• Ali S.

    • Norwalk, Connecticut

    I wanted to love this for the weighted straw. It leaks everywhere... going back to ThinkBaby. Apr 02, 2016

    • Jenny A.

    • Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Adorable cup. Leaks and is bulky to travel with. Jan 23, 2016

    • Stacy K.

    • United States of America

    This was given to us as a gift. Had to return. It leaked horribly when tipped up. Very disappointed. Jan 18, 2016

  • Love these cups with my nanny charges! Simple to take apart and clean, fairly spill proof, and cute. :) Dec 04, 2015

    • Liz S.

    • United States of America

    A friend gave this to our son who was one at the time. The straw was too big so we just started really using this at 18 months. It's good for smoothies, but it can spill easily. Dec 02, 2015

  • Wanted to love this cup, but has been disappointing. Not easy to hold and transport for my daughter and not worth taking it apart and putting it back together. Not worth the money. Nov 23, 2015

  • Easy to clean, no valve, and responsibly made. Very cute too. Aug 07, 2015

  • Good cup and comes with straw cleaner. It does leak if your child holds it upside down though Jul 15, 2015

  • Every time our toddler shook the cup it would leak water from the straw. The top had issues screwing on and the handles unlocked easily. Our friends had issues with the straws discoloring from juice. Jul 13, 2015

    • Nina D.

    • United States of America

    The straw is weighted which is great and it's easy to clean. You will want the straw replacements because our boy bit through it pretty easily while teething. Jun 29, 2015

  • This cup works really well. The weighted straw does allow for my son to get every last drop. Over time the straw is hard to clean and mine didn't come with replacements. That's a great addition. May 31, 2015

  • Love everything but the oversized handle May 22, 2015

  • My son loves this and is able to drink from this at young age. Spill proof and easy to clean. May 01, 2015

    • Annie M.

    • Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts

    I'm so-so on these for now. Finn is a little young and throws it around so it spills. When he's older I think it'll be a great cup. Apr 29, 2015

    • annie k.

    • Minneapolis, Minnesota

    Our favorite cup! And love that it was featured on Shark Tank. Apr 19, 2015

  • so far so good, comes with straw cleaner which helps, but handles come off when lo throws on floor Mar 08, 2015

    • Emily M.

    • United States of America

    Works well, just big, won't fit in cup holders. Feb 13, 2015

    • Hanna L.

    • Los Angeles, California

    This was the easiest for my kids to use and they love it, so it's all we use. Feb 04, 2015

  • Love that it is BPA free and made in America. Also works great! Love the weighted straw!! Oct 06, 2014

  • It's super cute but the design is cumbersome. And it leaks. Would not buy again. Aug 20, 2014

  • love the weighted straw, but mine did not come with the replacement straw - this definitely would have been useful, as the straw can get pretty nasty after a while Jul 29, 2014

  • Good concept like Zoli but not as sturdy. My daughter broke the cup pieces repeatedly throwing it on the floor. Zoli held up. Jun 16, 2014

  • Best sippy cup I've found! May 17, 2014

  • I so wanted to love this but I think it must be better for older kids who are less prone to tip, shake, and throw. Liquid poured out of the straw and small air flow hole. May 02, 2014

  • My 3-year-old niece always wants more water -- just so she can use this cup. Apr 02, 2014

  • As a parent of 3, I understand why one would want to purchase a spill-proof cup. It makes perfect sense. Unfortunately for us, my girls could not suck hard enough hence lollacup works best for us. Jan 23, 2014

  • I always have a little trouble screwing the top on correctly but it's a good cup. Oct 19, 2013

  • Our cup leaks water/milk out of the air hole on the top. I also don't like how there are no oz/ml markings on the cup. I do like that it is made in the US, but I think the Zoli is a better design. May 30, 2013