Dr. Brown'sMilestones Baby's First Straw Cup, Training Cup with Weighted Straw, 9oz/270mL, Dark Blue, BPA Free, 6m+

Almost everything about this cup is great. Love that it’s spill proof, easy for my one year old to hold, has the weighted straw and has the ability of close the straw. Just a couple downsides: 1. Liquid gets stuck in the top part of the straw since it’s not free flowing and seeps out when turned over or opening the straw. 2. The top isn’t the easiest to screw on with the handles.Overall though, this is the best straw sippy cup we’ve used.

I highly recommend ANY Dr. Brown's products. Dr. Brown's is the only thing my son would use...bottles, sippy cups, straw cups, etc. Easy to clean. Rarely leaked, but not a big deal. Comfortable grip.

This cup has been amazing for our baby’s transition from bottle to straw. The weighted straw makes it easy for little ones to drink no matter how they hold the cup, and the handles are the perfect size for small hands. It doesn’t leak like other cups we’ve tried, and it’s super easy to clean. I also love that it’s BPA free and safe. My baby figured it out quickly and now uses it daily. Highly recommend for parents looking for a reliable and durable first straw cup!

This is a great sippy cup! It doesnt leak when storing in the fridge and then warming up to room temp like a lot of other straw cups do. It doesnt leak at all. Its easy to suck from. The only reason why I took a star away is because if the straw pieces aren't just right you'll suck air with the water. Its not a huge deal if you suck on it before giving to your little one but made it so its not a perfect cup. Ive noticed when the weighted part is pushed too far into the straw part, that's when you get air. Simple fix- just wiggle it down a tad.

My baby absolutely loves the Dr. Brown's Milestones Baby's First Straw Cup! It was an easy transition from a bottle, and the soft silicone straw is gentle on gums and great for little hands learning how to sip. The handles are perfectly sized, and my baby took to it right away — it quickly became our go-to cup for water and milk.That said, there are a couple of drawbacks. It does tend to leak if it tips over or is shaken (which, let’s be honest, happens constantly with a baby). Also, the silicone straw stains pretty easily — especially if your baby eats or drinks anything with color (like purees or juice). Even after thorough washing, the straw holds onto some of those stains.Despite those minor issues, we still use it daily because of how much our baby enjoys it. Just something to keep in mind if you’re looking for a leak-proof or stain-resistant option. Overall, a great starter straw cup!

Great for travel, doesn’t leak when the cap is closed and only leaks a little when tossed around open, weighted straw works well at all angles, straw pieces easily disassemble for cleaning. Numbers are starting to wash off after a few months of dishwashing but I never measure with this cup.

I really wanted to love this cup but it spills horribly. Opening and closing it sometimes makes the suction part fall out of place and my baby gets frustrated because no water then comes out. Opening it sometimes sends waterFlying. The handles make it easy for baby to hold and overall quality is great but I wish I didn’t have to constantly wipe up water when using it.

Great training cup to teach my baby to drink from a straw. It’s a bit harder to get liquid through it which is nice for my baby who tends to choke on too much liquid all at once from a regular straw. Definitely look at my pictures though to see the hack to only put the tube into the straw about half way though! Or else it is WAY too hard to drink out of. I’m glad I heard about that before trying out these cups or else I would have returned them thinking they don’t work. Only downfall is that if it goes through any temperature changes (going outside while it’s hot out or putting it in the fridge) will cause it to leak… a lot! I have other Dr brown insulated straw cups that don’t do this, but they don’t have markings on the outside and don’t have a weighted straw. Those are our go tos now that our son is older (10 months old), but these weighted straw cups were the better option when our son was younger (6-8 months) and still figuring out the whole straw thing and we only put water in them at the time.