Youngever 7 Sets Plastic Kids Cups with Lids and Straws, 7 Reusable Toddler Cups with Straws in 7 Pink Colors

Super
Les enfants adorent les couleurs! Très pratique

Good everyday cups
My toddler has a smoothie in these cups everyday.

Broke on first use
Adorable cups but sadly cracked on the first use when dropped by my toddler. Therefore they are not reusable if this is going to happen each time we use a different cup!

I liked everything about the cups, but prefer to buy plastic flexible straws instead of the plastic rigid straws that come with the cups. I’ve used only one cup so far because it has shown no signs of wear since I received the cups 6 weeks ago. I had been looking for cups like these for months and am totally thrilled with these. Since my wife has trouble handling cups (she’s disabled), she needs bendable straws so I buy them separately. There was nothing wrong with the straws included other than they are inflexible. The cups lids screw on and fit snugly, never leaking or spilling and never coming off without unscrewing them for a refill. She drinks water only. I don’t know how well they would work with a milkshake, but they are fine for fruit or soda pop drinks. Dimensions: 3.25″ top, 2.25″ bottom, 4.4″ height. They hold 9.75 fluid ounces (I measured all those myself). I use 8″ flexible straws with the bend at 2″. The straws included are 5.5″ long (no bend), bit that leaves 1.1″ sticking out of the cup, which would be fine. I have not had to use the dishwasher (top shelf), or microwave, nor have I used hot drinks, but the specs. say none of these are a problem. They are high quality, safe, spill-free, leak-free, perfect cups and lids for my wife and me.

These are ok and doesnt leak.What worries me is that in descriptions it says bpa free, but there is no mark or symbol for it on the actual container, which makes me think it might not be, so stopped using them

Worth the purchase and will be buying more! They’re the perfect size for my toddler, very sturdy and the twist on lids prevents her for popping the lid off. Sometimes it drips from the straw hole if it’s knocked to the side and of course it’ll leak a lot more when it’s completely upside down (as shown) but it’s a slow leak and I’ve never came across a big spill.My daughter bites her straws but none of the straws broke (so far) despite being bitten a bunch of times. I wish they sold straw replacements though.