The First Years 7oz Squeeze and Sip Straw Cup - 2pk

These cups are so nice, easy to take apart, clean and put back together. We tried these to get my one year old to drink from a straw since he was having trouble with other cups and these really worked! Only thing is they aren’t really spill proof, but still would purchase again.

I just started using the squeezable straw cups with my eight month old and I really appreciate how I can squeeze the water through the straw so she can get it. I feel like it's helping her to learn how to get the water out. The only thing I wasn't crazy about was sometimes when you squeeze the bottle water shoots out of it so if I wanted to use it with milk, it might make a little bit of mess. Overall, I like these cups and the price was right.

Have been trying to teach my son how to use a straw for about 2 months with a silicone cup to no avail! Bought these and he picked up the concept the first try! Definitely worth trying! I did not want to pay the money for the honey bear squeeze bottle so I’m definitely extremely pleased!

I’ve been struggling for months to teach my 13 month old how to sip from a straw. Within minutes of showing her she was able to do it ! Best cup to teach them the concept

I like how easy it was for my 10 month old to figure out- also super easy to clean

The squeeze feature made it easy for my little one to learn. A popular bottle brand handles fit it perfectly and make it easy to hold too!

My 7-month-old figured out how to use the straw on the second try! Highly recommend. I saw some reviews saying it’s hard to sip, but I think they misunderstood the design—it’s meant to be baby-friendly so little ones don’t get too much water at once. If it flowed too easily, babies wouldn’t be able to control it. This design is perfect for training!

Love these! My baby learned how to use the straw the first day he used them!

Writing this review because as a FTM everything is trial and error, and it's so satisfying when I find an actual winner. I introduced these cups at 9 months, after about a month of successful practice with a 2oz open cup, and after complete rejection of a Tippee sippy cup. My baby got the hang of this straw cup within the first few offerings, and can now pick it up and drink from it on her own. The only thing we have to figure out now is how to get her to stop and take a breath! But it looks like we're skipping sippy cups altogether. As for the valve inside the straw, it's really no problem because an 8-9 month old baby's suction is STRONG (IYK,YK). I'm thoroughly impressed by the ease and simplicity of these cups, and looking forward to having them replace bottles soon. I don't put them in the dishwasher, but after handwashing Dr Brown air vents for the past several months, these are a breeze to hand wash and dry, all you need is a bottle brush and a straw tool. The cup itself is thin plastic, but it just makes it lightweight and easy to handle. They have survived several drops onto the floor so far with zero problems. Highly recommend.

I would recommend for a baby being introduced to a straw cup and learning to drink from one as you can squeeze the cup showing them that liquid comes from the straw. It reminds me of the bear cups feeding therapists use on babies but these have a larger diameter stare than the bear cups. This didn’t suit our needs because our child is older and knows how to drink from a straw so any holding of the cups and you get milk sprayed everywhere.

One of the best straw cups! I’ve tried so many and I keep coming back to this brand. Although it’s not ideal for travel since there’s no cover, this helped both my daughters to learn how to drink from a straw, cleaning is so easy and simple and can’t beat the price for 2!! Highly highly recommend! I just wish it was a bit bigger and had other colors lol (also just to add, it does spill if dropped but majority of cups do this so I don’t mind!)

Love! I tried a couple others and my little one just wasn’t getting the hang of the straw until these. It’s easy to squeeze the cup to help them get water until they can drink on their own and the water comes out easy through the straw when they learn how to use the straw. The cup is a good size and fits great in their small hands.

I tried several different sippy cups with my baby and this one worked the best to teach him to drink from a sippy cup (especially a straw). I have noticed, at times, that it’s difficult to drink from. If you have that issue, try removing the lid and retightening it. That worked for us. I think it was a suction issue and releasing the pressure fixed our issue.

It’s really nice, easy to use.

The cup is hard to squeeze or get water out when baby tries to sip on straw. This was not helpful in teaching baby how to use straw.

My niece loved these so much perfect size for little hands

Baby was able to catch on to drinking through a straw after one day. Love the design.

I love the concept of squeezing the cup to teach baby how to drink from a straw. My son picked the skill up in less than 5 minutes. All the parts are easy to clean and quick to assemble.

Way easier to clean compared to other straw cups. Add-on: Works great with dr brown bottle handles. First cup at 6months- Baby get a hang of it after few times trying with adult help. Spill proof. Packaging looks very cheap though

These were a favorite of ours when starting solids and adding water into our baby’s diet! Helped her catch on to drinking out of a straw so quickly! We kept one at home and sent one to daycare.