Dr. Brown's Milestones Baby's First Straw Cup, Training Cup with Weighted Straw, 9 oz/270 mL, BPA-free, 6m+, Dark Blue, 1-Pack

I recently tried five different cups before finally settling on these, and they’ve been perfect for my one-year-old. They’re very easy for him to use, and he loves them. I especially like that the straw is weighted, which makes it simple to drink from any angle. The cups are lightweight and easy to carry around, which is a big plus. They are easy to come apart and easy to clean. Comes with a little brush for the straw. One thing I did notice is that if the cup is left lying on the floor, it can leak a small amount. Aside from that minor issue, I really love these cups and would recommend them to other parents looking for a good option for little ones.

These are the best straw cups. They do not have the anti-leak seal in the straw and that is what makes them so great- baby can actually drink from it. As a grown adult even I struggled to get the water out of those straws, this, no problem. That being said it does leak the SLIGHTEST bit without this feature- so we simply do not use this cup for milk. This cup can take a beating- she's been thrown from heck and back and holds up FANTASTIC! I tell all new moms I know, if you need a transition straw up, this is the only one you need.

Great product works well for my 8 month old easy to use leak proof when closed but little bit of spillage when the straw isn’t covered but not even close enough to make a mess! Great Design the weighted part at bottom of straw is helpful

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.

I tried for so long to get my 10 month old to use the munchkin straw cups but for some reason, he couldn’t grasp the concept. I got this mostly due to the low cost and the first time I filled the cup up, he was able to use it! This was definitely a win and will buy a couple more of these to have in rotation. The pieces were pretty easy to take apart and clean. It does leak a bit from the straw top but nothing I can’t handle.

Great item. It’s 9 fluid oz so pretty big. Nice thick plastic with durable handles. Leak proof for the most part, if theres some juice in the straw and they throw it you might get a couple drops of juice to come out. Cleaning isnt super easy but it does come with a cleaning brush to clean the straw which helps. Without liquid its not too heavy but with liquid its got a little weight getting it thrown at ya kinda sucks but it hasn’t broken yet. My son likes it which is great since he’s exclusively breast fed he will not take a bottle of juice or water but got the hang of this pretty quickly.

The Dr. Brown’s Milestones Baby’s First Straw Cup is a nice idea and works well for helping babies learn how to drink from a straw. The size is good for little hands, and the straw itself is soft and easy for my baby to use. The weighted bottom part of the straw made it beneficial for baby to still be able to drink, even when the cup was tipped up. However, one downside we ran into a flaw where internal pressure or something within the design of the cup that caused the liquid to come up the straw and leak. Unfortunately, this led to breast valuable milk leaking and being wasted multiple times, which was really frustrating. It’s okay for supervised use at home, but I wouldn’t recommend leaving it unsupervised. Once you see the liquid rising you have to unscrew the cap the relieve the pressure. With a better leak-proof design, this cup could be great, but as-is, the leaking is something to be aware of—especially if you’re using breast milk.

I really like these sippy cups for my LO. They are easy to clean, sturdy, and spill proof. The design is good as you can use it with or without the handles and the weighted straw insures your child can get every last drop. It holds up to 9 ounces which is great! The only thing that’s annoying is the lid needs to sit on it just right in order to tighten and close.