Legendairy Milk Honeybear Silicone Sippy Cup - Green, 8 oz, Dishwasher Safe, Trainer Straw Cup for Babies & Toddlers 4+ Months

My son learned how to drink from the straw the first time I introduced this cup! I have other straw cups I had been using and he would just chew on the straw and couldn’t figure out how to suck water up. But with the Honey Bear Straw Cup you can gently squeeze its sides and it will push water up and out of the straw, once I did that he was a little shocked but understood what he needed to do in order to get the water out.It was super simple to clean, put back together and extremely easy to use. I love the silicone design of the cup, it can be squeezed easily and because it’s silicone it is dishwasher safe for when you don’t want to hand wash it.

My 6 month old figured this out and we’ve been using straw cups ever since. This is definitely a training tool bc they eventually figure out they can squeeze it and you end up with liquid everywhere. But I’ve recommended it to many moms. It is not leak proof and that the whole point - they learn by you squeezing the liquid up for them. So it’s not a full up and leave baby on the couch with it. It’s a little spendy, but I will use it over and over for my babies

We bought this when my daughter was 6 months old, we always skipped the sippy cups and went straight to a straw cup. Until they get the sucking motion through the straw down, there is also some tension from them holding the cup that pushes the drink through, which helps them learn. It's a little pricey for just a cup, but it's so cute. I only ever used it for water, but I'd imagine it might be hard to clean if you had a different kind of liquid in it.

This works! My 11 month old got it down within the first use! She had never drank from a straw before and I saw that sippy cups aren't great for their speech development so I gave this a try since it came recommended and I was so impressed. I squeezed it for her the first few times and she started suckling on her own before I knew it. Buy it for your little ones it worked for us hopefully for you too.

Perfect first cup for your baby to learn how to drink out of a straw. It’s easy for him to hold, it has a good seal so if he flips it around it doesn’t spill out, but if you squeeze it water comes up the straw but that’s what helps them learn so it’s great. The only thing that’s a little annoying is how all the food from my baby’s hands sticks to the outside and gets stuck on due to the design on the cup, but worth it for him learning how to drink water and do it on his own.

We have several cups with straws/sippy tops but my son wasn’t really grasping the concept. So we got this to try and within 2 days he was drinking out of it on his own. The bottle is squishy so you can gently squeeze to get the liquid to go up the straw so they get the idea of it. Love it! Worth the money!

Very effective. It didn't take long for my daughter to figure out how to use a straw, and thus was easier than using a normal bottle and straw and I dont have to squeeze the bottle anymore either. I wish I had gotten this sooner and 2 of them. It's not leak proof so be careful. I love that there's 2 different straw lengths, I feel that the longer one really helped, especiallysince my baby likes to pull on straws. It's easy to make a mess, so be careful with holding it. Finally, It's adorable, true to color and I love that it has measurements on the back so I can keep track of how much she's had.

My baby loved this cup. However, after only a month of having it, mold has grown inside even with cleaning it every night. For someone who does not use a dishwasher it was clearly very hard to clean.