Lalo Little Cup, Non-Toxic Silicone Straw Cup with Handles - Baby and Toddler Sippy Cup - Mini Cup and Straw Training System, 4oz, Sage

The Lalo Little Cup is a thoughtfully designed 4oz training cup made from FDA-approved, BPA-free silicone. Its 3-in-1 functionality allows it to be used as a straw cup, spout cup, or open cup, adapting to your child's developmental stages. The soft silicone material is gentle on teething gums, and the dual handles are perfectly sized for little hands, promoting independence during mealtime.The only down side to the cup is the straw can easily be removed, but that’s something I can manage

This cup literally taught our 1 year old how to drink from a straw in a week! It’s soft so we were able to squeeze the sides a little to assist him in drinking. Once he got the hang of it he was drinking out of other straws in normal cups. Easy to clean and very durable.

It’s a great size for little hands and it is sooo cute. The only issue I’ve had was her pulling the straw out and tipping it over but that is not a fault of the product. It just depends what you are looking for. Easy to clean

Easy to hold for a beginners cup. Highly recommend for their first cup.

Edit: A week later and the silicone seems to have “relaxed” so closing it does not squirt out liquid. Also I’ve learned to pull the handle out to deform the brim a bit so I can pull the lid up with more control.I don’t understand all the glowing reviews. I hate this cup. We had the EZPZ straw cup, which needed to be replaced and I thought I’d try this one because of the handles and loved the soft colors and it was $2 cheaper. Big mistake!The lids is so hard to get off when you need to refill it. To the point that any liquid left inside inevitably splashes out. Then if you fill it up to the 4 oz line, getting lid back on is equally difficult without it squirting out. You press the top of the lid and it somehow turns it into a squeeze bottle and out comes the milk.Both it and the EZPZ are so pricey but I am so sick of splashing milk everywhere that I’m about to cave and spend the money for the EZPZ.What I like about this cup: color is gorgeous. I got the blush color. We use this for cows milk for my toddler. The EZPZ has a spot in the lid that is difficult to clean so easy to have dried milk buildup there. This one is easy to clean.I want to like this and I’m hoping it gets easier to open over time. But I hope that happens soon because I’m tired of the mess.

Great starter cup! My baby has been using it for almost 2 months (started when he was 7m old) and it’s the perfect size for his hands. The handles are great too. Nice and soft so he can chew on it without hurting his teeth. He was having a hard time understanding how to use a straw, but I just had to put something very enticing in it and he learned immediately (for us that beverage was Pedialyte)

This cup is helpful to teach your baby how to use a straw, as you can squeeze the cup and water will come out of the straw. However, the straw itself does not stay in place, so my child is constantly pulling it out or biting and pulling on it and not able to get water. I’m glad it taught him to use a straw, but it serves no purpose after that. The kid is also incredible hard to get off and I make a mess every time I try and take it off.

My 13 mo learned how to drink from the straw in 5 seconds.