Dr. Brown's Milestones, Baby's First Straw Cup Sippy Cup with Straw, 6m+, 9oz/270ml, 2 Pack, Coral & Olive Green, BPA Free

My baby was struggling to learn to use the straw cups. But the dr brown one she was able to start using correctly within 5 minutes of giving it to her. Very good, would definitely recommend

Good still using, bought a year ago

No regrets atall… I’m so glad I got this and it has also enabled my babe to drink more water

Difficult to clean and only works half the time

My daughter refused to drink from a bottle, and when she started teething, she also started getting fussy about breastfeeding, so trying to feed her was getting stressful. She took to these immediately and now drinks from them every day.

After trying a few straw cups that even I struggled to drink out of, this one is amazing. Very easy to drink out of, hardly any leaking, even when thrown. Mainly just the water in the top 3 cm of straw that is above the valve. Very easy for baby to hold

Milk soils every time you open the bottle. Weighted straw is also not very smooth. I have to help my kid to shake it and move it around to liquid area

The best cups we have tried yet. We’ve tried so many brands, and this is the one we all like the most. Easy to clean, light weight, and my baby loves them. We take them everywhere. At one my baby still can’t open it yet it to drink, but I expect it will happen soon. My one negative is sometimes they can leak if you don’t tighten it enough.

I read somewhere that this is the best type of cup for a baby rather than a normal sippy cup. My 13 month old baby has been using this since 11 month and he loves it. He is able to hold it comfortably using the handles, and it barely leaks out the straw at all even tipped over. The weighted straw is great for him. It is durable, has been dropped MANY times and it doesn’t break or crack. Only downside is that it’s a bit hard to clean but it does come with the necessary tools.

Overall, this is a decent straw cup and my toddler finds it comfortable to drink from. The size and shape are good for small hands, and the cup feels stable — it doesn’t tip over easily when placed on a table. The design is simple and practical, with a nice look and good grip for little hands. However, there are a few downsides. Drinking from the straw requires noticeable effort, so my 15-month-old has to suck quite hard. It also slightly leaks when opening and closing — specifically, the water left inside the straw can drip out. Another issue is the lid: it’s quite stiff and difficult to close, and my toddler is not able to do it independently. As for insulation, this cup is not insulated, so drinks don’t stay cold or warm for long, but that’s expected for this type of cup. Overall, I’m satisfied with the purchase. It works well and serves its purpose, though there are a few small things that could be improved.

These straw cups are a must have for babies learning to drink from something other than a bottle. The flow of the straw is slow enough so they don't gulp down too much and choke, but fast enough that they aren't struggling to suck out liquid. It is also super durable. Our little one likes to throw it on the floor after every other sip and it has yet to even make a scratch.