Beaba Straw Sippy Cup, Toddler Baby Straw Cup with Removable Handles, Leak and Spill Proof, BPA Phthalate Free, 8+ months, 10 oz, (Rain)

We absolutely love this cup. It was one of the first straw cups I bought and it truly has stood up against the test of time. While other cups came and left this always stayed. My son easily holds this cup and feeds himself independently. Only thing I don’t love is the last ounce usually goes wasted because the shape of the bottle and pointed straw make it hard to drink. Also compared to its competitors the plastic does not stain at all!

It’s hard to figure out how to use it. But once my baby figures it out, he uses it as a pro. I tried to use it myself in the beginning since so many pp said the straw didn’t work. It was hard to be honest. So I pretend to suck it as a baby and it works!!! Don’t bite on it. Don’t suck it hard. Just relax your muscle and be natural. The liquid will come out just about the right amount. The handle is easy to hold as well. Great design!

Cute cup. Very aesthetically pleasing. It's easy for my 16 month to drink from except the straw needs to land in the right spot when you screw the lid on in order to get the last ounce or so from the cup if it's not perfectly upright. It's pretty easy to clean, the straw comes apart so you can get the liquid out.

my son has been using a munchkin straw cup, I decided to buy this one because it holds more volume. but after letting my son tried it, he got frustrated because the liquid won't come out. I was curious and tried to suck the straw myself. I came to the realization that with you need to nibble on the straw repeatedly in order to make the liquid come out instead of sucking. I regretted buying this and didn't think i could return it since it's been used. So out of no choice, i had to cut the check valve in the straw so it makes sucking easier for my toddler. So it's no longer a leakproof bottle.

After trying to find a leak proof cup that our 12mo could use, this is by far the best. We have shaken it, tipped upside down, and no leaks. The spout gives a good amount of water and doesn’t pressurize. It is a little slippery without the handle attachment so I would recommend keeping it on for younger children. We will be rebuying if needed