20 Best Sippy Cup For Teeth (2023 Updated)

Durable, colorful product that is sturdy and does not leak. I think that this is a great sippy cup for my son’s age since he is a new toddler (1 year old). He uses it and it is very straightforward, unlike other products I’ve seen in stores and online.

It doesn’t have many parts to it which make it convenient and easy to use and clean. The only reason why I noted four stars is because the beautiful colors in the pictures rubbed off a little bit after one wash.

My child won’t even notice this though so not a big deal. I feel like this product will last for awhile in our house. Also, it came in a nice package which is always appealing to the eye.

What a great product! This is one of the best sippy cups i have ever used. It has a tight seal and doesnt leak at all from the rim of the cup or from the drinking spout. It is easy to clean and the rubber spout seal comes off simply to be cleaned which is great, because that part tends to grow mold and can be difficult to clean.

My daughter is doing well with this cup. I really like the removable handles also. This cup is very well made with a nice durable high quality plastic. Also the design is super cute. Definitely recommend this product and all products from this brand.

I received this product from Tommee Tippee to try out. So far I am happy with this product and would purchase. It is very easy to clean & put together. I like that you can use with or without the handles, perfect for when baby is ready to transition and makes putting it in the diaper bag easier.

My baby loves the cup too, he’s teething and loves to chew on the spout part which is some kind of material other than plastic…so it makes a squeaky sound when he chews on it. This cup also doesn’t make a mess when he drinks like the ones with soft nipples do.

This is a great cup & would recommend!.

One of the only cups my daughter will drink from and the first sippy cup she successfully learned to drink from at 10 months old. Prior to that she would only attempt to drink from an open cup. I like that it’s simple to put together and easy to wash, because it’s only 4 pieces.

Though it should be noted that one of my daughter’s favorite things to do is push the spout down into the lid and then tip the cup over and dump out water. The spout is soft and squishable so it’s easy for little fingers to manipulate.

I don’t think this takes away from the product’s rating. I’ll still be giving it to my daughter daily.

OK, my baby is four months old and would refuse every bottle. I’ve tried Tommie tippe, Avent, Minbie, Dr Brown, Nuk, boon. Anyway. One day I was drinking some water out of a smaller plastic cup. The baby kept reaching for it with her mouth by leaning in.

I know she is teething so she like to put EVERYTHING in her mouth minus bottles and pacifiers!!! Well. I put it up to her lips and she appeared to try to sip from it. I know probably just coincidence.

However, I got the great idea of trying a sippy cup. I went into the store and bought three different ones. This one is the one I’ve tried first. It was labeled as 4+ months. I figured why not eventually she might use it.

I gave it a try and I tell you she was drinking from it!!! I’m free. I exclusively breast-feed. However, if ever I need to leave her for an hour or so I have an option now!.

The only cup my exclusively breastfed baby would drink out of!! After extreme bottle refusal I lost hope. I’m so happy I gave this a try at 4 months. The spout is so squishy and (real) nipple like. Traditional bottle nipples were too hard for my baby and just spit it out.

It’s also lightweight and very easy to clean. Game changer!!.

When my son started drinking milk regularly I found myself constantly putting his cups in and out of the fridge. This cup makes it so I can get his cup ready in the morning and he can have access to it all day without the milk souring.

My concern when I was looking into it was the weight and if he could hold it, as he was only about a year old and had previously only used the training cup with the handles. Luckily, while reading reviews I saw that the lids are compatible so you can use the larger cup with the handled lid.

That is how we have used it for the couple of months we have had it and I rarely use any other cups anymore.

Just got this for my son and love it. I shook it upside down and no spillage. At first I thought it wasn’t working, and had to test it for myself. Water is flow is regulated so it doesn’t all spill and choke little one.

They need to make an adult version ! Also love the fact that it comes with a lid to keep dust off of lip. Although, the first time I used it, the lid somehow detached and ended up on the dusty ground outside :(.

