OXO Tot Transitions Straw Cup 9 oz - Navy - 2 Pack

I'm so glad I decided to give these a try! My daughter decided she loves drinking milk out of straw cups. We tried it in a weighted straw cup we already have and what a mess! The milk stayed in the straw so she was flicking it all over her face and it was leaking really bad out of the straw itself. So I started my search for something that wouldn't make such a huge mess and be easy to thoroughly clean. I decided on this one because of the good reviews specifically for milk. These cups are AMAZING! I'm seriously blown away. My 11 month old was able to get milk out the very first time she tried it. The flow is slow enough that she wasn't choking and spitting milk out all over. When she stopped drinking, the milk goes back down the straw so no more milk spraying everywhere! It's so so so easy to clean. !he pieces all come apart and it dries fast with no hidden spots for water. I just got our first one two days ago and I just placed an order for 3 more. Seriously try them if you're considering it! It's worth every single penny!

Love these cups! Would buy again and again! The only down side is after a long time of using the straws the straws tend to break down and aren’t as leak proof. The replacement straws are pricey to buy

We have purchased and repurchased these (when lost) over and over again. They hold up incredibly well and you can get replacement straws for them, which I imagine you only need if you have a straw-biter. They are truly leak-proof when the liquid in them is at room-temperature. (Though not the best for pressure/altitude changes, such as airplane rides.) My kids have thrown these from second story balconies without damage. They are easy to clean with the removable straws and lid cover pops off too. I appreciated the oz markings when my toddlers were babies. They wore off after many, many washings over the course of a year or two, but that's to be expected after daily use.

I got the smaller one with the handles as a gift, and my girl loved it, picked up the drinking technic right away. Now that she's a bit older I got these bigger ones and she loves them even more, practicing her grip without the handles. We tried multiple other bottles but this is her favorite, so why switch. * Never had leaks, even with the previous small one. I just put it in my bag. * Very durable, she likes dropping them and throwing them around (the cap flap might fly off but easy to place back). * Easy to clean, the straw can be separated. * Sits nicely in all of our cup holders (stroller, car)

My son has to pin it up against his chest when he holds it. There's no other way to grip it with his tiny hands. It did leak once. He had it upside down in his stroller & the lid wasn't closed. Besides that, no leaks. I like that the straw has a valve... He doesn't drown while drinking from the straw. I got this because he is/was breastfed & doesn't know how to hold a bottle upright.

Easy to use. My toddler got it right away including the flip top. Love that the whole thing disassembles and is easy to clean, including in the dishwasher. The flip top does come apart fairly easily which is great for cleaning but if it gets thrown it can pop off. The straw will occasionally get a tad stuck in the flip top when opening but I've always been able to get it out just fine. Can't complain too much. They work well for us.

Like a lot of toddler parents, we tried a ton of straw cups for our kid. This one is the most durable, the easiest to clean, sips easily for the child, NEVER leaks unless you don’t screw the lid properly, and has a safe, squishy soft straw. Highly recommend!

This is a great sippy cup. Doesn't leak, ever. Survives many drops onto the tile floor from the high chair. Easy to disassemble, clean, and reassemble. Our son was right at 1 year old when we started using these and he figured out how to open and close the lid and sip from the straw in about 30 seconds. Prior to this cup his only experience with straws was an occasional sip out of our Hydroflask water bottles. Shaking my head at the dubious reviews claiming neither the parent nor the child could figure out the straw... The only "con" is about a minute after our son figured out how to use the cup, he also figured out how to remove the straw cover part of the lid. It really doesn't matter or affect the functionality. It doesn't leak regardless of whether the straw cover is open or closed.

My 3yo son loves to drink milk from this bottle. It’s easy to hold and the cover slides up and down. The only downside is having to replace the straw every couple of months as my son tends to chew on the straw!