The First YearsSqueeze & Sip Toddler Straw Cups - Squeezable Transition Sippy Cup with Silicone Straw - Toddler Feeding Supplies - 7 Oz - 3 Count - Ages 6 Months and Up

I’ve been periodically searching for a cup like this for my special needs daughter. She has some old squeezable ones made by a different company that were on their last days, and the company stopped making them so I was desperate to find something similar. Finally!!! I came across these and they were perfect, so I bought a second set for fear they would stop making these as well. She needs prompting to realize it’s time to drink, so these are flexible and I can gently squeeze the cup to express a little of her drink into her mouth and then she will start sucking on the straw. Great value and fits our specific need. I believe this would be a great cup to help a little one learn how to suck from a straw as well.

When we started baby led weaning with my daughter, she was struggling to figure out how to drink through a straw until we found these cups. The ability to squeeze the cup while baby learns to suck through the straw is perfect. The design and size is a perfect size for babies and the material is well made. We are able to wash these with no problem and are working great after many uses.

It’s a great cup. It works well and is easy to use. Even the grandparents are super impressed and my dad even urged me to make this review.It’s squeezable to help baby learn to use the straw, and just the right size for her to hold. It’s fairly leak proof and easy to clean. I would recommend it to other parents for sure

Very similar to the "honeybear" straw cups but these have a valve to prevent leaks. It still leaks a bit at the top but I dont mind because I just put water in my. Its a bit tricky to clean inside the value and straw parts. Washes well in the dishwasher top rack.

This cup taught our son how to use a straw. For that, I will be eternally grateful. Because it's squeezable, you can squeeze liquid into your little one, and it's a downhill coast from there in terms of them figuring out how to suck out liquids for themselves.The downside, and the reason for taking away a star, is that when you load it with milk, it always bubbles out of the top. But only with milk. If you use it for water, it's totally fine. I don't understand the science, but that's just what it is and we can only use it for water.

My 16 month old has struggled to drink from straws since he was 6 months. He could never grasp the concept! I tried so many different straw cups to the point I gave up over the past 10 months. Within minutes of trying THIS cup my boy was drinking out of a straw by himself! Now he can drink from any straw! If only I knew about this cup 10 months ago. For my next I will buy this cup at 6 months

We’ve gone through a lot of kids cups, currently these are our favorite for our one year old. We started using at 7 months and learned how to use straw with these cups. I like that there’s minimal number of parts to wash and the size is perfect for baby to grab on her own. And it won’t break with throwing on floor.

These are the best straw cups for teaching your baby to use a straw! Just squeeze the bottle so the water goes into the straw, wait for your baby to suck, and that’s it! My baby learned to do it in the first try and now he only wants to drink from these straw cups.The bottle is easy for adults to squeeze but not easy enough for a baby. It’s spill proof as well. The only thing I wish these cups had were a cap to cover the straw so we can take these on the go.