The Munchkin Stainless Steel Miracle 360 cup is quite the contraption! I’ll be honest, upon first opening the packaging, I had to read through the instructions to figure out what each of the pieces were, how to properly put this cup together, and how to use it! But after figuring it out (and once I read the instructions once I didn’t need them again), I found that this cup is pretty incredible! Biggest perk: it is spill proof! I’ve had other cups that claimed to be spill proof, but then I ended up with a soggy diaper bag.

this one holds up! I love that I can just toss it into my purse or diaper bag and not worry about ruining anything. I tested this theory a lot (like I said, I’ve learned the hard way): I shook it, tipped it, held it upside down – not a drop came out! Another thing that I love about this cup is that it keeps beverages warm or cold for several hours! Our toddler loves cold milk, which is hard to keep cold once it is out of the fridge.

I love that I can put cold milk (or anything else) into this cup, and when we’re out and about, an hour later, he can still enjoy his cold milk (bonus: avoiding a meltdown because he doesn’t like the warm milk!).

The only downfall, which really isn’t, is that there isn’t an obvious spout, because your kiddo can drink from any part of the lip! We had to show our toddler this, and he seemed a bit skeptical at first, but once he figured it out we were golden!.

These cups are amazing. Not too expensive and actually don’t leak and they’re easy to clean. We use Cookie Monster for milk and Elmo for water. My 2 year old only used the num trainer cup since 7 months.

If we switched her cup she would take it but never finish. She drinks from these cups till the last drop. And she’s happy to see her favorite characters. We love them! This is the 4th cup I have tried to get her off the trainer cup.

These hard spout drinking cups are my son favourite. We have tried so many with very little success. But these one he absolutely loves drinking from. Easy to clean and dishwasher safe which l like. They are also: ✅100% leak-proof.

✅spill-proof ✅break-proof guaranteed Great value, bought ours off Amazon as a set of two.

This is the only cup we’ve found that is actually leak proof, most of the time. However, we have had occasional leaks and spills. (We’ve gone through about 4 or 5 and currently have 4 we rotate. ) We’ve had it leak a few times when the valve comes loose after being dropped.

One of those times it came completely off and was floating around in his juice. Another time it was leaking I discovered the spout on the cup where the valve goes in was cracked. On two occasions it has actually gushed out liquid, surprising the heck out of both me and my grandson who was half asleep in my bed at the time.

Poor baby had his water dumped all over his face. My grandson will sometimes sleep with his cup and then periodically take drinks from it during the night. I can’t figure out how or what caused it to happened.

I checked the cup and both times it looked fine, nothing loose, no cracks, closed tightly. Nonetheless, 2 times it has gushed out liquid, making enough noise to wake me from my sleep. ( I was right next to him) My husband thinks it may have to do with the cup being in a certain position for too long during the night, maybe built up pressure.

Which is scary to me because the opening on that thing is quite small, it would require quite a bit of pressure to release so much liquid all at once. Regardless of pressure or cup position, this should not be happening.

I have a 2 year old and a 1 year old. It Was hard at first to get my 2 year old to switch to sippy cups when he was one and after the baby was born he wanted to be just like his baby brother. I had tried other sippy cups for my 2 year old before the baby was born and he would not take any of them.

Once the baby turned 1 year old, I saw these in store at Walmart and decided to buy and try to transition both my kids to sippy cup now. I really love these cups. Both my babies didn’t even notice the difference! I thought I would have a had time and that they wouldn’t like it, but they just grabbed it as if it were any regular bottle.

I highly recommend these. My 2 year old did bite the Nipple and now milk flows out, which is a nuisance but I understand because he’s a big boy he probably wasn’t getting enough milk out, unlike my 1 year old that drinks from this cup perfectly fine.

Sometimes the Nipple gets sucked in and no milk will flow out, then I have to let the air in by unscrewing the top, but I’ve noticed it just depends on how they drink from it because it doesn’t always do that.

My 1 year old still drinks milk at night while he’s sleeping and I give him this cup and he drinks from it fine, he doesn’t choke, milk doesn’t overflow, its perfect for feedings at night. I love this cup and I will be buying more.

