NubyNuby 360 2 Handle Comfort Cup, Girl, 9 Ounce, Piece of 1

Great cup but they need to send gender neutral colors. My son is having to drink out of a purple cup now.... was afraid to exchange and be sent pink.... the color in pic is blue even though it says colors may vary, I would just send neutral colors if you can't pick your own color lol. Other than the color, we love the cup!

These cups are great, you don't get to choose which one you get. When I ordered the main picture was the red one with the monkey. That is what I thought I would get. Instead I got the pink one with flowers for my son. We'll use it anyway, but I wouldn't order from this listing again.

This has been my almost 2yo’s favorite sippy cup since we bought it! Easy to clean, cute print, and the perfect size for her hands

My daughter has been exclusively breastfed and is 8 months, she struggled with the concept of tipping a sippy cup up to drink but wouldn’t drink from a straw cup. This was the only cup I could find that had a sippy spout and the weighted straw. She loves it, I’ve never seen her so happy to independently drink water! The tube for the straw is very narrow and hard to clean, we will only be using the cup for water so it won’t get anything gross in the straw.

My 7 month old refused bottles since she was 3 months old and she was breastfed. I wanted to start giving her water and to find a cup that would make it easy to drink from whatever angle since she was still learning to balance.The moment she put it in her mouth, she knew how to use it and has love it since.PROS-easy to disassemble and most parts are easy to clean.- Does not retain any weird smells.- Sturdy and can handle drops- Easy to useCONS- like all sippy cups, they are a pain to clean. For the straw pieces, l a small pipe cleaner doesn't work because it bunches up the silicone. Same for the mouth piece of the silicone top. I started soaking the straw pieces and silicone mouth piece in water with citric acid and I haven't had a problem.- the plastic 'head' of the straw that goes into the silicone mouth piece doesn't always have a great seal and air can bubble in. Or it falls out easily. However I have found, after buying additional cups, that not all have this problem. Some are tighter than others.- the little hole in the silicone top that is suppose to pull in air sometimes gets almost stuck closed. So when she sucks, the silicone caves in the vacuum. I just poke the hole with a wooden chopstick tip and it's fine.Overall, a good enough sippy cup that i bought more.