Contigo Jessie Kids Water Bottle Leak-Proof Lid 14oz Dishwasher-Safe Fits Most Cup Holders 2-Pack Blue Poppy/Coral & Amethyst/Jade

Great water/juice bottle for the kids! Our grandkids love them and, best of all, no spills. Well made and the lids lock tight. Easy to clean and sized just right for them and their car seats.

This was the perfect size and it was without a straw. Well made and like the color. Easy to clean.

Perfect design. The cap opens easily to drink, and has a locking feature, so that it doesn't unlock accidentally. And it's completely dishwasher safe, so you can put juice in and clean the whole cap and bottle in the machine, unlike the straw type water bottles. It's not a sippy cup, so it will spill if you have the cap open, but for older kids, that's fine. The 16 ounce size is nice for kids who aren't ready to go to the 24 ounce adult size.

I love these bottles because they are simple, easy to wash without having too many pieces to take apart. I have looked everywhere for kids bottles that have no straws and these were just perfect for my kids! Very easy to use!

Perfect size for cupholders and for little hands. No leaks. Doesn’t keep water cool all day but, it’s not a yeti.

I have a 4 year old who wanted to progress out of straw based water bottles. He LOVES these. They are small enough that he can hold them with one hand, but big enough in capacity to have enough water to last. The push button kids lids are a breeze to open and the lid locks have been effective enough that we've had no leaks after over a month of use. Highly recommend these!

These water bottles are easy for both my 2 year old and 6 year old to use, and it's only two parts per water bottle so they're easy to wash. They don't leak and I like the lock function on the cap.

Our kitchen cabinet is basically a graveyard of kids’ water bottles—straw ones, spout ones, fancy ones with characters, even those “spill-proof” ones that definitely do spill. But somehow, the Contigo Kids Water Bottle has risen above them all as the undefeated favorite.It’s the one my kid actually wants to use, which means fewer battles over hydration. The spout is easy for little hands, the leak-proof design actually works (looking at you, other bottles), and it survives being launched from the car seat on a daily basis.At this point, I should probably just get rid of all the other bottles—we both know this is the only one getting used.