I used these nuk sippy kids years ago when transitioning my kids off of a bottle. When my oldest turned 1 and switched to milk, he would refuse to drink out of any sippy cups that we had, so my sister, who has older kids, let us try her nuk cup out.

He immediately took to it and began drinking the milk. The mouthpiece is soft and must feel similar to a bottle nipple. It was a great transition cup at the time. My kids are now a bit older and have no issue with open cups but they still request that milk be served in a nuk sippy.

Apparently it brings them a sense of relaxation and comfort and I have no issue letting them continue using these with their milk. Important to note- Once your kids get a mouth full of teeth they will start chewing on the top and it was nice to find out that you can purchase replacement tops separately for when they are needed.

The handles are also a nice touch for a small child to grip easily.

These learner sippy cups are the exact ones ive used to wean my last 2 children off the bottle. And both times it was quite easy doing so thanks to the design of this cup. The bottle itself is for the most part shaped like a bottle so the little ones still feel like they are holding a bottle and i think this gives them the comfort they’ve becone used to with their baby bottle.

Also, i love how the nipple part is the same type of silicone i think it is like a regular bottles nipple but at the same time its more of a sippy cup shape which is great for transitioning. Years ago I had did a google search looking for the best sippy cups for transitioning and this Nuk brand cup was one of the first ones i stumbled upon during that search.

And after purchasing one to try with my daughter almost 6 years ago , she immediately took to them and then i ordered several more of them and the baby bottle was history. Exact same scenario with my 2 year old son when transitioning him to a sippy cup a few months ago.

If youre looking for a great and affordable transition cup for your little one. i highly recommend giving this one a try. Ive gotten them on Amazon and at Walmart where they are a great price for buying several of them.

Bought these as an alternative to a bottle for bedtime for my nearly 2 year old. He took to them straight away and still provides him with comfort without risking any damage to his teeth. He was also very impressed with the digger design!.

The major issue with these bottles is that the teats collapse. Basically as baby is sucking, there is no air release so it just starts compressing until they release their latch. The milk then shoots back to the bottom of the bottle and bubbles.

These bottles were a nightmare for a dream feed as they just woke my baby up from his sleepy state. These bottles NEED an air vent. I would choose the anti colic bottles 1000% times over these. I also thought these could be microwave sterilised individually like the anti colic bottles but these need to go in a microwave steriliser which is annoying.

My baby had a lip and tongue tie correction done due to a poor latch, we bought these MAM bottles afterwards to see if she’d take it with ease. While using them we noticed that her top lip wouldn’t flange out properly to cover the nipple, it would just get stuck and due to the design we couldn’t turn the nipple to help her flange her lip out properly.

We ended up trying them for quite awhile but saw no improvement so we stopped using them and went right back to using the Dr. Brown’s bottles which are perfect for her. After talking to the pediatrician she also said the MAM bottles weren’t good for oral development due to the nipple design so we definitely won’t be buying anymore, we love the MAM pacifiers, but not the bottles.

Mam bottles are the only bottles we use in our house. Our first born was 5. 5 weeks early. He has some digestive issues, he cried all the time😩 and these bottles helped it so much. I use them for my girls too.

I tried the dr. Brown bottles on one of the girls and it gave her tummy aches, went back to mam and she was fine! I also breastfed my 3 girls (couldn’t my son because I was in icu for 36+ hours then he wouldn’t latch).

We did boob and bottle and they never got confused like babies sometimes do with fake nipple to real nipple.

First, I’ll talk about the look of the cup! I sometimes hate when companies put prints or character pics on their products, but I love the cute little cacti and space dinosaurs are always a win. My little Edison loves that this cup has the handles, because they work so much better for his teeny hands to grip than having to grasp around the entire cup.

Edison didn’t have any problems drinking from the straw and we have had the cup for over a week without spills! I like that the straw part can be covered to be kept clean versus a sippy cup where the mouth piece is always exposed.

