Learner Straw Cup, 10 oz, 2-Pack - Toddler Cup with Soft Straw for Easy Drinking, 6 Months and Up

Good and really leak proof.

This cup is awesome! I’ve had so much trouble getting rid of the bottle for my toddler to have his milk and this was the solution! The handles are great, the weighted straw is just what was needed, and it’s so easy to clean! I would say they are leakproof except milk does get trapped in the top part of the straw and will come out, but what cup is 100% leakproof? I’ll definitely buy again & recommend to others! I only wish there was a pink option for my daughter who will soon be ready for sippy cups!

These are wonderful cups that we use everyday for our toddler! Although our toddler can't give us a detailed review, she can easily drink and hold this cup. We really only use this for milk, but it should work well with any liquid. I think these cups are a great value, we have 4 of them and they are the main cup we use. It's great these can go in the dishwasher and the straw parts are simple to disassemble and clean.

I bought this set of water bottles for my tot at age 1y transitioning him straight from bottles (we used MAM) to this straw cup. He had no trouble with it and loved holding the bottle on his own by the handles. The suction speed is just right for him. The parts come apart easily for easy cleaning. I put all the pieces in the dishwasher including the straw. The inner straw is made of silicone too and it's weighted on the bottom just enough that it drops towards the bottom to make it easy for my tot to drink. It is spill proof in my bag but droplets from the top part will splash out if your toddler likes to bang the straw against the table (don't they all!). So for that reason, I only use it for water, not milk. I wish they also made this in a stainless steel bottle so there could be a plastic free version. It's so hard to find straw cups out there where the inner straw is silicone rather than plastic! Almost all the cups only have the outer straw section as silicone and the inner straw is plastic. Also wish the lid had a bit of colour so I can find it in the house when my toddler throws it around! Overall I would definitely recommend!

This the second or third sippy cup we've tried for my 9 month old and we like it a lot. He's been using it since he was nearly 8 months old. We started teaching him to use a straw early. Things I like about this cup: -straw works no matter how the baby holds the cup due to the flexible, weighted straw bottom -easy to hold handles -large capacity for growing babies/toddlers -easy to clean and take a part -MINIMAL leaking! The leaking was the biggest thing for us as our little guy is a thrower. This will leak if you really shake it upside down or interrupt suction (such as taking from his mouth while he's drinking). We tried a Dr. Brown cup that was similar and the leaking was horrendous. I know some other buyers didn't like having the extra step to clean the straw but it's just a second or two more really with the right cleaning tool, which you may even already have with your bottle cleaner brushes anyway. We also used Dr. Brown bottles which were very intensive to clean so I guess I'm just used to it. They're also safe to put in your steam sterilizer so there's that too! Two small things I wish were different: -I wish this cup was sold in single options and not a double pack, though having two to rotate IS nice -different color options (no big deal)

These were awesome for our daughter as she aged up and needed straw practice but struggled with solids. We've had 8 in total the last 1.5yrs, and they have worked well. Con: these are 5 star cups aside from the pressure relief vent that never functions. In all 8 bottles, that thing has never functioned properly. Your kid blows air in through the straw? It all pops back up through the straw. Temperature changes that increase internal pressure? All leaks back out through the main straw. It's minor in the grand scheme of things, but super annoying at times to find the bottle randomly leaking as the liquid comes back up. You can unscrew the cap to release the pressure, and it's fine.