OXO Tot Transitions Straw Cup with Removable Handles - 6 oz. - Opal

Swapped to XO after having used Munchkin. Munchkin's straws molded where the mouth piece met the straw piece. XO's do not mold and are easier to clean. Have held up durable after a few throws, too.

This cup is the perfect transition cup for our little one. She is very much interested in food and not so much her milk anymore, but this cup has made her more interested in drinking her milk since she sees her older brother drinking from a straw cup. You can easily clean it and all parts are dishwasher safe.

My baby loves this! She was able to use the straw easily because of the ergonomic shape and it's small enough that it's not too heavy for her even when full. The cap also closes well enough that it doesn't open or spill in my purse throughout the day.

I was looking for a straw sippy cup that was 100% leak proof to use for weaning my baby onto cows milk. I let him throw this cup around as much as he liked with it filled to the 6 ounce mark and not one drop got out! He has only used the munchkin weighted straw as a water sippy cup (it does leak a small bit).Pros:-100% leak proof- Removable handles- Simple design- easy to use- my baby didn't have trouble getting his milk out of the straw as other users mentioned.Cons:- Straw top could potentially be hard to clean as there is a sharp angle right above the leak proof valve. I have just been cleaning mine out every night with warm water and a straw cleaner before dish washing it and so far haven't had a problem. PLEASE NOTE THIS DOESN'T COME WITH ITS OWN STRAW BRUSH CLEANER.- Straw is not long enough to get all of the liquid out of the cup. You have to help baby be mindful of how to hold the cup as the straw is not weighted. Once you get down to a certain point, there could have 2 ounces left and if baby is holding it backwards nothing will come out.Overall- This cup is great for my first priority of it needing to be leak proof. It is hard to find 100% leak proof straw style cup. Otherwise I actually think the munchkin cup is more user friendly for mom & baby. We will probably switch to a tip style cup once baby is fully weaned from breast feeding. I just didn't want to introduce to many new things to baby all at once.

This cup is so far a great choice and probably my favorite, non weighted toddler straw cup I’ve purchased. It is easy to take apart and clean and even allows you the option of using or not using the handles. It is durable and has held up to my toddler constantly throwing the cup when he finds its empty. It does not leak or come apart like so many toddler cups out there. It seems a great value for the price. The one and only drawback I can find is that after about 6 or 7. Months of use my toddler has bitten a hole through the straw. But even so they sell replacement straws and the straw did not come apart in his mouth, it simply developed a hole from chewing on the straw. So far I am loving this cup!

This cup is in fact leak proof, but that means my child will have to bite the straw and then suck in order to get liquid. It was difficult, even for me, and then I didn't get much liquid. I tried this with my 10 month old, and it's probably meant for an older child, but at that point I'd just get a different cup suited to older children.

This is a cute first sippy cup for our little one. she loves it.

I purchased a few cups before this one, and this is by far the best quality and easiest to clean! I also love the cute pink color!