Munchkin Miracle 360° Spoutless Trainer Sippy Cup, Size 7 oz, Pink, Unisex

It's good decently spill-proof cup but my daughter doesn't understand how to drink out of it. Hopefully get some use out it in the future once she learns how to drink from it.

I've used this product for 5 of my children, my 2 grand children and now my newest grandson. easy to clean. doesn't leak, easy for child to learn to use. I absolutely love them

I like so much because my grandson 17 month old enjoys to drink water in this cup, easy to hold. At the first time he refused it because he didn't know how to let the water goes out, but I teached what to do, at the second time he tried and it was ok. I love the design 360 and the color is beautiful; no more problems spilling the water out and the lid is secure and easy to wash. Excellent quality!

My seven month old loves this. I have tried maybe five other sippy cups, but those all involve biting onto it to get his drink, which can lead to bad formation of teeth; while with this one he puts his mouth on it and can drink as much as he wants. He is still working on not drinking to fast when it's not milk but its the same with a bottle too. So far, we love it and it wasted money even trying anything else. Highly reccomend it with younger children.

Best cup for a baby got one for my son and he is 8 years old right now , purchased a second time for a new baby !

I purchased it for my grandson. He has a few of this style cup. i like the fact that it isnt a cup with a sippy mouth piece.

These help your child learn the motions of drinking out of a cup and is still completely leak proof. I love these. If they get lost I would buy more. Highly recommend. My son is 14 months we got them for him at 13 months and he uses them easily after showing him a few times of how to get the liquid out of the cup.

easy for baby to use and clean highly recommend

I purchased this cup for toddler as a transition from bottles, and it's been a great training tool so far. The colors are adorable, and the size (7 oz) is perfect for little hands. My child was able to figure out how to drink from it pretty quickly, which made the transition feel smooth and encouraging. It really does help teach more of a “regular cup” drinking motion. The price point is also very reasonable, especially for the quality. I've been really happy with this brand overall. My only complaint is about the lid. When the lid is fully on, you can't drink from it at all. I originally thought it would function more like a coffee cup lid with a small opening that stays usable while covered. It's not a dealbreaker, but it's something to be aware of if that's what you're expecting. Overall, this is still a great trainer cup, and I would definitely recommend it for toddlers learning to drink independently.

I seem to be in the minority with this product, but it just did not work at all for our son. It seems you have to 'bite' that outer rim to get the milk to come out, and that's not very intuitive. He just struggled to get the concept and it seemed far too difficult for him. Our son is one year old just about, and I think each child is developmentally different. For myself, I can't recommend it because I could not get him interested in drinking from it, and even with other family members helping, it seemed too difficult to get the milk. I pinched the outer edge with my fingers to see if it was working, and it was, but it wasn't giving him nearly enough at a time to motivate him to keep trying.