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Description
The Straw Cup’s almond-shaped, spill-proof straw conforms to tot’s mouth and minimizes mess, easing the transition from bottle, breast feeding, or sippy cup. The straw valve opens as soon as tot’s lips touch spout for easy drinking, and the hinged cap closes to create a leakproof seal. The removable handles provide a comfortable grip for your little one, and the cap and straw are removable for easy, thorough cleaning. BPA-, PVC-, Phtalate-Free. Dishwasher Safe. 4 months+.
SPILL-PROOF SIPPY FOR YOUR LITTLE ONE — OXO Tot Transitions Straw Cup with Handles includes a spill-proof straw conforms to baby’s mouth to help minimize mess
TRANSITION — The Straw Cup’s almond-shaped, spill-proof straw conforms to tot’s mouth and minimizes mess, easing the transition from bottle, breast feeding, or sippy cup
UNIQUE STRAW VALVE — This item has what we call a ‘bite valve’ that means the child needs to press their lips down onto the straw which opens the valve and they can drink through it. OXO Tot did this so that when the cup is dropped or knocked over, the straw will not spill due to the valve preventing this
SHAPED FOR EASY SIPPING — Most children adapt to this straw very quickly and figure it out, however there is sometimes a learning curve when children first start using it. Especially if they have used a regular straw in the past
EASY-CLEAN DESIGN — The removable handles provide a comfortable grip for your little one, and the cap and straw are removable for easy, thorough cleaning
I love this cup
This is my second one. I bought the first one at toys-r-us on a whim, and it turned out to be the best thing for transitioning from bottle to sippy cup. Just ordered a second so that we always have a clean one.I had to teach my son how to use it, since he couldn’t figure it out at first. I filled it with 6oz of water (boiled and cooled), then i laid him in my lap and gave him a bottle. When he finished the bottle, i switched to the straw cup. That way he could understand he was supposed to suck, and with the straw cup at an angle with full water, he didn’t need to suck very hard to get water to come out. After that he new exactly what to do, even when upright.It’s great because he doesn’t need to understand the lift motion, like with bottle or cups, and he can drink as much as he needs and I don’t need to guess how much to give him.
Didnât like it at all, seems all sippy cups work the same :s
If baby already knows how to suck donât buy thisâ¦Impossible to drink, I tried myself and was so frustrating! Baby will need to bite it in a certain way to allow water to pass through :S Honestly not sure what baby will enjoy this, apparently now all sippy cups have the same horrible system. I ended up using this to entertain baby and keep him occupied ð
Easy to clean
We have purchased these for multiple kids for years now. Easy to clean, and the kids love them!
We love this cup!
This is the one cup that our baby really took to while learning to drink from a straw. They have to learn to bite down on the straw for the water to come out and then from there it’s smooth sailing! Really well constructed, easy to clean and hasn’t fallen apart despite our son’s best efforts tossing and smacking it on the table over and over. It’s a winner!
Impossible to drink from
My 1 year old couldnât get any water from it! He is used to the munchkin one but they seem to mold easily so we bought this to try. He couldnât get any water from it which was frustrating!
Damaged
Bottle came broken.
Terrible
The cup is impossible to drink from. I tried it myself and no water will come from the straw.
Cannot drink from straw
Thereâs too much resistance to sucking to the point where nothing is coming out.