Dr. Brown's Milestones Baby's First Straw Cup, Training Cup with Weighted Straw, 9oz/270mL, Dark Blue/Vintage Yellow, BPA Free, 6m+, 2 Pack

Best straw cups I’ve tried so far! I wasn’t a huge fan of the doctor browns bottles because they leaked so I was skeptical to try these but my last straw cups were fails so I got these and they really wowed me! They’re easy to clean they’re not 100% leak proof only because my little found out if there is milk or juice left in the straw part he can fling it around but other than that this is one of the best cups I’ve tried so far I highly recommend

This Dr brown cup is a great cup! I seen it can have mixed reviews. Like it's hard for a child to get anything out of the straw (to fix this don't push the straw (with the ball) fully into the straw (drinking part straw). You want to leave a little gap in the circle part for air flow.) It has only leaked a couple times you have to make sure everything is lined up and in place. Over time throwing the cup it can leave some drops here or there but it's a great cup!!

I love these bottles and so does my baby! They are light weight, easy to hold, are durable enough to chuck at the floor and not break, fit in the water bottle pocket of the diaper bag with the handles on, and are easy to clean because it comes with straw brush! Fun colors, and they are prettier in person! Easy to suck but no spill!

My baby likes these cups the most out of all we’ve tried. I love the weighted straw — unlike other cups that require tilting or special manipulation, my baby can drink it dry easily. The handles are easy for little hands to hold, though they can get in the way when placing the cup in a stroller holder or packing multiple cups in a lunchbox. I wish the handles could clip on from the outside so I could slip it on without removing the lid entirely. It does leak slightly when filled with milk after extended use. I ended up buying replacement cups since mine started leaking more, and unfortunately, replacement parts are more expensive than buying a whole new cup. Overall, it’s a thoughtfully designed cup that works really well for teaching independent drinking, but the minor leakage and handle design could use improvement.

Baby loves this straw cup. Barely leaks, super soft straw and the flow is perfect for my 8-9 month old. He learned how to use it immediately, never used a straw before and it was super simple for him. Loves the design and can grasp it easily. Easy to clean too if you have a straw cleaner.

The price is great for these 2 cups but I'm sure there are better options available. At first nothing would come up the straw so I had to Google it and found a TikTok where a mom explained there is a valve in the straw mechanism that cannot be covered or nothing will go up the straw, so insert the other piece in it but leave the valve hole open. Once I made sure I had it put together as she shows in her video, it immediately worked properly. None of this information is in the instructions that come with the cups, by the way. The other problem is that they are not leak or spill proof. My 1 year old decided to shake the cup around while it still had milk in it and it leaked out through the straw, the top, etc. and we had droplets of milk all over the place! I have not tried bring a cup with liquid in it in the diaper bag but I imagine I would have a leaky mess if I did. If you supervise your kid while they are drinking, these cups do the job and are a good value for 2 of them. Otherwise, they are a frustrating mess.

This is a great cup for a small child to learn to drink from a straw. The design eliminates all spills and leaks. The grip helps a child learn to hold a cup. It has several small parts so it takes some time to clean it.

This is a great sippy cup! It doesnt leak when storing in the fridge and then warming up to room temp like a lot of other straw cups do. It doesnt leak at all. Its easy to suck from. The only reason why I took a star away is because if the straw pieces aren't just right you'll suck air with the water. Its not a huge deal if you suck on it before giving to your little one but made it so its not a perfect cup. Ive noticed when the weighted part is pushed too far into the straw part, that's when you get air. Simple fix- just wiggle it down a tad.