Squeeze & Sip Toddler Straw Cups - Squeezable Transition Sippy Cup with Silicone Straw - Toddler Feeding Supplies - 7 Oz - 3 Count - Ages 6 Months and UpL8

Please get this if your baby is struggling to drink a straw. My baby became a pro straw drinker in less than 2 weeks lol.

I avoid plastic as much as possible for my son, but it’s hard to teach how to use a straw with glass bottles! I got this and it made it so easy for my son to learn to use a straw. I’d squeeze it a little and then he quickly picked it up. This is super lightweight so my son doesn’t have an issue holding it himself. He picks it up and easily lifts it to his mouth. This is surprisingly easy to clean too. It’s 3 parts, but it’s not bad at all to clean. I’m tired of cleaning dishes and a million different bottles. So when I saw this, I was really annoyed at the three parts, but when I cleaned it, it really was easy. I don’t feel comfortable putting this in the dishwasher because the plastic feels thinner. Plus I want to avoid putting plastic in the dishwasher. The see through plastic is great and it holds a lot of liquid even though it doesn’t appear like it can. Highly recommend this. I purchased three sets of these and it’s been really nice to use. Now my son knows how to use a straw!!

I’m really happy with these squeeze & sip toddler straw cups! My son absolutely loves them and uses them every day. They’re easy for him to hold and drink from, which makes a big difference since he’s still learning. I like how the straw design helps prevent spills, especially when we’re on the go. The squeeze feature also makes it easier for him to get the drink without getting frustrated. Cleaning is pretty simple too, which is always a plus for me as a busy mom. Overall, these cups have been a great addition for us practical, toddler-friendly, and definitely a favorite in our house.

My daughter loves these cups. Started introducing straw cups between 4-6 months when we started solids and we had a hard time with a few different choices. This one has been the easiest to clean and the most successful with getting our daughter to drink from a straw. We stopped using bottles and formula at 12 months cold turkey and she was completely fine with the transition. We just ordered three more 3 packs, and we've purchased two 3 packs in the past. We offer one with water and one with whole cows milk with every meal and so having at least 6 for a day is essential for us. It can be alittle tough to squeeze depending on the hand strength of the person helping the child learn how to use the cup but once she got the hang of it, we havent had to squeeze it for her. She cant squeeze it herself and make a mess that way, yet. If there is liquid in the clear rubber straw, the top piece, she will flick it on purpose and it splatters. If she drops it to set it down it will also splatter and there usually is always alittle leftover milk or water in the top straw. Design wise I dont know if its avoidable and I dont think its that big of an issue, its just alittle inconvenient to clean up milk splatters. Its truly not that bad though. I dont know if I would call this spill proof. Again if there is liquid in that top straw even if she sets it down nicely but its tipped on the side it will leak out. Also I think if there is any suction happening even if its not being drank from sometimes it will slowly start to come out the top. Ive had them sitting on the counter or floor for too long after a meal and milk will have started to slowly pour out and make a mess, if youre a lazy girlie like me, this will annoy you. I try to empty the cups after use but sometimes its a whirlwind with this baby and I just dont get to it. TLDR: its my favorite cup and my baby's favorite cup with minor annoyances we have like 15 of them now to get us through 2-3 days. The colors are fun as well, I think we've bought every color variation at this point.

I’m really happy with these straw cups for my 9-month-old daughter! She was able to learn how to use the straw with very little effort. The squeezable design makes it easy to gently help them drink and understand how the straw works. The silicone straw is soft and gentle on her gums, and the cup size is perfect for little hands. They’re also easy to clean and great for transitioning away from bottles. Definitely a great choice for babies learning to drink independently!