Weighted Straw Sippy Cup for Baby: Lollacup - Transition Kids, Infant & Toddler Sippy Cup (6 months - 9 months) | Shark Tank Products | Lollacup (Good Green)

Amazing cups with one small downside.Pros:light, easy to pick up for babies.easy to assembleholds quite a bit of watereasy straw for babies to get liquid out of (we've had friends who have used knock off brands and the babies struggle with getting water out of the cup)the floating straw works really wellthey are just plain cute!easy to clean- just stick the pieces in the dishwasherwork great with smoothies, milk or waterCons:I so wish this was in glass. I'm not a big plastic person but I love this cup. So I compromise.Notes:This is not leak proof but I didn't expect it to be.I have three of these because one just isn't enough.

I'm so glad I finally found this cup! It's easy to clean (even came with its own straw brush!); the lid snaps into place so you know it's on right; water does not collect in the straw (so no surprising splash in the face or puddle around the cup); the straw is weighted so no matter how the cup is tipped or how my daughter holds it, she's still a gets every last drop! The wings are so easy to remove for cleaning and the cup itself is smooth and easy to clean! And!!!! If it's open and put in it's side it does not leak! When the lid is closed and it's turned upside down, it doesn't leak. It does leak if the lid is open and it's turned upside down, that's the only down side. I love it! I plan on getting more for my kids and giving some as gifts!

Amazing, amazing, amazing!! I researched probably 20 different cups before deciding on this one. I was still a little hesitant. My 8 month old has never taken a bottle or regular sippy cup. His feeding therapist suggested a straw cup, so we introduced the honey bear cup that they use for feeding therapy. He was interested in it and taking a few sips, so I decided to do research and order him a cup that would be extremely easy for him to use, and that he could use for a while. The Lollaland cup is that and more. As soon as I took it out of the packaging (it was very well packaged by the way) he was interested in it. I quickly washed it, and within minutes he was using it! It requires very little effort to drink from. Easy to hold handles, great design, appealing to kids. I was worried about it breaking, but it has already been dropped a couple times and is fine. I also love that it has a lid. While purchasing, I actually didn't realize it has a weighted straw, but that's also a huge plus! It does leak a little, but that was not a deal breaker for me. Overall this cup is exactly what I was looking for and more. Definitely recommend. I will be purchasing another.

We got this cup about a month ago, and my son (1 yr) has become more independent while drinking. He can handle it all by himself (as opposed to the sippies, which he needs help to lift up once it gets below 3/4 full). He always reaches for it. It is dishwasher safe and easy to assemble. Yes, it leaks more than the sippy cups do (we have the Nuby sippy cups), but if it is just water, I just let him have fun and learn. Any other drinks I have to supervise, as others have stated. It is not leak-free when closed, as I found half the diaper bag soaked the other day when it was fully closed and on its side.I love that this is made and designed in the USA. It is pricey. It would be nice if one could get a deal for buying multiples. I would replace most of my sippies with Lollacups if it wouldn't cost me close to $100 to do so. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 for the leaking and the pricey concerns.

My son found this cup very easy to use; we have been searching for a sippy cup with a straw that was easy to clean, easy to use, and didn't leak. This cup accomplished those three things, however, one drop from a two foot toddler and the lid broke. The plastic is very cheap and thin. It is not durable nor can it take the heat of a toddler's carelessness. I thought it was extremely cute and worked great but for this price I would not recommend this to anyone because the second you think how great it is, it's going to break. The handles are really thin and cheap as well.

My daughter started drinking out of this independently as soon as I gave it to her (she was 12 months at the time). I’m very happy with the design and I love its on-the-go element with the lid that snaps shut. The only thing is that it can dribble if your kid likes to tip it up to drink or drags it around the house, but otherwise it’s a great design and my daughter loves the little face on the top of it.