Munchkin Any Angle Sippy Cups for Toddlers, Spill Proof Weighted Straw Cup with Transition Handles for Babies 6 Months and Up, 7 Ounce, 2 Pack, Pink/Purple

My 1 year old is exclusively breast fed and will not take a bottle but she will take this cup. She’s a straw girly. She also loves to take straws out and I’m glad that isn’t possibly with this cup. I’ve seen a lot of reviews about these leaking and the only reason they leak is because you didn’t not close it correctly. You have to wait for the click. These cups are great quality and my money was spent well. I bought 6 of these cups in every color and I am so glad this is the first supply straw cup I went with because it’s the last till I have to upgrade to a more age appropriate one. Hope this was helpful!

I’ve been using the Munchkin Any Angle Sippy Cup for a few weeks now with my toddler, and overall, I’m very pleased with it. The build quality feels solid and durable, and the design is clearly well thought out for little hands.Pros:Weighted straw allows drinking from any angle, which is perfect for toddlers who are still learning.Spill-proof design really works — no leaks even when tossed around.Easy to grip handles make it simple for babies to hold independently.Affordable price for the quality and features offered.Cons:Cleaning the straw can be a bit tricky without a small brush.The lid can be a little stiff for younger kids to open on their own.Overall, this sippy cup is a great transition tool for babies 6 months and up. It’s functional, safe, and budget-friendly — definitely a product I’d recommend to other parents.

One of my favorite toddler cups learning to use a straw. My son had a stroke at birth and so it took him a while to properly drink from a straw but this was one of our go tos. Also love that it isn’t heavy because my son only uses one arm/hand but he was still able to hold it up from the handle with one hand.

Honestly, when I tested it before giving it to my daughter I was thinking about returning this as I couldn't drink water out of it, and I thought my daughter can't either. But, I was wrong. Maybe the straw needs to be bent little bit to drink, but my daughter was able to drink water out of it and she liked it. (9 months old btw)However, I want to note that it's not that easy to clean.. For baby stuff, we are obsessed about cleanness, and the straw wasn't easy to clean. Oh, this bottle comes with a tiny brush for the straw though.

Favorite sippy. Bought for 5 kids now. Easy to clean. Good flow rate out of the straw--enough to satisfy, but not too much to choke. My kids always like to gum the straw. Easy for baby to hold. Apealing design. Doesn't leak. Durable. Tried more expensive stainless sippy cups. They were trash. Leaked everywhere. Straw was waayyy to fat. Not appealing to my baby. Hard to hold.

The cup is decent enough but a lot of the issues it claims to prevent it doesn’t.It leaks, frequently. Water will come up the straw when the cup sits in an upright position and water will pool around the top of the straw and spill over the sides.I’ve tried different water temperatures, different liquids, etc…there is no rhyme or reason to it. It still does it randomly.I’ve never had a cleaning issue until last night.Out of nowhere it developed a mold. No worries, I just clean it. While a pain to clean it’s not difficult, just time consuming.However, this morning it once again has mold in it. I leave these with water in them in the fridge overnight but this morning it had mold in the valve and straw portion despite me thoroughly cleaning and drying it last night.So, now I’m very hesitant to use them at all.

I can’t explain how much I love these sippy cups. We’re transitioning from bottles to sippies at night, we started giving her these bottles during the day and a week later she is completely weaned off of bottles. These are amazing, practical and seriously leak proof I’d recommend these a million times over also the cheapest I’ve found them is Amazon!!

I love these cups & so does my son. The only downfall is that the brush that come’s with the cups for cleaning the inside of the straw. When I initially cleaned the cup & straw before use, the brush went through the side of the silicone straw & made a hole. I wish there was a better quality brush that didn’t have a sharp tip that could puncture the straws during cleaning. A punctured straw leaves the entire cup useless.