for Nature Sippy Cup | 150 ml | Handles & Breast-Like Spout | Leak-Proof | 6-18 Months | Anti-Colic | Temperature Control | Sustainable, BPA-Free Materials | Green

Used this for my 20 month old while transitioning from BF. Was struggling with other bottles and this one really worked for me and my little one. I think the teat design really soft. Also its great compared to other bottles when you try centralise the teat in the middle of the two handles you can actually twist it from the bottom to align nicely between the two handles compared to taking the teat out and re adjusting it by popping it back in too far towards one side. Only down side is amazon do not sell the teats for this so if it does get bitten you have to order another bottle.

My daughter is in love with this sippy cup, always want to drink from it and not from any other bottle, the teat is soft and id say easy to drink from

A great cup for our 6 month old. We’ve tried various types but this is by far her favourite. It washes really well and is a good size to take out and about but that she can actually lift. It does leak a little if you really shake it but much better than others.

A good in between cup from bottle to sippy cup, easy to clean. Baby can use it easily BUT he has worked out how to pull the handles off in less than a week so these usually go flying across the room with some force.

Love this sippy cup, easy grip for my baby, she loves it and it was easy for her to use

This is the fourth sippy cup we’ve tried, as our 7 month old was struggling with everything other than open cup. She took to this immediately! Highly recommend, brilliant sippy cup for little ones.

It hasn't even lasted a month, there's a big hole in the seat.

I picked up this 2-pack of NUK straw bottles for our little one to move on from standard sippy cups. They’re a good size (150ml) and the handles make them easy for small hands to grab onto without them sliding about. The leak-proof claim holds up pretty well for general use, which is a relief. However, I’ve heard a few people mention that the straws can be a bit of a pain to clean or might even tear if your kid is a "chewer." I haven't seen any rips yet, but the straw is definitely on the softer side, so I'll be keeping an eye on it during the weekly deep clean. They do the job fine for water or milk, and the monkey/penguin designs are a nice touch that the baby seems to like. Just be prepared to spend an extra minute with a pipe cleaner to make sure the straw stays hygienic.