OXO Tot Transitions Straw Cup, 9 oz, Pink, Pack of 1

If you've tried most any other straw cup, you know that if you leave them out long enough they will eventually leak from the straw (due to temperature change creating a slight vacuum). I've tried the munchkin straw cup, the tommie tipper straw cup, playtex, etc. They all leaked.I bought these ones because I have other oxo baby things and they were all pretty good quality. The first thing I noticed was that these didnt leak at all. Another thing I noticed was that they really are easy to wash if you use the oxo bottle cleaning kit you'll be able to wash every part of this cup easily and it's so much easier to reassemble than any other cup I've used for my daughter.A few reviews I saw mentioned that the straw is hard to get fluid put of because you have to bite down on it to make the fluid come out. I think the idea was more that the valve would open with the pressure of the childs mouth. I've tried drinking out of it and it is hard but it is possible and would be a good cup for juices and other drinks that you dont want your child to drink so quickly.My daughter was breastfed and I noticed she drinks out of this the same way she does at the breast. I have witnessed her drink 6oz of water in a minute so maybe this straw is easier for babies who are used to having to use their tongue while drinking. The tommie tipper straw cup is a good alternative but it is way more annoying to clean and it does leak but nowhere near as much as the munchkin cup. There are also no measure lines on that cup and it is a more fragile plastic.This is my favorite cup so far

This is a very good sippy bottle. We were trying to get our now 14 month old daughter of the feeding bottle. Not was having troubles accomplishing the task at hand. But it had to be be done. If you are not aware? It is not good for your infant baby to be still drinking from a rubber nipple. Because it will become very concentrated from the sugar from the milk. Which it turns can cause your baby teeth to form crooked, decay or become extremely sensitive because of the enamel wearing out on the teeth quickly. The maximum you want a baby on a rubber nipple bottle is 18 months max depending on the teething process. But your pedestrian can explain more on that for you. Or do your own research.Nevertheless for us we had to get her off the rubber nipple much faster because she started teething at 2 months ago old. Like I said before she almost 14 months and have a full mouth of teeth. She only has 2 more tooth to come out and she is done.Also speaking about teeth. I would recommend you brush your baby teeth with organic cold press coconut oil as well any additional dental cleaning. But it's good for them and especially adults.But back to the review this bottle is the best when it comes to sippy cups. Doesn't leak like other ones out there. And liquid only comes out the straw when your baby or toddler puts there lips on it to drink. With the other brand sippy cups liquid will spill out if tilted or held upside from My daughter. With this one no more worries.I got the 6 oz version of this one first. Then I saw this one afterwards. And it helps a lot for those late nights feeding. And the 6 oz for the rest of the time. The 6oz comes with 360 turn around handles. So the handles will always line up with the direction of the straw.Oxo is a good brand. And makes a lot of products together help make your life easier when it comes to kitchen, baby, infant and children products.

We've tried so many other sippy cups, but this is the only one for us. It almost never leaks and has lasted for many years. Although it is slightly more expensive than other brands, the quality will pay for itself.

We really like this cup. The small amount of parts and how easy it is to clean, makes it an ideal cup to use for smoothies or any beverage that is a bit thicker. The only thing I dislike about it is that the straw sometimes gets stuck under the lid making it hard for the child to open and drink on their own, which really isn’t a big deal. We haven’t experienced any leaking and it seems to be durable enough to withstand being thrown on the ground.

This is one of the few cups that worked for my picky 1 year old. She never took a bottle and after buying tons of different supply cups and bottles, I was beginning to think she would be nursing through college! This one is spill proof as long as it isn’t tipped over and the straw pressed down, she has done this a few times in the high chair. I do really like the flip top for trips out as well. Overall, a great buy

These are the best "sippy" cups. We have bought a bunch of them because they work so well. Do not leak, other than a couple drops from what is left in the tip of the straw. Survives multiple drops from the high chair without any damage. At first I was concerned it would be difficult to wash, but we just take the pieces and throw them into the dishwasher each night. We started using these as a transition from bottles when our daughter was maybe 10 months old or so, and she took to them pretty well. Of course, I observed that she might do well with a straw and tried it out, so your mileage may vary. She didn't seem to be bothered by having to suck harder than usual to get the liquid, as others have mentioned.

It is easy for the baby to simply unscrew the cover, and I can not put it in the bag because of the leakage of the liquid, but it is easy to clean it and withstand shock.

These are the best toddler cups as they don’t spill. We use these for milk in the morning and during bedtime stories. The only negative is that the straws break pretty easily if you have an infant, toddler that likes to gnaw on the straw while they drink.