Not going to lie, I taste tested to make sure that it truly kept his drink cool, and it was definitely kept cool even after sitting out for a bit. I wish we could also get this cup in a little bit smaller of size for when I don’t want him to drink too much before bed.

I tried these in so many ways, one with the pieces to hold the cup and another without. I felt that it’s great for growing kids with the ability to remove and have the cup held without the additional pieces, but for small hands, it’s quite handy.

The nubs around the bottle make it a bit easier to grab and hold on to. The insulated cup design really makes it stay cool and protected from ever breaking so easily due to a fall. I did find it a bit hard to open the top, but it was quite a good way to prevent any spills by accident.

Though, to shut and open it to reveal the straw, is a bit difficult until you get the hang-of-it. Also, another thing about the cup that is attached to the lid is that the straw needs much pressure from one’s mouth to get the liquid up the straw.

Antoher thing that needs a person to get use too. Other than that, it’s really a nice cup. The different designs on the two are very child friendly and cute. It’s something that amuses and keeps my child happy to drink from.

Plus, getting to choose which one they want to drink is also a pleasure of her. Great quality product, design and even if a bit of things to get use too, it does make the two cups more protected from spills, damage, and drinking too fast with the straw.

Dr. Brown’s Milestones Insulated Straw Cup is really a great addition to those that go from bottle to cups. I specifically love this cup because it has handles that are removable and the cup still functions.

My little one has no issues holding it thanks to the handles. Another feature I love is that the straw is soft and also easy to use. What I think I love the most about these is that they are double insulated.

They leave no mess on tables and they keep her drinks cold/warm. I did notice that my daughter drinks more liquids out of these cups than any I have purchased. For me thats a huge win! I have been having issues with her not liking cups and not drinking as much as she needs to.

The sliding lid, while its not able to pinch my little ones fingers it is not easy for my daughter to get open. She struggled with it, if it was closed all the way to prevent spills. If it was closed half way she was able to open it by herself then.

However, I would buy these and recommend them. Super easy to clean and the designs are cute. I wish there were more different choices in designs because I would buy sets of them in a heartbeat for my little one.

Our baby learned how to drink from this sippy and it doesn’t leak which is nice. I like having a lid as an option for travel and having around pets just to cover the nipple when needed, but we had to rip off the lid since it would flop shut on her face as she drank.

The lid can be popped back on if needed but isn’t intended to come off and on. I don’t understand why the handles rotate on this cup and won’t stay put. Makes it hard for baby to handle and know which way is up/down for the nipple as they try to put it to their mouth.

I like some of our other sippy cups better but they don’t all have the lid option.

I love Dr. Brown bottles even if they were a pain to clean, so I thought transitioning to the training cup under the same brand would be a success. It wasn’t. The nipple is so hard and difficult to clean.

The handles are separated from the cover so washing multiple pieces gets annoying.

Great sippy. Not complicated to put together and never leaks! Love the cover to protect the mouth piece too. The measurements (oz and ml) come in handy, especially since my daughter has been in the hospital for about 5 months, so we can easily keep track of how much of her required formula she is getting at each feed.

I even had my husband drive home to get it vs using what the hospital gives us! My only complaint is that the handles are not in a fixed position and that piece can rotate around the whole cup. So it is not very easy for my daughter, who is relearning how to hold it herself, to grab it and just put it in her mouth in a normal position.

You have to turn the handles around to be adjacent to the spout. That is really annoying. Other than that too, the Occupational Therapist here said that this is a fantastic cup that she wishes they had here because of the amount of suction needed to get the milk (and you don’t have to worry about them getting too much too fast) which would be a huge benefit for some of her patients!.

The NUK Disney Learner Cup was sent to me free to give you my honest opinion on it. This Disney learner cup could not have come at a better time. Transitioning my granddaughter off of a bottle has been sort of a struggle.

She was excited when I handed her the Disney learner cup, it has some of her favorite (Ariel) character on it. The sippy cup comes with easy to grip removable handles. The spill-proof spout is my favorite! The spout is fairly flexible and soft.

