Dr. Brown's Milestones Baby's First Straw Cup, Training Cup with Weighted Straw, 9 oz/270 mL, BPA-free, 6m+, Coral/Olive Green, 2-Pack

I had tried about 14 different sippy cups before landing on these and the search is finally over. These have it all, handles for baby to hold, a weighted straw so that they can drink upside down, sideways, etc. I also really love that they have the ounces in the side, which has been helpful when my baby has been sick to track fluid intake. I also like the sliding lid that can cover the straw. I usually keep it open at home but when we are on the go I close it so that if she drops the cup I don’t have to worry about germs getting on the straw. I would say the only “con” to these is that they leak a TINY amount (no where near the amount I’ve seen with other cups). The leak is not coming from the cup itself, but just the liquid that is remaining in the straw when baby is done drinking. The straw is super thin so this is a minimal amount. My baby currently only uses these to drink water so this isn’t a big deal. If I was giving her juice that could stain I may feel differently. Overall, I highly recommend these cups.

Have several of these. Sometimes they do leak. You have to make sure the 2 straw pieces are together all the way. Would and probably will buy again.

If your child drinks water like they’re auditioning for Cirque du Soleil—upside down, sideways, hanging off the sofa—then this cup is about to become your new best friend. It’s basically the "Mission Impossible" of baby gear. The straw has a little weight at the bottom, which sounds simple until you see it in action. When your baby decides to lie flat on their back to hydrate, the weight swings to the top so they can actually keep drinking. No more "mom, it’s broken" screams just because they’re horizontal! The "Quirks" (Because nothing is perfect) • The Crank: When the weight travels to the top, the straw does a little "crank" move. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s definitely got a personality of its own. • The Handle Rubik’s Cube: Warning: you have to align the lid exactly right with the handles to get it to screw on. It’s like a secret handshake between you and the cup. If you don't get it just right, it’s not closing. It’s a great way to test your patience at 6:00 AM! Also my 6 month old was able to hold it no issues. The "Mom Win" Features ✅ • Leak-Proof: I have watched this thing tumble, and it does not spill. It’s like Fort Knox for juice. • The Travel Shield: It has a lid that snaps shut over the straw. So, when it inevitably falls onto the floor of the car or a public play area, the straw stays clean. No "floor spice" in the water today! • Compact: It’s nice and small, fitting perfectly into the diaper bag without taking up the space of a small SUV. It’s a bit finicky to assemble and the straw is a little "extra," but for a spill-proof cup that works at any angle? I’ll solve the handle puzzle any day. It’s definitely worth the money. They are incredibly durable I’ve had ours for almost a year. Final Thought: Great for travel, great for tiny gymnasts, just be prepared for a 3-second struggle every time you put the lid on!

I actually love these cups. My daughter can lay down, twist, turn whatever she wants and still drink with no issues or spills. That alone made a huge difference for us. The only downside is there are a lot of parts, so cleaning can be a little annoying. But honestly, it’s worth it seeing how easily she drinks from it without frustration. If you don’t mind a little extra washing, these are 100% worth it.

Overall, this is a decent straw cup and my toddler finds it comfortable to drink from. The size and shape are good for small hands, and the cup feels stable — it doesn’t tip over easily when placed on a table. The design is simple and practical, with a nice look and good grip for little hands. However, there are a few downsides. Drinking from the straw requires noticeable effort, so my 15-month-old has to suck quite hard. It also slightly leaks when opening and closing — specifically, the water left inside the straw can drip out. Another issue is the lid: it’s quite stiff and difficult to close, and my toddler is not able to do it independently. As for insulation, this cup is not insulated, so drinks don’t stay cold or warm for long, but that’s expected for this type of cup. Overall, I’m satisfied with the purchase. It works well and serves its purpose, though there are a few small things that could be improved.

These cups have been excellent for helping our baby learn to drink independently. The straw design makes it easy for little ones to figure out how to sip without getting frustrated, and the size is perfect for small hands to hold. It has been a smooth transition from bottles, and our baby picked it up quickly. The cup feels well made, is easy to clean, and has held up well with daily use. Overall, this is a great tool for supporting early drinking skills and independence.

Works but a pain to clean

I have purchased multiple of these Dr.Brown straw cups because they are so good. They are hands down the best cups for teaching babies to hold a cup and drink from a straw without leaks, even if it’s flipped over while open. I added a video showing that while flipping the cup and removing the handles, it still doesn’t spill. I love the variety of colors to choose from, as well as how easy they are to clean with the wire cleaning brush that it includes

In my opinion best Cup for wee ones drinking in the market. Simple but easy for them to get grips with

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Milk soils every time you open the bottle. Weighted straw is also not very smooth. I have to help my kid to shake it and move it around to liquid area

My baby was struggling to learn to use the straw cups. But the dr brown one she was able to start using correctly within 5 minutes of giving it to her. Very good, would definitely recommend

Good still using, bought a year ago