MoonkieBaby Straw cup | Silicone Toddler Sippy Cup Training Cup with Straw Lid | BPA-Free Drop-Proof Baby Cup | Baby Led Weaning | 6 Months+, 5 oz, 2packClimatePartner certified

They’re perfect for learning how to use straw but they do leak when turn upside down. Won’t leak if in its side

I had to come write a review on these because I’ve tried every cup - Munchkin, Nuby, EZPZ, OXO… and these are the best. My 13 month old would get frustrated with other cups because the straws were tough to actually get any liquid out of it seemed. These cups he actually can drink from without getting frustrated. They’re durable, can be thrown and not leak everywhere, and they are easy to clean (no little brushes and tiny parts to scrub). I highly recommend these cups! Some have complained the water shoots out of the straw when putting the lid on - just make sure you have the stopper over the top of the straw.

Pros: Easy to use, clean and hold. You are given 2 straws, one with suction control and one normal straw. The one with suction control makes it super easy to learn to drink from a straw without your child choking because they sucked too much liquid. $20 gives you two 5oz cups with two straws each color and one straw cover for each color. I think it’s a great deal given the quality of material and durability.Cons: The straw doesn’t is slightly shorter then the cup. When my son kept tilting the cup up like his milk bottle he couldn’t drink the last of the water. 5 oz is not a lot of water when your kid is thirsty. Not travel friendly. Silicone top can pop off with too much pressure, obviously.Overall, I do recommend. If I could do it over again I would buy one cup but in the largest size.

I spent an infuriating amount of time trying to find the right cup for my 10 month now 13 month old. Requirements: Not plastic, Baby can't pull the straw out, includes regular non-valved straw ideal for proper mouth posture when sipping, nice size for travel/snack tray cup holder/throwing in the diaper bag without leaking, does encourage use of a real straw but does not allow child to dump the entire thing out. Enter Moonkie Baby Straw Cup! I was surprised when it arrived by the high quality. It's a gorgeous product. It seems extremely durable. It is perfectly functional, nice to hold, and very cute. I also like being able to see how much liquid is in the cup. I seriously wish they had a larger size for adults. The price point for the set of 2 is very reasonable for what you get. Its even reasonable at the single option in my opinion. My only complaint is the color options. I personally HATE the trend of somber muted colors for baby products. Ew. I love the brightness of the "Morepeas" line for example. Still gave this Moonkie cup 5 stars because if you're looking for a cup that is ideal for your baby's oral development and actually functional for your needs as a parent, this is IT. I can't wait for you to buy this cup (or 4!) and be delighted! Note: I tried the "EZpz" toddler cup first because I had the smallest version for my baby at 6 months and it was wonderful. The next size up is a great little cup but he just pulls the straw out and dumps it all over. I'd rather train him on a model like that when he's closer to 2 or older, its too much work at this age. Next I tried the honey bear cup because I liked the handles and thought the long straw might not come out, what a waste of money. It is cheap plastic, not portable, and my baby boy kept pulling the straw all the way out rendering it unusable without my constant help. I then found the "morepeas" sippy cup which is really great, has most of the qualities I was looking for, plus can be used as snack cup and has a handle which I love, but it is quite bulky for on-the-go use. I hope this review helps you make decisions on what will work for you! Thanks, Moonkie Baby for making this mama's day.

I love these!! I purchased two for my 8 month old granddaughter and she really likes them. They are so easy for her to use and to hold in her high chair. So far the two cups I purchased haven’t leaked.

I liked this cup in theory, but the major flaw was that, contrary to the instructions it came with, it did not seem safe to boil to sanitize. Initially I skipped this step, thinking it was unnecessary, but when the cup developed a funny smell after only a few times in use (and only with water), I thought I’d try sanitizing it to see if that got rid of it. I followed the instructions it came with (boil for 5 minutes), and unfortunately the process caused the cup to release some sort of film and the color seemed to melt away. It went from lavender to pink. I was totally grossed out by what happened and did not want my baby to use the cup again. Not sure if I just had a defective cup or if the sanitation instructions are faulty. Regardless, it made me question the materials in the cup, so I returned it. My baby was also not having an easy time figuring the cup out anyway, though I suspect she would have figured it out eventually. Too bad, since the cup was cute. But looks aren’t everything!

Me fascinó, y a mi hija también, muy práctico y y fácil de lavar. Está muy padre que venga con dos pipetas, una es de libre succión y la otra está un poco adaptada para que absorba el líquido sin que se le pase demasiada cantidad.

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