Simple Modern 12 oz Unicorn Rainbow Plastic Water Bottle with Straw Lid

Very cute princess design perfect for my 3 year old. My first bottle melted in the dishwasher. Contacted simple modern and they quickly and easily sent me a new one. This is the 4th simple modern bottle I have purchased, great products and a great company

We send this water bottle with our 2.5 year old to daycare every day and it works great! Seals well and easy for his hands to get around. Only word of caution is to make sure you put the straw in a secure spot in the dishwasher - ours fell to the bottom and melted! That aside, we are very happy with the purchase and will continue to keep buying as our little one grows.

I have a 32oz Summit that I love using and decided to get a couple of these as Christmas gifts for my niece and nephew! They loved them and according to their parents, the bottles are still holding up nicely. My only issue was that the printing job on the princess bottle was kind of faint and lacking in color saturation

I needed to replace my kids' Camelbak water bottles and came across these - and they're so cute, very well priced, shipping is super fast! I love that that's not a separate mouth piece to have to replace. My only complaint is that when tipped upside down, water will leak out - which my daughter has discovered so she'll empty her whole water bottle onto the floor. Otherwise I love these - they still work without the straw which is also a huge plus. I definitely had a hard time choosing patterns! And highly recommend.

Love this water bottle for my 20 month old. I gave 4 stars only because it's not leak proof, which is something I'd like when it comes to a kids water bottle. My daughter likes to turn her bottle upside resulting in her clothes getting all wet. Other than that. We love it. She takes it everywhere.

My daughter loves the planets design and this is super durable. However since I have gotten it it leaks around the twist part. The metal one I purchased does not but this plastic one does. Also dislike that it's to big in diameter to fit in a car seat cup holder.

My 4 year old ASD kiddo has struggled with figuring out straws. It took him a few tries and some tears, but once he figured out how to use these bottles (it took a few minutes) he loves them. He tends to toss his drink containers around the house and usually there isn't much leakage, but sometimes if everything lines up just wrong it can make a huge mess. For us the developmental milestone was the most important thing, as he is the kid who will just not eat or drink if he isn't 100% certain of food or the container it is in. He wasn't sure of the darker colored bottles at first because he couldn't see what was in them. If you have a very picky or developmentally unique kid, your success may vary, but this works well for us.

This water bottle seemed like a great idea because I've had trouble finding one that my toddler won't chew through. However this bottle leaks a lot once the lid is open. The first time I gave this to my toddler he ended up sitting in a puddle of water. This might be ok for older kids but not for toddlers. The search for a usable water bottle continues.

We purchased this for our toddler who learned to use a hydro flask. We bought two for use with milk, the hydro flasks being used for water. If you put the thing in the fridge and then take it out for lunch time it leaks out the straw due to thermal expansion of the air inside the bottle as it warms. The lid has a vent that allows air in when drinking but not out. I basically have to keep an eye on the straw, and as the milk begins to come up through the straw I crack open the lid to allow the air pressure to escape. Since it's basically just a hydro flask rip off I expected it to work as well, but it doesn't in our use.

My daughter loved the design of her new water bottle and we wanted to love it too. Sadly, after just 2 uses and hand washes, I noticed the rubber port where the straw attaches under the lid was cracked. I am no longer using it because I don't want part of the rubber to break off and fall into her water.