Hippypotamus Silicone Transition Cups For Toddlers - Tiny Cup With Straw & Lid - Removable Handles - 6 oz - Set of 2 (Blush/Nude)

This cup is PERFECT for infants who are just beginning to learn. My 8-month old figured out how to use this straw immediately. I leave it in her play space and she drinks from it during independent play whenever she wants and we also pack it in her diaper bag for when we’re out and about. This cup does drip if you hold it vertically upside down and I don’t think it would be suitable for toddlers who would experiment with squeezing. If squeezed hard enough the lid will pop off or will squirt from the air flow valve. When dropped it doesn’t pop off though. Overall this product works great for us and served its purpose very well, we’ll see when she grows out of it.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a cute to look at but definitely not to be used by toddlers who love to experiment and see how things work. The lid is very difficult to put on. If the cup ends up upside down, it leaks from the valve. If it is squeezed even slightly, it spits out the contents. I’m definitely sending this back!

So I'm giving this 3 stars cause honestly I just don't think it's going to work for our toddler. Like I personally think this might work for a 6 month to 10 month maybe or like you trying to teach your kid to drink out of a straw but for a 18 Month who knows how to take the top off of something very easily prob not. Also right off the back these are just so tiny the pic is in comparison with a 15 oz drink, it's not going to hold much. The silicone is nice tho and perfect if your baby likes to hit themselves in the head with stuff lol. But again great for a start off sippy but not for a actual toddler.

I love these cups , and more importantly, my daughter does too ! They’re perfect for her little hands . We love the colors , and the handles and they are the perfect size . My daughter normally drinks from a small glass mason jar or a metal thermos , so I’m really happy to have found these ( especially since we have concrete floors! )

I was really excited to try these. They are very cute and really awesome how they call be used in so many different ways (freezer, microwave, dishwasher, etc), loved that it said spill proof/non toxic. Unfortunately, they my kiddo figured out on day 1 how to remove the top, no problem. Water spilling all over her and the car seat. I tried again thinking maybe it was user error... Nope, change of clothes once again. The straw is attached to the top of the lid but it easily comes off, unfortunately. I wanted to love these as they are a breeze to clean/non toxic silicone... But not functional for my daughter as she just removed the top or squeezes the bottle and it all shoots out.

Okay, I was on the fence about ordering this. Overall, the cup is fine. However , it is NOT leak proof. I say that because on the lid there’s a tiny hole so if you tip it over like all kids are going to do, water or whatever you put in there will come out. That’s the only thing I do not like about it. I’ve seen the cups before in person and they didn’t do that like this one so I’m not sure if they made newer ones or what. But again, this cup is NOT leak proof!

If I could give negative stars, I would. These were so adorable I wanted to love them. I even gave them a few chances to love them, but after massive messes (the lids just pop right off) and massive work for me cleaning up the messes, I am sending them back for a refund!!!

These are my favorite baby cups. My ten month old can easily hold and use them. The straw has flaps so it doesn’t leak easily. The handles are perfect for her to learn to do things for herself. They’re the perfect baby size. My 15 year old hasn’t complained about them while doing dishes so they must be pretty easy to clean too. My only complaint is that when she throws them the lid pops off about 25% of the time. And since she’s 10 months old, it’s tricky to grab it in the split second between her drinking from it and being done with it. We do have some larger silicone cups that the kids stay on better so I know it’s possible but it must be more difficult than the older style plastic cups to achieve that.