ezpz Mini Cup + Straw Training System - 9 Months+ (Blue) - 100% Silicone Training Cup for Infants + Toddlers - Designed by a Pediatric Feeding Specialist

This cup is fantastic! My little one (LO) first used the smaller version to practice drinking from an open cup. We later transitioned to the 4 oz version with a straw, and LO loved it! My son picked it up right away, needing no assistance. I decided to go for the larger size to avoid constant refills, and LO was thrilled. This isn’t just a straw cup—you can also use it as an open cup. The straw has small bumps along the edge, which help guide your LO to round their lips properly for sucking.The cup’s design is brilliant. Its weighted base keeps it from tipping over easily, and the inward-sloping edges soften the flow, making it ideal for babies learning to drink from an open cup. It’s perfectly sized for tiny hands, and the quality is excellent.One thing to note—this is not a spill-proof cup. We only use it during meals with supervision. It’s an amazing tool that encourages your child to drink more water and helps them master drinking from an open cup while enjoying the process!

This cup has been perfect for training my baby to use a straw. He can hold it well in his hands and it doesn’t have a valve making it much easier to use. Of course this isn’t leak proof, but the lid stays on well and the straw fits tightly in the cup so it’s not terrible mess-wise. Small size is great for packing up and taking to restaurants.

Best product in the market. East to clean, leak proof, durable and good quality.

This is the second EZ PZ cup I've purchased. I like the idea of them, but there are just a few flaws that make me avoid reaching for them at times.-The lid is pretty easy to get off. If they squeeze in the right place it can just pop right out.-The straw is also easy to pull out if you have a curious child.-If the cup is dropped or thrown it can make quite a big mess--and it bounces.For the good:-It is a great started cup despite the flaws. It is easy to hold, a good size for small hands, and has been a helpful tool in helping both my kids learn to use a straw and an open cup.

This cup is unlike any cup on the market. Do not buy another brand. You will be disappointed if you don't get this one! This is not just a straw cup, you can use it as an open cup too. The straw has bumps along the edge. It helps your baby know to round their lips to suck. My son learned to drink from it immediately with no help.The cup itself is of genius design. The bottom is weighted to prevent it from tipping over easily. The edges slope inward to keep the flow soft for babies learning to drink from an open cup. It's size is perfect for their tiny baby hands. The quality is fantastic!I will say, this is NOT a spill proof cup. We use it only at meal time with supervision. It is an amazing tool that will have your child drinking more water than they ever have before and will have them drinking from and open cup like a pro and loving every minute of it.For reference, we did not use this cup with my first child. We introduced it to my second child at 10 months. My second son is not 18 months and can drink from an open cup better than his older brother who is 3. BUY THIS CUP!

Our daughter was struggling to figure out using straws and with this cup she was able to get it right away. I truley believe that the dots on the straw do help with learning and they have made drinking out of other sippy cups normal now. Great for an infant. Once they grow up a bit, the cup is a bit small in terms of volume, but is a great tool for learning how to drink from a cup then (without the straw) as if they spill, there is less water all over the place.

I have to give this cup so much credit for helping my lil guy learn to drink from a straw! My family has been amazed at his ability to drink from a straw at such a young age. It’s the perfect size for their little hands. I also liked that we could just take the lid off and also practice drinking from an open cup.I really wish these had a stopper for the straw so that it can’t be pulled out. This wasn’t so much an issue when he was young and first learning.However, at a certain age (for us around 11 months) you will need to graduate to a better cup because they figure out rather quickly how to remove the entire lid and dump their drink EVERYWHERE!

Great cup to help my daughter begin to use a straw. Easy to use and easy to clean. Perfect size as well.