2pk Nuby No Spill FlexStraw Cup

Okay, hands down, this is the best cup we've found to date and we have gone through A LOT of cups. Here's why this is our go to for our 2 year old daughter: - Easy to (dis)assemble: just be sure to line up the top rubber lid with the plastic notches on the lid ring. But inside straw, rubber top (with attached external straw), and ring come apart easily. - Easy to CLEAN: This is the bane of my husband's existence right now. Until the kiddo manages with a regular cup, we have to clean all these parts and this one allows you to clean everything without tiny crevices where things get impossibly stuck. - Shape makes it easy for kiddo to hold it - Fun colors makes this her new favorite: We happen to get the purple/orange and blue/yellow combos. - Actually does not leak! Usually these are filled with water so there's no issue with that. Only if there is something cold sitting out and warming to room temp does the pressure change and push the liquid to the straw's surface. I used to be concerned about the exposed straw but I've gotten over that concern. Again, easy to clean so no big deal if it hits the floor. And I know some people mentioned concern about their kids chewing on the straw. My daughter did that when we first got them and she's over it so the straw is intact. But if you have a biter or one with an oral fixation and a mouth full of chompers, you may want to find a different cup as I have yet to see replacement straws for this cup. Oh, and though some have said it's too hard for their child to suck liquid out, my daughter hasn't complained about this one. Definite winner in our book.

I've been on the hunt for an honestly good sippy cup for a long time now, and this is EXACTLY what I've been looking for. My son just turned one and he LOVES them. I found 1 at Walmart on sale, and when I went to look for them I discovered they're not widely available, which is a bummer. This is a no-spill sippy cup that actually doesn't spill if you screw the cap on straight. If you put any liquids in it that will bubble, of course you'll get some leakage from increased pressure, and a very small amount of liquid may be left in the tip of the straw after you child is done drinking, but honestly, you can shake these cups as hard as you want and you won't spill a drop. I LOVE IT! It has the straw for better oral development, and overall I just couldn't be happier with this find. $7.00 for a set of two totally beats the nearly $15 apiece I paid for some of the fancier, higher rated brands. Don't waste your money on anything else, and just a heads up... this is not a 'starter' sippy cup. If you child doesn't already know how to suck from a straw then you might want to wait a bit before you buy one.

My son just turned 1 and I thought it would be easier for him to drink from a cup with a straw, but he couldn't suck the water out of this cup with the straw in it. I took the actual straw from inside the cup off and we tip it for him to drink from and he does really well with it (the lid still has a rubber straw attached, but there is a plastic straw that connects the lid to the bottom of the cup). Once he is better at using it I plan to add the straw back in and I think it will be fine. It does not leak from the lid if tipped, but if you don't get the clear rubber part on exactly right it leaks all over the place. So you just have to make sure the rubber lip is pulled over the top and it is a great cup.

My two top priorities when looking for a toddler cup are that it is easy to clean (no mold) and leakproof. I have 4 of these cups and so far they have been wonderful. The pieces come apart so easily that they are extremely easy to clean. There's really nowhere for mold to hide if you clean them thoroughly. In terms of leaks, sometimes I have a problem with this, but only when the lid is already wet when screwed onto the cup. If so, water can get though. However, if the parts are dry when you assemble it, no issues with leaks at all. I'd definitely recommend these.

We have these for our daughter. She really likes them. They work pretty well. I only have two complaints about them: 1) My daughter will mash on the soft, dome top and watch the ensuing fountain of milk/water/juice. I've gotten to where I was going with a soaking wet child on more than one occasion. 2) We have noticed that after a while, the cups will leak from the straw if left on the side. Upon inspection, what happens is that inside the straw is a two half-circle shapes of silicone that serve to block the flow of liquid unless suction is applied. Well, on the ones that leak, these half circles are gone. I'm assuming that my daughter ingested them. Thankfully, they are very small and most likely passed easily. It is something to keep an eye on though. Since then, we've started watching the straws more carefully when we wash them. If we notice the pieces detaching, we toss the top.

There are really no sippy cups with straws that are leak proof completely. This leaks a little bit when my daughter drops it on the floor. At first it can be difficult to drink from. Once she learned how to get the liquid out it was not a problem. I really like these cups for her milk. They are easy to clean and don’t spill as much milk out as other sippy cups with straws.

We tried the munchkin 360 but it splattered when my 15 month old threw it on the floor. Then I tried another kind with a hard lid and spout, didn't leak but he didnt have much luck getting much liquid out and base was too wide for cup holders. Then we tried this one and its leak proof for the most part. Some liquid might come out if it was in the straw before it went splat but no more than that will come out when it hits the floor. I like that you can remove the straw inside if you dont need it. My little guy turns the cup upside down to drink like he did his bottles and doesnt need the straw. Easy to clean, just use a bottle brush for the spout/straw inside the lid.

Extremely unhappy with these straw bottles. I bought them intending to use for more viscose beverages such as drinkable yogurt or smoothies for my toddler. He usually drinks from Munchkin weighted straw cup and likes it so far. Unfortunately, it doesn't work with thick liquids so I bought these bottles. My son refuses to take even juice from them. I tried to drink from them myself and must say that you really need to make an effort sucking to get a drink out of it. Vacuum builds up in the cup very quickly, a valve releases it and liquid goes down momentarelly. You have to start sucking hard over again to get a drink. No wonder that my baby got frustrated every time he used them. After cleaning with dissassemling a bottle, it started leaking. A ring on lid and a part with straw didn't match properly. It wasn't possible to match them to avoid leakage. We have few products from Nuby that we really like so I had a hope for these bottles but, unfortunately, it was a waste of money

pague $147mxn por el paquete de dos, funciona muy bien, ya que no se escurre para nada por ningun lado, por dentro trae un popote que se puede quitar, yo se lo quité pq mi bebe esta acostumbrado a las boquillas que no son tipo popote, y entonces lo empina para poder tomarle (por lo que el popote interno en este caso le impide que salga el agua), él tiene que succionar y eso esta muy bien

My disabled mother uses these. This is a replacement for old one she had for 4 years. Grate value as I had 2.

I bought these for my daughter as it was way over time she should have stopped using a bottle in the mornings and evenings. These have been a a great transition and she loves them.

Lo único malo es que los Colores son al azar y a mi me tocaron dos de niña.... y necesitaba de niño