I am so grateful to NUK for this particular design she is officially bottle free! I ran out and purchased 2 more to have spares in the house. I highly recommend it to anyone transitioning from the bottle to a cup.

I keep all the grandbabies here at my home and I. Am. Busy. I have been through the baby phase already with others and have 2 right now and one on the way and I have them all day all week while the parents work.

So I love anything that is a helper or a teacher. The trainer cups are an awesome resource for getting the littles from the bottles to the cups. Keeping them from being latched to a bottle and it becoming too much comfort for way too long.

These are truly terrific. The our sweet little 6 month old just started on hers, no issues.

I got this Learner cup for my son who is ahead of milestones and has been wanting to hold his bottles consistently since 4 months old. The bottle itself is exactly what i envisioned it being shaped like for him to feel comfortable holding it.

The nipple on the bottle however is what i HATE. When he first used it i thought he was spitting up because he was adjusting to the top of the bottle since we do not have any shaped like this but i soon realized EVERY time he ate it was practically spilling on him when he bit down to drink the milk.

This was a win-LOSE in my opinion. He holds the bottle well but every time he eats he is SOAKED in breast-milk so I’m not only losing that but also I’m going through double the amount of laundry because of the spout.

Love that I can see into the bottle. Love that it has a weighted straw. Love that it’s slender so it’s easier for my toddler to grasp—we take off the bulky handles. Love the softness of the “leak proof” silicone tip.

Love that it’s an 8oz bottle. Love the cap. Don’t love how many parts I have to wash but I’m willing to put up with it because I love almost everything else about it. I have not found a better sippy.

It’s the *most* leak proof sippy we’ve tried, although it’s not perfect. My toddler also sometimes has trouble with sucking liquid out, like the pressure inside is off and we have to redo the straw components.

I always do a test sip.

I received this product from Dr. Browns and couldn’t be happier with its durability and leak proof features. This. sippy cup bottle is not baby friendly with its attractive character designs but also makes for an excellent transition bottle for that tough little one not wanting to give up the bottle.

It has a clean and simple design that functions just how it should with accessories sold separately if any become lost or damaged. I have not received any drawback from my son; 2 years old which unfortunately a bottle has become his bobo and a tough habit to break in our household leading to exhausting nights.

This sippy cup bottle design has great suction and is easy to use for him without any discomfort. At first he didn’t care for the nipple design much and just needed a day or two to get used to its texture nipple design which is completely different from the rest but will not part with it now weeks later and has asked me to purchase another.

Overall I am thrilled with Dr. Browns products and love the new addition to their family. I highly recommend this product for those fussy little ones struggling to transition to sippy cups !!.

I have tried many brands in the past and I feel this cup ranks higher on my list. First of all, this cup is durable and stands up to my toddler throwing it on the tile daily. Many others have failed the first time this game was played.

Also, out of my three toddlers, my daughter chews hard on everything. She has chewed through other spouts in the past. So far this one has remained unfazed. I also really like how easy the clear rubber piece comes out so this cup can be thouroughly cleaned and dry out completely.

My only negative remark is my one son complains the water comes out too slow or not at all. My other son doesn’t complain about this and I tried it myself and did nothing the flow is very slow. Yes I have drank out of my kid’s cups in the past to have a comparison.

This cup doesn’t spill unless the clear rubber is removed. All in all, yes I would buy and recommend this particular cup.

Was a little concerned about the flow after reading some of the reviews but desperate to get my 24 month old to stop drinking his milk from bottles. He drinks everything else out of cups but will not let go of his milk in a bottle.

At first he was excited about Mickey Mouse on his new bottle, but when milk time came around he was weary about drinking from it. Thanks to this ingenious sippy cup-bottle hybrid design, he finally drank his milk not in a bottle! It only took him a couple of seconds to figure out how to best drink from it.

The bottle is super easy to clean and love that it’s dishwasher safe. Will be buying another and really hopeful this will open the door to transitioning to milk in a cup.

