The First Years Take & Toss Toddler Straw Cups - Spill Proof and Dishwasher Safe Toddler Cups with Straws - Toddler Feeding Supplies - 10 Oz - 4 Count

We’ve bought tons of cups that are spill proof, but they’re impossibly hard to drink from (even for us as adults, especially the ones with weighted straws). So they’ve just piled up in our cabinets because our 1yo can’t suck from them to get any water out. But this cup uses a normal straw that doesn’t have a super fast flow so it’s super easy for her to draw out liquid from it without getting too much that she’ll choke.They’re easy to clean, we just put them in the dishwasher and then washed the straws with a straw brush by hand in the sink. They’re meant to be disposable but we’ll definitely be keeping them for a while until they’re not usable anymore. They’re really great quality and seem very durable.The only thing I do wish is that the straw can somehow have a cover, because it would be more sanitary. It just feels gross having the straw touch the ground or other surfaces. They’re also like 95% spill proof! I turned them upside down and my 1yo shook them and no water came out, but sometimes a little water will splash out. Not much. Definitely spill resistant but not 100% spill proof. The only problem is my daughter has figured out how to pull the lid off with her teeth by biting it.They’re easy for my toddler to hold too and they’ll be perfect for traveling with. I’d highly recommend them, especially since they’re super cheap for a set of 4.

These are super convenient and cheap. Rotten milk, just toss it.. no rubber stoppers or hard to reach cleaning. Also can reuse and put in top rack of my dishwasher. Take on the go, and the lids stay more secure than you’d think. I just wish there were more colors, or even designs!

The First Years Take & Toss Toddler Straw Cups have been a game changer in my household. These spill-proof cups with their durable construction and dishwasher-safe design have made mealtimes and outings with my toddler stress-free. However, it's worth noting that if the lid is sealed with the straw inserted, the liquid can shoot out of the straw – a minor quirk to keep in mind. Despite this, these cups remain a reliable choice for parents seeking a fuss-free and reusable option for their growing toddlers.

These have been great and are very affordable. The only thing I wish is that the straws had a little ring on the end so they can't be pulled out of the cup.They don't leak when tipped over, but obviously can burst open when thrown.Great to have a couple in the diaper bag (easy to stack and tuck in there, not heavy at all!) for when going to a restaurant or play date and don't want to bring juice boxes everywhere.I have surprisingly had more use of these over the sippy cup version.

Easy to assemble; the lid easily snapped on, and you’ve got to push a little for the straw, but this ensures it doesn’t leak. I look forward to seeing long term use and durability on the hole for the straw. Plastic was flimsier than expected, BUT doesn’t affect durability or the actual take and toss. My toddler has been running around with this cup, shaking it up, and he loves it. No leak issues even when cup is fuller than pictured; this was the first thing I tested. Mix and match colors, so you style them however you want them to look. Fits perfectly in my one year old’s hands, and the size capacity is definitely enough. Excellent value for the money, good grab & 10/10 recommend especially for the cost.

These cups are so versatile, and they last forever. They are leak proof up to a point. The liquid will eventually spill out of the straw if you use them regularly. They are easy for a toddler or bigger kid to hold. I use ours on road trips when we picnic. They are dishwasher safe. I would warn you that drinks will bubble out of the straw if you leave it to sit for too long or refrigerate the drink and then take that first sip. Minor problem but still good to know.

Sturdy, excellent reusable cups/straws! We'll probably use these for 6 months and then buy more after heavy use.

I like the price point of these so I can't complain too much, but when you fill these cups with liquid and put the lid on with the straw still in the lid, the liquid will be forced out the top of the straw and spill. I have plenty of other kids straw cups which don't do this so just a word of warning. As long as you remember to remove the straw before replacing the lid it is fine. Not sure how they are so highly rated because of this flaw, but other than that they work for a simple kids cup.