Legendairy Milk Honey Bear Straw Cup Silicone for Babies (Green/Raspberry), 8 oz. Dishwasher Safe Baby Straw Cup, Food Grade Silicone, Honeybear Sippy Cup for Ages 4+ Months (Pack of 2)

The best for giving your baby water!! My 7 month old figured it out immediately. Very easy to hold and squeeze, durable, and good quality.

This really helped my 8/9 month old with practicing drinking water for the first time. With other straw cups, he just struggled to get it. But the ability to squeeze a little water in his mouth really helped him get used to sipping until he eventually got it and just sipping on his own! Great product and highly recommend.

I’d seen this cup on social media so I decided to try it to teach my baby how to drink from a straw. She was starting to eat solids and I really wanted to skip the sippy cup stage so we wouldn’t have to worry about teeth and bite damage later on. This cup made it super easy to teach her and she caught on really quick. It’s really easy to use. The size is good for holding enough water to help her learn, and it’s also a bit see through so that helps to know when it’s empty. It’s super cute and fun looking as well. My only complaint is because of the bear shape it’s a little harder to clean. But if all you’re using is water then it’s not too bad. Got the job done!

This cup was recommended by my child’s pediatrician and I am so glad we got it. To give some background, my child had both tongue and lip tie releases at 2 months and we started using this cup at 6 months. She did not use bottles after her release so it was a little daunting coming into the world of cups and straws as I didn’t think she’d take to them, but with this super easy to use and understand cup, she got it within 5 or so tries. When you squeeze the cup even ever so gently, water comes out, which is perfect because their little hands come to understand this and having their mouths on the straw, they come to understand how to use the straw at the same time. It’s a soft straw that is actually SLP recommended, so no need for hard sippy cups that can damage incoming teeth, my baby can go straight to straws! Also easy to clean but I do recommend getting a separate bottle brush, one that you can bend the tip a little bit to scrub the base of the bear inside. The one included is nice but doesn’t clean as well in my opinion since it’s so small and soft. The quality is nice and I don’t have any concern for busting or anything like that.

I wanted to love this and partially did. BUT it molds really easy on the inside of the lid, and it’s so easy for the kids to squeeze all the water out which she did all the time had to get rid of it, but the company reached out on their own and made it right so I would recommend this company! Very very helpful

100000% recommend. this cup was recommended by my 9mo’s speech therapist. she has never taken a bottle or a sippy cup, but she took to this cup almost immediately. i didn’t show her how to use it, she just started sucking on it. it’s very easy hold for her. it is not leak proof, but it very easy for baby to drink out of. the cup and straw are both durable.

Our baby was born with a cleft palate and currently has an obturator in to assist with eating/drinking. Due to this, sucking is a bit of a challenge. The speech therapist recommended this and sure enough... he instantly figured it out. It really is a wonderful tool to have when it comes to drinking difficulties.

Okay TikTok brought me here, but I can honestly say why. My 9 month old learned to drink from this in less than 5 days! I was so amazed! I appreciate the length of the straw and the ability to assist your child by lightly pressing the body of the silicone cup. I say lightly because if you squeeze pretty hard, a lot of water will squirt out. Some cons though: No handle. Hard to read the amount of liquid you're putting in. The cleaning brush it comes with does not fit inside the straw or the sippy part. It's cute, yeah, but cleaning this can be a little tough with all the different shapes from the bear. It's very sensitive to being squeezed. If that makes sense? So just be careful if you're trying to pack it in a bag or something. It's for sure not a great travel sippy cup but it is a good one for first timers. How I clean it: Warm soapy water, close with the lid and straw, shake and squirt out the water. Repeat until you're happy with how you're cleaning it.

Mi bebé aprendió a succionar con este vaso. Me encantó. Solo está un poco largo y la cuesta hagarrar lo para tomar agua solo

Es suave, ligero facil de usar por los bebes que estan aprendiendo a tomar con popote porq por el tipo de material presionan un poco y sale el agua. No ea hermetico pero es muy util

Excelente ptoducto