Miracle Cup

These are great. Not leak proof but pretty good. They have drastically helped my son ween off of having a bottle at night or carrying one around in his mouth through out the day. He is able to sip or drink it and then has to put it down because there isn’t anything to Putin his mouth and hold. I would recommend. Also super easy to clean.

Best cups for starting the transition to open top cups! Definitely required a small learning curve on how to use. However they are 100% spill proof no leaks. Im talking been through toddler tantrums thrown jumped on smacked on a tray upside down and no leaks! The lid goes on super easy no cross threading causing spills over here! I have a 1yr old and the cuo fit perfectly in her hands, also have a good material on the outside of the cup yo help her keep grip on the cup. She can carry ut with one hand at her side and doesn't drop as easy as other cups.

I bought a set of Munchkin Sippy Cups for my toddler, and we’ve been using them daily for a few weeks now. The silicone spout is soft and easy for my child to sip from. I love that it has a leak-proof seal—no more spills in the car seat or on the couch, which is a total game-changer. The easy-grip handles are perfect for small hands, and the cup feels sturdy without being bulky. Cleaning is a breeze—everything comes apart easily and stays clean and odor-free. It’s also dishwasher-safe, which saves me time. The bright colors are fun, and my toddler loves picking which one to use. It’s the perfect size for juice or milk on the go. If it gets thrown onto a hard surface, it can splatter a little, but it’s still mostly spill-proof. Overall, these are easy to clean, toddler-friendly, and super reliable. Highly recommend for parents looking for a solid training cup!

Okay like every other confused soul I had my doubts this cup would work, until I saw these and did some investigating I had never heard of WOW cups. These seem to be similar but more affordable. My 2 1/2 year old had recently literally chewed off the straw from his second sippy cup. So obviously it was time to try something else. He can drink unassisted from a regular cup but well anyone with a toddler knows that temper, excitement or just for the heck of it will pop up and the cup can be thrown for any reason. Sigh, liquid everywhere. I've tried the traditional spout cups. Never liked those for two reasons. One being that no matter who made them the claim that they do not leak was just wrong. Any time the cup was on it's side (and believe me it's in that position a LOT) it would have a steady slow drip. Not good if the liquid was juice or milk. The second thing I didn't like was the snap on and off lid. That little stinker figured that out real quick and thought it great fun to separate the top from the cup and SPLASH everywhere. And lord help us all when he got ticked and threw the thing, without fail the lid would pop off from the force of the landing and SPLASH. This is why we moved to the sippy cup with straws. On plus side those twisted and snapped on so the top coming off was never an issue. However these too leak. And by this point the crumb snatcher has figured out that if he turns cup upside down he can make it rain. GRRRRR but as we had never heard of this style cup we thought that was the best we could do. Like I said UNTIL the goober chewed through the second straw. His father and I debated simply going with a regular cup as like I said he can drink from that no issue, but the reality is he's just still to clumsy. So being a Prime member addict I hope on here. These cups popped up. Even after the well written reviews explaining how water gets out I still did not understand it clearly. But I liked that there was no straw or spout. Sure it says leak/spill proof but I wasn't hopeful despite the many positive reviews (and yes, I do read the negative reviews to see what the common gripe might be. I decided to be aware of the gripes but ignore them as a decision in purchasing). We ordered them. They arrived yesterday while Destructo was at preschool. I had his snack and milk (in new cup) all set up when he got home.He was not amused by this new style cup. And immediately handed it to his older brother to exchange for his cup; his 15 year old brother couldn't really figure it out either. I laughed and told them both how it worked. Neither looked convinced. I gave the rugrat the cup back, he tried to drink nothing. He handed it to brother. Brother gave it back, I explained again he need to suck and tilt (with the straw cup he had learned NOT to tilt the cup it just came up) and tilted the cup up for him as he tried to drink. Nothing. I laughed told he'd figure it out and walked out of kitchen to sit on the couch. He followed me and by the time he made it to the couch he was drinking. It's a hit. He used it for the rest of the day/night and again at breakfast this morning. Now let's talk about leak/drip through status. When they arrived I filled it with water (taking one reviewer's advice not to over fill) I keep the liquid below where the bottom of the 'screwing' of the lid is. I turned the thing upside down (over sink of course) and shook it like I was making a martini. NOTHING came out. I laid it on it's side and let it sit like that for 10 minutes and nothing leaked. I swear I got so excited you'd think I had found some money. I called his dad downstairs and was like it doesn't leak. He was skeptical took it and shook. Damme if he didn't get it to leak some. I decided that it's because he's stronger than I am. So poo on him. It's not like Monkey is going to be able to shake it that hard. I'm stronger than he is and it doesn't leak when I shake it so I dub it leak proof. Of course we all tried to drink from the cup ourselves and duh I feel so slow for not understanding the other reviewers descriptions. I think the tab in the middle is what kept throwing me.The coloured material under my lip lifts up when I apply the sucking and tilting to drink and the liquid pours our right there. The stopper in the middle obviously controls the flow, which is fairly light and slow. Would make an older child annoyed but for a little one who isn't used to drinking from a free standing cup no biggie at all. They break down really easy to place in the top rack of the dishwasher. And as my older son said once he doesn't need the top anymore the bottom is a perfect kid cup. Will be ordered two more of these.

