Dr. Brown's Milestones, Baby's First Straw Cup Sippy Cup with Straw, 6m+, 9oz/270ml, 2 Pack, Coral & Olive Green, BPA Free

I’ve been using the Dr. Brown’s Baby’s First Straw Cup in the Chic style, and it’s been a great experience so far. My baby took to it quickly, and it’s been especially handy for giving them formula. The weighted straw design is fantastic—it moves with the liquid so my little one can drink from any angle, which has really helped them learn.I love that it’s easy to grip, even for small hands, and the removable handles are a smart touch that allows the cup to grow with my baby. The spill-proof lid is super convenient for travel, and I feel confident tossing it in the diaper bag without worrying about leaks.It’s also easy to clean, which is a must for busy parents. The included wire brush makes it simple to clean the straw thoroughly. Plus, it’s BPA-free and durable enough to handle drops and throws.Some downsides are there are a lot of parts to clean, especially the straw which is tricky.Overall, I’m really happy with this cup and would definitely recommend it for formula-feeding babies who are transitioning from bottles!

Great cup! I love how the straw can suck up liquid at any angle the baby is leaning due to the inner straw. I don't have a leaking issue like other cups I've tried.The only small flaw is that the straw will get stuck under the latch that you can cover it with. I have to use my fingers to pull the straw out.Definitely a great cup overall. I was skeptical due to the price but definitely worth it. My 14 month old can hold it easily. It's probably a little to big for kidos under 11 months.

The perfect cup for babies to learn to drink out of! It’s hard to suck out of, but that’s true with any leak proof straw cup. I like that the straw has a flat opening instead of round, so it was easy for my six month old to figure out how to drink out of it. Lightweight. Durable. Dishwasher safe. All the pieces come apart so you can clean it thoroughly.

We introduced our daughter to these straw cups when she was 11 months old. It took her a few times to figure out how to use a straw to get milk, but then she easily drank from it. I like that the weighted straw allows her to hold the cup at any angle. Having ounce markings allows me to monitor exactly how much she is drinking. It has held up to being dropped from the high chair. We put the pieces in a bottle basket in the dishwasher to clean. The only issue is that the pressure builds up, especially if you tighten the lid too much, and liquid will start leaking out of the straw all over the lid. For this reason, I usually don't use these cups away from the house.

I recently purchased the Dr. Brown's Baby's First Straw Cup Sippy Cup for my little one, and I’m extremely impressed with its design and functionality. It’s been a great tool for helping my baby transition from bottles to cups!Pros:✅ Easy to Use – The straw design is simple for my baby to learn, and it’s easy for them to sip from without making a mess.✅ Spill-Proof – I love that it’s truly spill-proof, so I don’t have to worry about leaks when my baby is playing or on the go.✅ Soft Straw – The straw is soft and gentle on my baby’s gums, making it comfortable for them to drink.✅ Ergonomic Handles – The handles are perfectly sized for little hands, making it easy for my baby to grip and hold the cup.✅ Dishwasher Safe – It’s super convenient to clean and can be easily placed in the dishwasher for hassle-free maintenance.Cons:⚠️ Can be difficult to clean thoroughly, especially the straw, but it’s manageable with a cleaning brush.Overall, the Dr. Brown's Baby's First Straw Cup Sippy Cup has been a fantastic choice for helping my baby learn to drink from a cup while avoiding spills. It’s practical, safe, and durable, making it a must-have for any parent transitioning their baby from bottle to cup.Would definitely buy again! 👶🥤

Almost everything about this cup is great. Love that it’s spill proof, easy for my one year old to hold, has the weighted straw and has the ability of close the straw. Just a couple downsides: 1. Liquid gets stuck in the top part of the straw since it’s not free flowing and seeps out when turned over or opening the straw. 2. The top isn’t the easiest to screw on with the handles.Overall though, this is the best straw sippy cup we’ve used.

So, we have had these cups for a while and can say they've been tested pretty thoroughly.We have issues with their leak and spill resistance. For some reason the cups create a vacuum that causes liquids to climb the straw and spill when not in use. The only thing that has reduced the vacuum is loosening the lid, which makes them prone to leaking because the lid isn't on properly. Even that doesn't always work, I've taken the lid off and straw out and sometimes the liquid just stays in the straw.So between leaking when not being used, to leaking when the cup is shaken, to having to keep the lid dangerously loose, these cups have been a major frustration and resulted in milk all over carpets and clothes and bags. I generally love Doc Brown stuff, but we are at our wits end with this one and we are lucky enough to have a kid that won't drink milk out of the 360 variant so here's hoping we can move onto regular cups soon!

I give the cup 5 stars, but it was supposed to come with a cleaning brush for the straw. Mine arrived with no brush, so I rate it 3 stars for that. Ending with average of 4 stars. The weighted straw is very thin & none of my other Dr Brown products w/ cleaning brushes will fit in this one. It would be great if they would send me a cleaning brush that I was supposed to get included with the cup. I am not holding my breath! So, until I go shopping for a tiny brush, we cannot use this cup