Munchkin® Miracle® 360 Toddler Sippy Cup, Green/Blue, 10 Oz, 2 Count

We tried both these and the Sassy version. No contest - these win hands down. My daughter is old enough that I could simply tell her how to drink from both cups, and while she was able to drink out of the Sassy cup, she didnt like it. This one got no complaints whatsoever. My son is too young to completely understand directions, and I tried and tried to show him how to use the Sassy. No dice. It only took him a couple tries to get the hang of drinking from the Munchkin, though. After using the Munchkin for a few days, he was finally able to get a bit out of the Sassy, but he promptly handed it back to me with a firm do not want. Nuf said. And both my husband and I decided we quite like the convenience, too! We ended up getting a few extra for the whole family to use for picnics and the like. (Hint to Munchkin - make these in big kid sizes and colors!) Excellent value, too. The design of this cup is simple - suck gently on the lip and the liquid comes out. Unlike the Sassy version, on which you have to suck quite hard, this only requires a very gentle pressure. Just a hint more than what you get with normal swallowing. And yet it wont leak unless shaken really, really hard (adult shaking - I dont think a young child could manage) or dropped right on the edge of its lip. Even those two motions only let a teensy, tinsy bit of liquid escape. Soooo much easier to clean up than a normal spill! Happy mama. Cleaning is easy - the soft plastic lip pops out and pops in with minimal adult effort. Too hard for a kid to do, and it takes a few tries to figure out how to best get it out, but not hard at all once you figure out what works for you.

I hope this information helps someone else out there who is in the middle of the thick, confusing fog of whether to use a sippy, straw, or a cup when transitioning from milk bottles to cups. 1. When, at my babys 12-month appointment, our pediatrician told me I have to get rid of milk bottles soon and get on the milk-in-a-sippy-cup train, I went into a massive research mode. 2. Ever since my baby was 5/6-month old, I was using this

My kids started using these around 12 months since we wanted to slowly get them off of bottles. These were so easy for them to figure out. I know the water comes out easily because the chug it quickly. They love these cups and get upset if they dont have them nearby. Super easy to clean. Just 3 pieces and I take the apart and put them in the dishwasher and they come out undamaged and just fine. Also love that they come as a 2 pack for those of us who have twins.

My daughter only uses 360 cups. I like these ones for the price, but there are some downfalls. I like the color varieties offered, fast shipment, benefits like that. I dont like that they can leak if you shake them or if the rubber piece doesnt sit right on the cup. Other than that, theyre fine. Ill keep buying them lol.

Buy it the best non-spill cup out there

When they drop or throw these cups evidently the rubber bounces and the spill bad. My son didnt like how hard he had to suck to get any liquid whe he drinking from it.

Only type of cup ive given to my babies both could drink from a regular cup and even water bottle by the age of 1. Wont ever use any other kind of sippy cup

My son so loves his new cup great way to transition

I bought these for my mother who suffers health problems and drops cups or knocks them over constantly so these cups are hitting the ground around 8 times a day, a little bit will leak out when dropped 4 feet and Ive had the cap pop off a couple of times out of 100, if you tighten the cap very well that wont happen. Multiple glasses and mugs would have been broken, glass shards flying everywhere, gallons of liquids spilled if not for these cups. Theyre so good that Im buying a few more after I write this review.

We love these cups because they don’t leak and they are super easy to take apart and throw in the dishwasher. Take these everywhere