Tommee TippeeSuperstar Weighted Straw Cup, 6m+, 10oz, Pack of 2 Spill-Proof Training Cup for Toddlers, Green, Leak and Shake-Proof, Easy-Hold Handles and BPA Free

“I love using these cups during the transition from bottle to sippy cup. They help little ones learn to drink through a straw, and the spill-proof design is a big plus!Lightweight, fun colors to choose from,

This is my favorite cup. My baby can drink it all (no wasted oz in the bottom). Easy to take every part apart to clean. It does have a few extra pieces than other cups but I think it is worth her being able to drink easily.

These were a great transitional cup for my son from the bottle. The straw is soft and flexible. My son liked the handles on it because he could carry it around. Only downfall is all the parts to take apart to clean it.

When searching for a sippy/water cup for my daughter, these cups checked all the boxes. I was looking for a straw-style mouth piece with the option to close/cover the straw, a weighted straw, something with handles, something leak proof, something clear so you can see the water inside, all with an esthetic look. This was literally the only cup I found that checked ALL of those boxes, not to mention at a very affordable price for TWO. I was so excited to get these and teach my daughter to drink through a straw. Upon first wash I was not happy with the amount of pieces that had to be washed. I think this is due to the weighted straw component and the leak-proof component. However, I was able to overlook that. When I gave it to my daughter she didn't seem to pick up how to drink from it too easily but I kept trying. It seemed like she would kind of get it but the water never went down in the cup to indicate her drinking anything. I then tried to use it myself and discovered that I couldn't get any water out. It was almost like it was clogged or something. I disassembled the cup, put it back together and tried again. Same result. I took out the instructions and put it back together again... same result. I had my mother in law try to assemble it and I thought she figured it out. I sucked through the straw (while empty) and it seemed to be working. I added water and sucked and again I could not suck up any water. I then tried with the second cup as this comes with two thinking there must be a defect in one of them but got the same results with the second cup. I have no idea if there was a defect or if I did not put the cups together correctly but I don't think that's possible, it shouldn't be that hard. I am disappointed that I had to return the cups in the end because we could not get it to work for us.

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I loved these cups at first, but then noticed they started to leak/milk would come out of the straw at the top while the cup was just sitting on the counter. Also after time the straw has been coming off almost every time I assemble the cup back & hand it to my toddler. I would not say these cups last long & are not as durable as I’d like them to be for my little one. I actually ended up buying another set of these thinking maybe the first set I had was just a defect, but the second set has done the exact same thing. I’m pretty disappointed.

1 of the cups work great but the other cup doesn’t. He can’t get the drink sucked up.

I’ve bought so many sippy cups and these are my absolute favorite ones. They are perfect for baby’s who just learned how to use a straw because unlike competitors, they are not hard to suck to get the water out yet they don’t spill. I also really like the idea of having a measurement on the side in oz to know how much my baby drinks water. The size of it is perfect for on the go or use at home. It fits about 8oz of liquid. My baby also loves throwing things on the floor… very hard… and they are surprisingly still in tact.