MunchkinStainless Steel Straw Cup | Cool Cat Design |BPA Free Baby & Toddler Sippy Cup| Non Spill Cup | Drinking Bottle with Straw | 237 ml | Purple

Love this bottle for my little one to keep drinks cool. Does what it says and is very sturdy. Great handles for little one to grasp

This water bottle works great. I started giving it to my little one when she was seven months old. Initially, it was a bit difficult for her to sip water, but by the time she turned 18 months, it became much easier for her to use. It's also a safer option compared to other single straws, as she sometimes chokes when sipping juice with those.Additionally, it doesn’t leak or spill, which is a huge plus!

It's a great cup and keeps water fresh even if under the sicilia sun! Just quite hard to suck, great for more little ones, we ended up cutting a bit of the valve and now is great but not leak proof anymore..

I loved the design of the bottle but unfortunately it’s virtually impossible to suck any of the liquid through the straw! If I can’t do it, I’m pretty sure my toddler definitely can’t do it! I watched her try and she was trying for ages with very little movement of water through the straw. For this reason I sent it back and it’s not fit for purpose. The other thing I didn’t like was how much food could get stuck in the clip area by the straw where the lid locks were shut. A bit unhygienic in my opinion.

Sometimes drinking challenging however a good purchase. Stainless steel perfect. Hot and Cold drinks.Thumbs up on this item. Used multiple times and liked by toddler.

Already had one like this, which we loved. And bought this second one for nursery. The mug keeps the liquid warm and is very durable. It withstood the several drops and throws fro our toddler. Good to have although a bit on the expensive side.

This seems like the perfect toddler cup at first - stainless steel so tough and keeps drinks cool, virtually leak proof (if shaken around hard with the lid open a little sprinkle can come out of the straw but not much) and is pretty cute. BUT you cannot get replacement straws which is ridiculous, as these are surely considered consumable parts that will need to be replaced, particularly the valved straw which is soft, and the stainless steel cup is hardy and should last a long time. It's also so unenvironmentally friendly (not to mention costly) to have to replace the whole cup. We've ended up with 2 cups but only one complete staw between them (one hard internal straw went missing from the draining rack and one soft valved staw was accidentally bitten and broke which isn't an uncommon occurrence by the sounds of things). The lack of spare parts is the only reason I wouldn't wholeheartedly recommend this cup anymore (plus the handles spin around so your little one can end up holding the cup out of alignment with the lid and get poked in the face which drives me nuts!). PLEASE munchkin team, start to sell replacement parts for this. I refuse to buy any more cups for the sake of a cheap straw, and am having to look at other brands such as one that rhymes with Fee.Fox and Blean Banteen, or a certain animal with humps.Update edit - recently it's started to randomly spray the drink out of the straw when the lid is opened. Seems to be no rhyme or reason as to when or why. The cup itself leaked everywhere in my bag once because the sealing ring in the lid had moved slightly out of place from taking the top off / putting it back on, so always check the ring is in place each time you fill it.Further update: It looks like you can buy replacement straws from them if you're in America. So even more infuriating that they're not sold in the UK! Perhaps if enough of us pipe up they'll listen...

Cute bottle, my child was able to drink from it easily. Seems leakproof and kept cold water cool for a while.