MAM Trainer Sippy Cup for Toddlers 1-3, 8 oz. Transition Drinking Cup with Extra-Soft Spout, Spill-Free, and Non-Slip Handles, for boys 4+ Months, 2 Count

My second baby loved these bottles. With our first, we used Dr. Brown but weren’t in love with their many parts so we were on the hunt for options with our second. Well wham bam thank you MAM, have these been the perfect bottle and at a great value! We used the MAM bottles through the duration of my second’s newborn-toddler stages, they are comfortable with feedings and flow. They did not leak unnecessary so the seal is good. They wash well both by hand and in the dishwasher (what mom has time to hand wash bottles, right?) If you’re looking for a deal with durability and daily life in mind, try these. I don’t regret switching from Dr. Browns (and my baby didn’t get colic!)

I love this brand, so easy to exchange with the other nipples and this trainer cup is even easier to teach the baby to drink. You can start with the regular nipple and you change with the flat one, my baby learned to regulate the flow. The bottle is leak proof and the material is high quality you can even sterilize them

My son likes these transition cups but at first the nipple would collapse because it didn’t have a way for the air to release until i figured out you had to puncture the side of the nipple for the air to come out (see picture) . I’m not sure if I’m explaining that right but regular bottles has a colic release so the baby doesn’t catch air. Anyway you need to take a tack and stick it where the little bubble is on the nipple. You’ll see it. It will prevent the nipple from collapsing . It’s just not open . I feel like I’m not explaining this right but moms will understand

My one year old did well with these. He is struggling coming off the bottle but these are good to help him learn! The nipples are easily collapsible & my son tends to push them down, making a mess. I wish they didn’t collapse so easily, but other than that, they work!

I have all the MAM bottles and love them. If your LO is teething and you want something they can nimble on, get a bottle with a hard top. This bottle has a soft top. It is easy to teach LO how to grip and hold too.