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

The best cups we have tried yet. We’ve tried so many brands, and this is the one we all like the most. Easy to clean, light weight, and my baby loves them. We take them everywhere. At one my baby still can’t open it yet it to drink, but I expect it will happen soon. My one negative is sometimes they can leak if you don’t tighten it enough.

Best straw cups I’ve tried so far! I wasn’t a huge fan of the doctor browns bottles because they leaked so I was skeptical to try these but my last straw cups were fails so I got these and they really wowed me! They’re easy to clean they’re not 100% leak proof only because my little found out if there is milk or juice left in the straw part he can fling it around but other than that this is one of the best cups I’ve tried so far I highly recommend

These cups are wonderful. They do not leak. We use these to transition our kids off of the bottle. They are easy to clean as well. The liquid does not flow out as fast as it does in many straw cups but for our kids that's a good thing since they have oral sensory needs having to work just a little bit more to get out the liquid is great for them. We used to use a more expensive brand B.Box but those always leaked. The thing that would make these better would it be if they sold had replacable straws.

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.

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.

I usually like Dr. Browns products for the most part, but this is not it. I purchased a set of these a few weeks ago and within a day or 2 the bottles started leaking out of the straw whether it was open or closed. I thought I’d give it some time thinking maybe it was user error. But they never stopped so I figured I just got a bad set so I exchanged for a new set. Got it today and they’re already leaking on the first use! Water has been the best option to out in this cup because for some reason water doesn’t leak as bad. But when I put juice in it, my son will drink out of it, I’ll close the lid, then when I open it back up there will be a puddle of juice in the divot and it’s SO HARD to clean for some reason. It’s also hard to get the juice to go back down the straw. With my other sippy cups (munchkins), all you have to do is lightly pinch the straw and the liquid will go down but not these. Maybe it’s still user error and I’m just not using them correctly so I will give it a little bit more time. But so far I plan on returning this set and never getting these again. Don’t waste your money. There are better options such as the one I mentioned that are cheaper or the same price and work way better. Some people have left reviews saying it’s hard to get the liquid out of the straw even for adults, but I did not find that to be completely true. It is harder than other sippy cups I have but my set (either one) was not very difficult to get liquid out of.

Sometimes leaks

Daughter loves these sippy cups and as do I! Easy to clean, cute, closes for travel. Easy for baby to drink out of. We started with these at about 6 months and she learned pretty quick.

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

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

Good still using, bought a year ago

No regrets atall… I’m so glad I got this and it has also enabled my babe to drink more water

Difficult to clean and only works half the time