Elk and Friends Stainless Steel Cups |14 oz Mason Jar design | Kids & Toddler Cups with Silicone Sleeves & Straws with Stopper | Smoothie Cups | Dishwasher Safe

These cups aren’t perfect, but they do the job I bought them for. My 15-month-old would drink water out of every cup imaginable, but milk only out of a bottle. I read somewhere that perhaps the smell of milk was off-putting and to try a cup with a straw. Most of the straw sippy cups require biting and then sucking hard, so I was looking for a regular straw.We quit the bottle cold turkey. She got used to the cup in a day or two, it took a few days to get her to hold it upright herself without turning it upside down, and a couple weeks to teach her to set it down upright. We’ve had these cups several weeks now, and while they aren’t perfect, I’m happy with the results.Pros:- The straws have a stopper so they can’t be pulled out. This was the first thing my daughter tried to do when I handed her the cup. She also still picks it up by the straw sometimes, so this is a necessity in my opinion!- Easy to hold. If your child is young, I’d recommend getting the pack with the sleeves. I think it would be difficult to hold without them.- Fairly leakproof. When tipped, it leaks only through the straw, and fairly slowly. If it’s less than half full, it doesn’t leak at all.- Easy to clean. It came with a straw cleaner. I’ll forget to dump the leftover milk before going to bed, and it’s been easy to clean smelly old milk out of. The stainless steel is incredibly easy to clean. There are no ridiculous small parts to clean like a sippy cup.- Cute colors and designs!Cons:- When dropped into a hard floor such as tile, I’ve had the top pop off and spill an entire cup of milk! Thankfully, I have dogs who are willing to help clean up spilled milk, and my toddler is more of the “set it down somewhere random” type than the dropping type.- It does leak a little; a steady drip through the straw. This was a problem before my daughter learned to set it down properly. It’s still a problem because my dogs have learned what’s inside and will knock it over.- If I fill it too full, it bubbles up through the straw hole... just don’t fill it to the brim.

We love these cups. They are easy to drink from. The cap seals well. The bumper cushions the blow when my son throws it off his high chair. My only complaint is that is leaks out of the straw and the hole for the straw depending on the angle it lands in. Otherwise, good quality and perfect for daily use in the house.

These are a great option for at home, on the go drinks. We bought specifically for smoothies for our toddler but use for all kinds of drinks! They will leak through the straw hole if held upside down but they do come with a closed lid that can be used for transportation! Easy to clean!

I recently purchased this cup set for my toddler and overall, I’m quite happy with it. One of the standout features is that it has multiple uses from cups to snack containers. They also have a wide variety of colors it comes in—there’s something to match every personality. The material feels high-quality and durable, which is a big plus. It also cleans easily, whether you're hand-washing or using a dishwasher, which makes it super convenient for everyday use.However, one downside is that it's not spill-resistant. If you're using for a little one who tends to throw or drop their drink, this might not be the best option. But if you mostly use it for snacks or for older children, it works just fine.In summary, it's a great-looking, well-made cup that's easy to maintain—just be cautious if your child is prone to spills.

Nice first cups for my son! I love that they’re stainless steel and silicone because I hate giving my baby plastic if I can help it.These are awesome because they have a convertible lid so you can choose to use a straw or not. Also fun colors!

These are very cute cups, nicely packaged and easy to clean. The silicone sleeve slides right off the stainless steel and the gasket inside the lid is very easy to slip off to clean (which can also be easily lost as I lost one already). The silicone straws are soft and the straw has a built-in stopper so kids can’t pull them out. A brush was included in the purchase.Having said that, it LOOKS nice and it’s cutely packaged but that’s really what you’re paying for. Functionality is ok. Reason being- see below:I do feel like these are better for older kids, not so much younger ones. My 5 year old overall does well with them, not so much my 19 month old and 3.5 year old. They like to chuck things across the room and the dinner table. I can say that they are sturdy though! They have thrown them outside on the driveway, inside on our hardwood floors, beat them against furniture and they are holding up- no dents! Cute colors and design too.I’ve read from other reviews before I bought these that they leak but didn’t think it would be that bad since my kids mainly drink water but then I began finding water all over my floors in my house from these cups. I think I got sucked in by the cute designs and colors (nice job). But they leak, which sucks. Gets annoying when I can’t find any other cup for my 19 month old so I fill this cup up with milk and then she shakes it and throws it around. Ending up splattering milk all over and leaving a puddle behind. She also likes to shove the soft silicone straw back in the hole then cries because it ‘disappeared.’ That’s another drawback.In conclusion:More for older kiddos, not so much younger ones!

Love them! They are great for the kids to drink from, they have straws and lids with wholes and both are great. As mentioned in other reviews if you have the straws in it isn’t 100% leak proof but neither were some of the other “leak proof” cups we used before when my kids threw them on the ground. They are pretty light which is nice, have a good weight to them with liquid in them. The feel sturdy, and I think for the cost they are worth it, and the peace of mind of having cleaner cups. We love how they work and it’s been fun letting our kids pick a new cup color in the morning. Looking into their plates and bowls next.