Sippy Cup, Weighted Straw Baby Trainer Cup, Toddler Drinks Water Bottle with Leakproof Spout for 6+, No Spill Learner Cup 240ml/8oz

This brand does not leak like the several others we tried . This one does not continue to draw fluid up into the straw when sitting idle.

Trying to help my grandson transition to a sippy cup. It's hard!But I was tired of liquids spilling out from his bottles when he leaves them laying around, or from these janky sippy cups that CLAIM they're spill-proof...they're not!This Oberni 8 oz sippy cup really is spill-proof. Doesn't matter how much he plays with it, shakes it, bangs it upside-down...I never see a spilled drop of whatever liquid is in that sippy cup. It's true!The design is so cute, too! It's got handles that he can easily grip. A weighted straw so he can drink at any angle. It's the perfect size to travel. Comes with a convenient little straw brush. I boiled everything to sanitized it, so it can definitely withstand heat when you go to clean all the parts. It's just a good quality transition sippy cup.My only gripe, it was hard to remove the cap! Like, am I that weak??? 😆 But not a big deal!I loved it anyway because it did what it said it would do: keep the drink inside the cup from spilling...On my couch, my carpet, my floor.It's a little pricey, but worth it. Just think what you'll save on cleaning supplies to treat your couch or carpet from days old spilled milk!

I honestly wish this cup had existed when I was transitioning my own kids from bottles. It would’ve made life so much easier! The design is adorable, the handles are perfect for little hands, and best of all—it doesn’t leak or spill (which I was a bit nervous about at first). It's also pretty durable and should survive being dropped a few times. 🫢My nephew used this while visiting and loved it. It was easy for him to hold and drink from, and I loved not having to clean up any messes.One thing to note: the cap is very hard to get off. Like, almost-comical levels of stubborn. Definitely not something a child could manage on their own, and even I had to wrestle with it. That’s the only reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5.Still, it’s a great product overall - especially for the price - and I’d recommend buying two at a time to save a little money and always have a clean one ready to go.

We have struggled to find a good sippy cup. We have used ones that were no spill, but he could barely get a drink out of and we've used the when dropped the lid pops off. This cup does none of those things. My one year old son can easily get a drink out of it and it never spills. The lid is securely fastened and the plastic is durable. My son is currently in his everything gets thrown across the room era and this cup is still intact. There are no marks or scratches in the plastic even after it has been thrown and dropped several times. The coolest part of the cup is the weighed straw. He can literally drink out of it at any angle and still get liquid. The cup also comes apart easily making it a breeze to wash. If I had to have a complaint it would have to be that the flowerish design is a little girlie, but I will take it since the functionality is beyond expectations. I highly recommend this cup.

The title of this product clearly states that "2 Nipple for 6-12 months" is included and it is NOT. I have used another straw cup like this with my daughter and she has been particularly difficult with the 'press down then suck' feature of these no-leak straws. I was very excited for a nipple & straw cup to help her transition! We didn't get that and there will be similar drawbacks to this cup as some of the other practically identical weighted straw cups that I have tried for her. Must be drinking from a certain direction to "open" the straw which is already a bit confusing to bite open, this has frustrated my girl too. Unlike those other cup brands though the straw attachment is great for this cup, on/off easy.Personally, I would not have got the cup if the nipple part wasn't included right in the seller title. She just needs more help than some babies but I don't see anything here that's going to give her that help. The "6-12" month part was especially misleading! And the cup is a bit large for beginners like her [at 6-9 month]. Oh well. At least the pink is a cute design.If you have weak hands, like I have muscle difficulties, the cap may have you stymied too; I found pulling horizontally from the side and not where the indent has been placed does help some. I also kept accidentally unscrewing the bottle when I was struggling with this lid. So, have your force to the left direction and the screw top should stay put

I really wanted to try a weighted straw cup with my 7 month old son so I ordered this product. This is the first cup of this kind that was tried. He has been able to use it and even hold it, which is so cute to watch.What I've noticed that would keep me from buying another is that the handles are not stationary, so they can be hard for him to keep ahold of, and the straw doesn't always work when the bottle is tipped a particular way or when the water level is not super high. One other thing is my son likes his formula very warm, like 125 degrees F, and the bottle says you can only put liquids in it up to 113 degrees F, so that won't work for us to use with his formula at meals, just water.Overall I do like this cup and we use it several times a week but if I order another cup I probably will try another brand to see if it can improve upon this design.

I can never have to many of these cups! It is so easy to set up as you just open the package and your good to go but I would recommend washing it first. I have never had this spill as long as I put the lid on tight. In the past Ive had cups leak from the straw but this isnt the case with this cup. The cup has been through the dishwasher a few times and it has help up well.

It spills and you can't clean the straw. I didn't like.