Bunnytoo Baby Sippy Cup with Weighted Straw for Infants 6-12 Months, 8oz Toddler Drinking with Handles, BPA-Free, Transition Trainer for 1+ Year Old (Apricot)

My toddler loves to throw stuff around. Even after multiple throws it is very strong and spill proof. The straw has closing when not in use which makes it spill proof. Also the parts are so easy to clean. There are not many parts so I could easily take it off and put back. The holder is attached to the bottle. Great bottle.

Does not leak, easy for little hands, has measuring lines for powdered formula, easy to clean. My 1yr old grand-daughter loves it. I’m ordering another one.

We have tried many different brands of cups and this one is definitely the best. While it does leak sometimes (when facedown on a rug/couch), it spills out way less than any other cup. The animal on it is super cute and our daughter loves pointing at it (great way to learn animals). Overall GREAT quality, but probably a little annoying to clean but worth it.

Our toddler has been using these for about 6 months and is on cup #2. She managed to crack the first one somehow and it would leak from the side where the clear plastic meets the color plastic. The second cup has held up so far, but it has its quirks and while it works well 90% of the time, when it doesn't it is a frustrating mess. The newest one today is that somehow it was leaking out of the top straw while sitting upright, completely defying gravity. The cup was 1/4 full with milk and I set it down after feeling some drips. Came back 30 minutes later and most of the remaining milk was on the counter. It was a slow drip out of the straw. My child has been laying down and drinking it, and it seems like when she does that we get the most leak issues.

He loves his water bottle, I loved it, excellent quality

These bottles are so cute, but not functional. I bought these for my 16 month old twins. Within the first week they discovered that shaking the bottles causes the water to spill out of the straw. I taught them not to shake the bottles, but we then learned that the bottles would spill water from the straw when left unattended. After three months, any residual liquid left in the straw would spill out on its own, causing a sizable puddle around the cup. I bought four of these, out of the four, one had a leak we couldn’t locate. All the water would leak within one hour.The last straw was the mold. One of my son’s bottles acquired mold after 3 1/2 months of use. I tried but couldn’t take the pieces apart to wash them.

This cup was cute and (initially) functional; it was the first straw cup that my son was able to use successfully. I liked that the lid prevented the straw from becoming dirty, but it didn't take long for my son to become more interested in playing with the lid (e.g. continually opening/closing it) instead of drinking from the cup. In addition, disassembling it for washing and re-assembling it was an overly complicated process. We used the cup for a few months, but moved on to a different straw cup that is much more simple in design.

This sippy cup is the best of the best. Controlled flow so baby doesn’t easily get strangled on water or milk. Grandson loves to press the button to make the top pop open and it also has a little latch for when you prefer it stays closed. This little cup is parent and grandparent approved!