As I was approaching 40, I started to recognize some sagging and wrinkling and realized I’ve been neglecting my skin this past winter/spring, and I really need to start adding in products for more mature skin.

I decided to try these products from No7, a brand I’ve never used until now. I’m very glad that I took a “before and after” because I think you can tell a definite difference. 40 has now come and gone, and I’ve been using these for close to a month.

The only other thing I changed was using a new exfoliator a few times. I will say, I’m not a fan of the fragrance in these at all. I’m not sure why companies use these heavily perfumed fragrances in products for mature skin – we are not trying to feel more old.

In any case – The serum is definitely my favorite of the three. I concentrated it more around my jawline/neck and then my forehead as well. I used this twice a day and I’d confidently say that I’ll purchase this again, despite not being a fan of the fragrance.

The quality was very good. Delivery was very quick. Overall though it did not work for my grandson who is 14 months old. The straw end that fits in his mouth is very short. Because he is very active, it kept slipping out of his mouth.

My main disappointment was that liquid would come out of the cup when turned upside down. I thought from the design that it would fit tighter. I have tried several toddler cups and fluid comes out of everyone.

I was hoping this design would work. A pro though is the lip on the bottom that helps the cup sit nicely when put down.

I saw this item on a video about teaching babies to drink through a straw. My 11 month old has a feeding aversion, and I have literally been looking for anything I can find to help her learn to eat. This was the first cup she didn’t hate! She figured out how to use the straw right away, and took a few sips of smoothie.

She used it a few times, then started pushing it away, so we are back to the drawing board. But I think once she starts liking different types of foods, we will be able to get her to use it again. I haven’t ever seen anything like this before.

It’s super cute and versatile. Great buy!.

We have several grabease products and I was thrilled to try this cup for my 23 month old who is learning to master an open cup. I was excited for this as it’s kind of a step up from a sippy, but still has a lid.

Our first try started out great- she understood what to do with the cup (sans straw) and was able to take several sips. This is where it started to go downhill. the lid is not tight at all. Once she figured this out (in a matter of minutes) she kept popping the lid off and spilling milk everywhere.

If the lid were just more snug, this would be a big hit. And since no returns, we’re kind of stuck with it. Sad to say, it just didn’t work out for us.

We have always had great luck with these cups and used them for both of our kids. They are a great introduction to a straw cup for babies. They can get water out no matter what angle they’re holding it at, and the straw is nice and narrow so they don’t take on big gulps and choke.

The odd time it can leak around the lid if you don’t screw it on properly, but it’s an easy fix. We bough the little Zoli straw cleaner which makes it super easy to clean the straw. We also use them for only water which makes them easy to clean too.

I would give this a full 5 stars for the simple fact that water stays in the straw after you take a sip and it does leak out eventually. It’s not leaking from the cup itself, only from what was left after drinking.

My daughter started using this at 12M and caught on very quickly but has also Never been a fan of other soppy cups. All in all, I think it’s a great buy.

Great for my 21-month-old son. He loves carrying it around and often asks for his purple bottle. We chose this bottle as he’s not able to tip water everywhere when he feels like it. The ‘drink from any angle’ design works pretty well, aside from when he’s drinking from it nearly horizontally.

Handles are easy to use, and so is the lid (which he can open and close himself). He also he loves the colour (purple). The straw is hard to clean, so will probably need to get the specific cleaning brush separately.

Love these cups, have been using them for years. Clever weighted straw. Don’t spill. 9 month olds can use by themselves. We’ve been using them recently with our twins and with only water inside but the straws are all stained orange from the food which must be in their mouth when they drink at meal times.

Not so easy to clean. But imagine most straws would have the same issue. Think you can buy straws separately though. Overall, pretty great cup.

I actually returned this particular cup and ordered the ones that are appropriate for 12m+ (without the straw). However my daughter was previously using these cups after having transitioned from the bottle.

She loved them. They are great. The weight means they can lay down and drink. They are great quality and long lasting. I feel that they could be more affordable and it would be great if they were available in supermarkets.