Doesn’t spill. Easy to use. Easy to clean. Unfortunately my toddler is not a huge fan. I think a cup that flows a little easier will be needed to assist in the transition to regular cups. Otherwise a good product.

These are a must have these are literally the only cups that I have had zero issues with when it comes to spilling. It’s also great because it is a transition cup so it’s not a sippy cup, but it’s also not a regular cup that can be spilled. All the Child does is tip it up suck on it in the water comes through the lid between the silicone top and the plastic part as soon as the trial stop sucking the fluid stops coming out I’ve had so many issues with sippy cups leaking everywhere on the couch on the bed on the floor and it’s just been a hassle and on top of that I’ve tried cups with straws in the same issue happen and these has been by far the best cups that I have ever had and used or purchased for my four-year-old autistic child. The size is great however I wish they had a bigger size. It does keep anything cool for a decent amount of time so it does have decent insulation, but it is obviously not a metal that is designed to keep something cooler or hotter for a period of time, but it does do the job. The shape makes for easy handling and it’s not too heavy. I even put it on the top rack in the dishwasher and it’s completely fine so this is literally like I said the best spillproof cup I have ever had.

My family has been using these cups for years, and they are about the best around for not leaking. To clarify, they do still leak here and there, but are still way better than other cups. Leaking occurs mostly around the rim, where the child drinks out of, but pretty much only happens if the cup is dropped, or slammed down, and usually a small amount of water. One strange occurrence, however, is that once in a great while when the cup is dropped onto a hard floor, the silicone insert on top will pop off, and water gushes out at a pretty good rate. Now, an even less common occurrence from dropping is that once in a huge, great while, the entire white lid will pop right off, despite being thoroughly screwed on. Now, as you can imagine, this causes a huge mess, but doesn't happen very often. These cups are a bit of a pain to handwash, but I'd like to address the mold issue in other reviews. My kids very rarely drink anything other than water or milk, and I have noticed that the mold only forms if we have had juice or milk in the cups, and the cup goes missing for several weeks. My experience with these cups indicates that all the angry reviews of moldy cups, and claims of children being placed in danger must be a result of giving children milk or juice in these cups, and reusing them for several weeks, without being washed or checked, something I wouldn't even do with my own water bottle, so I believe there is some user error involved. The area that grows mold can be checked in a split second by simply lifting the edge of the colored silicone insert real quick, so this makes me further place the blame for undetected mold infestations on the users, and not this fine product. In addition, another early indicator of mold is the clear o-ring becoming discolored. So, you really have to ignore both common sense, and early warning signs in order to have your children drinking out of a mold-infested cup of this type. My impression is that these cups are great for allowing kids to have their water right there with them throughout the day, and when using this cup with just water, a regular washing will prevent mold just fine. In fact, even when we've found cups that have been missing for months, say, under the couch, or car seat, they still don't have mold in them if they were used with water. My advice is that if you are planning on using these cups for milk or juice, also plan on completely tearing them down and washing them later that same day. Otherwise, you will guaranteed have mold within a few days. These cups make a nearly perfect environment for mold to thrive in, so we need to stay a step ahead of it. As far as being easy to hold, this could be worse, but some handles would be nice. The smaller cups of this type have an option for handles, but the larger ones don't seem to be available with handles, which is unfortunate. Overall, this is a great product!!

Great for kids. No spills

These cups are a must-have for families with little ones! They truly help prevent spills, which makes life so much easier. I also love how easy they are to clean—they come out great in the dishwasher and are simple to take apart and reassemble. Durable, convenient, and mess-reducing. Highly recommend!

Technically it will drip if you really try to force it, but you really have to put in effort. Easy to use, good drink size.

Our fav cups! Easy clean, no fuss! We have many sizes and colours. We’ve continued to buy as gifts from infant to toddler, they last! Only leak minimally if dropped from higher surface- as I would expect.

The granddaughter loves them

Mis vasos para bebés favoritos, me encanta cuando están aprendiendo a tomar. También los usamos en la noche.