Transitions Straw Cup with Handles 6 oz. - Opal and Dusk - 2 Pack

This sippy straw cup has been perfect for helping my 6-month-old learn to drink independently! The straw is soft and easy for little mouths to use, and the handles make it easy for tiny hands to hold. It doesn’t leak, even when my baby tips it over or throws it (which happens a lot!). The size is just right, and it’s lightweight enough for her to manage on her own. It’s also easy to take apart and clean, which I really appreciate. Great choice for introducing a straw cup early — highly recommend!

My 1 year old started using these around 10 months and picked up on it right away. She loves them. Sometimes the lid is tough to open if the straw gets stuck but she can’t open it by herself yet anyway. She’s use to having to tip her head back to get the water so it was a learning curve. Anti choking since she can sip it up through the straw without tipping.

These are our go-to cups. My daughter throws these across the room often and they hold up well! Have never had an issue with leaking. Also much easier to get the water out compared to some competitors.

the straw cover snapped off too easily, I think we will loose it soon. so good for in the house not so much for traveling. but cleaning is easy, and baby learned how to use it very quickly

ABSOLUTE GARBAGE!! The handles not being attached to the lid make it very hard to open! But maybe that was just their way of telling us not to use it because our kids can’t even suck out of them!! I tried my 16 year old tried and so did my 8 year old!! All it did was cause a massive fit for my almost 2 year old!!! Oh and in the process of the fit the cup was thrown causing it to crack!!! Just all around a terrible cup!!!

Got this for my 7 months old and he loves it. They don’t spill and he drops them all the time and they don’t break. Sometimes the liquid gets stuck in the straw up top so just be aware when you fold it down.

Straws are defective. 10 month old cannot suction water out. I have munchkin transition straw sippy cup but I needed to buy another one to have several and decided to go with these which looked very similar. My 10 almost 11 month old could not get any water out so I tried it myself and I could not even get ant water out. Terrible.

My baby/toddler has been using these cups for a year now. She is very strong and throws these on the ground many times a day, but they have yet to break. She loves these cups and prefers them over others we have. Very easy for transitioning from bottles. You do have to take everything apart to clean it. My advice is to hand wash with warm/hot soapy water (it says it's top rack dishwasher safe but I'm afraid the dishwasher will degrade the squishy parts and also create more microplastic risk) and then let it COMPLETELY DRY over the course of several hours or overnight. You'll need a nipple brush or straw brush (like a stiff pipe cleaner) to clean the tube and the straw part. Don't forget to clean the threads of the cap, which also can attract mold (which I discovered when I took these cups with us to a humid tropical location on vacation). Also, while these didn't leak at first, they do leak now, after one year of use, if you turn them upside down. I won't take a star off for that or for the mold, as I'm sure it's unpreventable and you won't have an issue as long as you regularly clean and let dry 100%.

second time buying. good quality and my 1.5 year old uses them for milk