Beaba Stainless Steel Straw Sippy Cup, Insulated Toddler Cups Spill Proof with Removable Handles, Made with High Grade Stainless Steel, 8+ months, 8.5 oz (Rain)

It’s his favorite water cup. It’s sturdy and water always tastes fresh. No weird smells. He slammed it on the floor may times and it’s still like new and no dents. He actually drinks more water because of this cup. Also love the design and it’s easy to clean

FINALLY a cup that's leak proof and not too hard to suck water out of! We had really been struggling to find a silicone or stainless steel cup (we prefer no plastic) that is spill proof for daycare, yet easy to sip from for my 15 month old son. Everything that has a valve in the straw requires too much sucking power. I swear we went through over 10 cups (zak, grosmimi, munchkin, owala, thermos, moonkie, etc.) before we landed on this one. Everything either leaks when you hold them upside down or are too hard for him to drink out of. This one is great because the straw is very soft/ flexible and the valve is thin enough so liquid flows easier than the similar stainless steal munchkin brand cup. He can't exactly open and close the cover on his own yet, but I don't mind. Even when open, if he shakes it around or tips it upside down it won't spill. 10 stars! I'm praying it washes well and holds up over time.

Love everything about this cup! My toddler is drinking a lot of water because of it! Also spill proof. Wish I would’ve bought this sooner.

I really like this sippy cup BUT the lid is very hard to open so young children and people with dexterity difficulties, will have a hard time getting it open. It is leak proof BUT when the water is left in the bottle too long...say overnight, i don't know what happens but water seems to get pressurized and pushes into the straw. So when you open it, a stream of water would shoot out. This has happened several times or the water would dribble out of the straw if the lid isn't snapped shut.

Great straw sippy cup for baby and toddler. The sippy cup has handle on the side which makes easy for baby to learn holding the cup for the first time. The stainless steel help keeps the water temperature from outside environment. The cup caps helps keep the straw clean. The cup is not too heavy for baby to drink with full liquid. The sippy cup is made with good quality should be durable for all kind of drops by kids.

I bought the Beaba Stainless Steel Sippy Cup with high hopes. Stylish, stainless steel, handles for tiny hands – what could go wrong? Well, as it turns out, pretty much everything. Where do I even begin with this leaky, frustrating contraption? Straw struggles: My poor toddler sucked and sucked, but barely a drop of liquid emerged. The one-way valve seems more intent on blocking the flow than facilitating it. It's like trying to drink a milkshake through a clogged straw – pure torture for tiny taste buds. Leak City: This cup isn't leakproof, it's leak-central. Every tilt, every giggle, every accidental bump sends liquid cascading out the sides and soaking everything (and everyone) in its path. Forget diaper changes, you'll need outfit changes every five minutes. Cleaning catastrophe: Disassembling this cup for cleaning is like solving a Rubik's Cube blindfolded. Tiny parts, nooks and crannies galore – it's enough to make you want to throw the whole thing in the dishwasher (which, by the way, it's not safe for). Handle heartbreak: The removable handles seem like a good idea in theory, but in practice, they're more trouble than they're worth. They pop off with the slightest tug, sending the cup plummeting to the floor (and shattering your hopes of a peaceful meal). Honestly, the only "pro" I can find for this cup is that it's aesthetically pleasing. It looks sleek and modern, but that's about it. In terms of functionality and ease of use, it's an epic fail. My advice? Save your money and your sanity. Skip the Beaba Stainless Steel Sippy Cup and invest in something that works (and doesn't drive you to the brink of meltdown). Overall rating: 1 star (and that's only because I can't give it zero). P.S. If you're looking for a truly leakproof, easy-to-clean, and toddler-approved sippy cup, I highly recommend the Munchkin Miracle 360 Cup. It's a lifesaver, trust me!

I like that the bottle is stainless steel but the straw does not suck well. I tried it myself because it seemed like my kid was struggling to get water out of it. And even for an adult it was pretty hard to suck to get liquid to come out.

We were pleasantly surprised by the durability and toughness of this sippy cup. It is designed for a little one on the go! We will probably get a second one to leave in the camper and have as a back up. Our son figured it out pretty quickly also so it gets a thumbs up for ease of use!