Silicone Sippy Straw Cup Lids for Toddlers Babies (Pack of 5) - 5 Drinking Straws - Reusable, Spill-proof - Stretches to Cover Tumblers, Yeti Rambler, Mason Jars, Cups and Mugs

These are great to throw in the bottom of the purse or diaper bag to use at restaurants. My husband cut one straw so it would fit better on smaller cups, and that was ideal for our 18 month old. I didn’t particularly love that the straws and lids don’t match in color, like the straws are five different colors than the lids, but they coordinated enough so it still worked for our family. I’d recommend these to anybody.

The media could not be loaded. So I am a grown woman, and I really love these things. I was looking for something to make some of my regular cups into to-go cups. These work great for iced coffee and what not and the silicone straws are really nice. Only flaw is the air hole to stop suction needs a little help. In the video you can see what I’m talking about but I had to made the air hole just a little bit bigger. I’m sure the hole just barely opens to make it spill proof, but I’m fine with a little dribble if I tip it over. I used scissors to cut a tiny hole where the air slit is, like not bigger than a millimeter, and that solved the problem. These fit a variety of cup sizes. So I’m sure they’re great for toddlers but also for adults! The straw hole also fits any of my other reusable straws.

These are actually pretty great! Trying to reduce the amount of plastic products that I use for my toddler...using mason jelly jars with a silicone sleeve on them paired with these silicone straw cup lids is wonderful so far! The seal is perfect, which I was a little worried about. Wasn't sure how the sizing would work. It is easy to get on and off as well. There is no chemical odor or taste from this product! And as far as straw cups go, these are also very easy to clean. My only criticism is that I did have to make the vent holes larger so that the air pressure wouldn't force all of the liquid out of the straw...and doing that makes these slightly less spill proof. But this works for us!

After spending months trying to match sippy cup lids to their correct bottoms this silicone lid has been a dream! I love that I can pull it over any cup. Saves me so much time! It takes some time to get the hang of stretching the lid onto the cup without spilling the cup. But once you get it done its great.Now onto the straws. They are also silicone and super flimsy. Hard to clean. Super long. I would prefer stiff straws or none at all. We tried to use them a few times and now just use stainless steel ones we already had.

These barley fit over a sippy cup. When trying to stretch them over a cup, you could easily spill the cup yourself. Now, if you do get them on a cup and the cup tips, it won't leak. BUT if you touch the top at all, you have now made a water gun/drink gun bc the liquid shoots out of the straw.It says these are for toddlers but definitely NOT for kids at all!I do not recommend these at all and wish I could return them but no UPS nearby 😔

I've purchased a similar item at a local grocery store. When I could not find any more, I bought these on Amazon. These are far more durable. The silicone in thicker and less likely to tear. Because of that thickness, however, it takes some pressure to put these on, so care is needed not to tip over the cup while putting this on. My only negative so far are the straws. They seem too flimsy not having anything more solid on the inside or outside of the silicone straw. Also, they are quite long adding to the flimsyness. I'm using this for my son, in a plastic cup which isn't very tall, so that might explain why the straw seems very long. I ended up cutting the straw shorter to better fit in the cup and now that it's shorter, the straw isn't as flimsy. Overall, I would recommend this for toddlers who don't like sippy cups and want to drink from a "regular" cup without the worry of spilling the contents of the cup.

I was really excited about these. They were working great for my kids. Unfortunately after the second wash, two of the straws ripped while cleaning them. I have silicone straws from other brands & never had this issue. I wouldn't recommend these.

I keep two of these in my purse and in bags when traveling. You never know when you might end up at a restaurant or a house that doesn't have lids for cups or even child sized cups. These fit on almost anything. The key is putting the straw in the lid before putting on the cup otherwise its very difficult to get them in.