Milestones Narrow Sippy Straw Bottle, Spill-Proof with 100% Silicone Handles and Weighted Straw, 8 oz/250 mL, Blue/Gray, 6m+

This is the second set of these sippy cups I purchased. The weighted straw makes it easy for my toddler to drink out of from all angles. The silicone handles make it comfortable for my son to hold. The straw is soft. Several parts but easy to clean. These held up for a very long time, worth it!

These bottles are great for my ten month old who is learning to be more independent with his bottles! No spill, handles make it easy to hold, great quality and hold up in the dishwasher, and fit easily into the diaper bag !

Design is perfect for transitioning your child to a sippy bottle. My son has been using it from he was 6 months old and it has been great. Very durable, easy to clean and spill proof. I am about to order some more!

These are good cups. My son likes these better than the munchkin straw cups we originally got and so do I. These straw cups don't leak unless my son works at it. Our other cups leaked milk randomly, these do not. They are not totally spill proof. 1 year old boys can still figure out how to get liquid out of this straw cup, but it takes some concentrated effort. I do wish the straw cup kit came in the short narrow bottle size. We had to order new bottles instead of using what we had, which was a bummer. They also are rather a pain to clean. There are a few parts and a decent amount of crevices for risks to get their food stuck in. They are much better than munchkin weights straw cups.

These are the best transition to sippy cups after bottles. I also used these to stop the bottle habit all together for my toddler. They don’t leak and are easy to drink. *** One tip is to make sure the straw attachment is not pushed down all of the way after you clean it or else it will prevent milk flow

Got these when my son was around 10 months to transition away from bottles, he was able to use them right away. They don’t leak which is awesome and I love the feature that the cap can close for traveling so that the straw stays clean. The one downfall is that sometimes you have to pull up on the straw after opening and closing the lid so that liquid will come out again, but it’s an easy fix and doesn’t happen every time. We have 4 and put them in the dishwasher after each use and they have held up well after 4 months!

Could work for you but it didn’t for us. The straw is very difficult to suck liquid through. My 1 yr old was sucking on it for a few minutes and I realized the amount hadn’t gone down. I tried sucking on it to see if it was plugged and it’s just really tough - think thick malt or shake. He can sip through water bottle straws easily, but really struggled to suck through this straw. Also just FYI, the lid needs to be pushed back till it clicks or it lets air in and no liquid flows. Which is fine, a bit annoying, but mostly just good to know.

I wanted my son off the bottle at 12 months. He never liked any type of sippy cup and didn’t understand drinking from a cup. So, I got this. At first it worked but inevitably (we’ve had a few of these) something always goes wrong with it. The straw that goes into the mouth piece has to get taken out and reassembled constantly or the milk won’t come out. It just makes a wet suction sound. I tried the munchkin ones too and feel this is better than those since at least this doesn’t leak too bad, but the most reliable ones we’ve found to be the ones made by Amazon. I also tried to get my second child to transition off the bottle with this since it worked with my first, but he won’t use it at all. They do sell these in stores though so if the ones we generally use are lost we sometimes end up having to get this one to hold us over while we wait.

The best bottles for learning to drink milk, I gave to both my boys when learning to transition from breast milk to whole milk at 11 months.

Mi bebé aprendió muy fácil y son muy prácticos para que ellos mismos lo sostengan.

Good Quality

Does the job effectively.

Ich habe das Konzept der Flasche nichy wirklich verstanden. Ich habe selbst versucht Wasser daraus zu saugen, da mein Kind die Flasche nichy wirklich nutzen wollte und habe gemerkt, dass kaum was rauskommt. Habe dann das Ende der Halme abgeschnitten, sodass man es zumindest ein bisschen nutzen konnte. Für uns eher ungeeignet