly, the straw is small enough that once she tried to suck on the straw, she was able to get water up right away and learned after the first few tries. The color is also so chic on top of everything else. It’s not leakproof so if your baby throws it, water will spill but in terms of the size and design, it was the perfect training cup to teach her how to use a straw before I upgrade to a bigger, leak proof cup once she’s a toddler.

Overall great sippy cup, just didn’t keep the promise that it is spill proof. When thrown from a normal height high chair it pops open and we had to clean up a bunch of messes already. Can’t leave baby alone with it when in high chair. Also leaks when not in an upright position.

Love this little cup! First cup for my 7 month old that I have liked. Baby has only used the sip cap, as we haven't tried to teach him how to use a straw yet, but he seems to have an easy time with it. Very easy to clean. Seems durable. Leak proof. I like that it has multiple options for both sipping and using a straw. Baby likes to throw it and it remains intact, and the lid doesn't come off! I think the only negative is that is seems a bit heavy when filled with water, so baby needs two hands to steady it and lift it, though that might just be my baby learning too.