MunchkinMighty Grip Trainer Cup, 8 Ounce, Colors May Vary (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

My daughter was very good at seamlessly transition from nursing to bottles on any given day and was happy to drink water out of several different sippy cup types including Camelbak bottles with the bite valve. As a result, we didn't give much thought to the transition to sippy cups for milk only. We thought she'd be fine drinking her milk out of any of the cups (and made mistake of not introducing milk in sippy cups occasionally before making the switch). We went cold turkey on bottles to sippy cups when she was 13-months. This didn't go over well until we realized she was willing to drink milk out of these cups. I think they are more similar to bottle nipples, which is why she likes them. I highly recommend for anyone else experiencing difficulty making the bottle to sippy only for milk transition.When tipped upside down, these don't spill, which is great. However, you do have to make sure the plastic spout top is completely in line, or milk will leak. Also, make sure no liquids are on the inside tread, or that will leak out when tipped. My daughter does chew on the top a bit, which we try to prevent, and hasn't yet bitten through in about four weeks of using two cups, twice per day. Hopefully that won't happen.

Grandbaby preferred over all the others, never leaked, tough, easy to toss in dishwasher. Good purchase!

I like this cup and my 9 month old likes it too. Unfortunately he learned that if you pull the silicone nipple while its tipped upside down, it will leak terribly. One super nice feature is that it transitions perfectly from bottle to sippy cup. The handle makes it easy for baby too. If you don't mind your baby getting super soaked once they figure out how (and they will) then you will love this cup. I only put water in it so its no big deal. But for the juice lovers out there this will end up a sticky mess.

I’ve tried ten different sippy cups over a six month period. My son wouldn’t take any of them. Then one day, while hanging out with Papa, my step dad hands him “some random cup” at Walmart and he LOVES it. I hunt all around town for one just like it. Four Walmart’s, two targets and a Fred Meyer are sold out.I was going to go crazy. Until I found this F*****G thing.

I got these for my daughter when she was 6 months old so she could sip water herself while eating. The spout design is great because it needs suction for water to flow, allowing a baby learning to use sippy cups to avoid choking on a too fast flow while also limiting the amount of spillage to a mouthful. The handles are perfect for little hands to hold.

The ease of use

This is the first sippy my son has figured out. It’s easy to clean and only has 3 parts. It leaks a little bit when the top isn’t perfectly placed and tightened, otherwise it won’t.

No leakage.

My baby likes only this munchkin sippy cup and he has many (bought from Amazon only) but this time the one I receieved is from a very old stock mfg of Aug 12, though sippy cups should be discarded after 3- 4 years max. The soft spout has harderned so much with time (since 2012) that my baby was finding it very difficult to suck and was getting very frustrated. Useless it is. Money wasted.

I paid rs.325 for this, although the product came with a rs.299 label.The product is fine, but it should have a spout cover for hygiene.

Minha filha amou , produto de qualidade !!

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Product was really good.... My Son loved it