Baby's 1st STRAW Cup (2 Pack)
$
12.99
color
Dark Blue & Yellow
size
9 Oz
1
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Overview
Description
Baby’s First Straw Cup simplifies the bottle-to-cup transition.
It features handles that lock in place to make it easy for little hands to hold.
The cup is contoured and the handles are removable, so it grows with baby as their cup-holding skills improve.
The travel-friendly lid slides open for baby to drink and slides closed to keep the straw clean when not in use—plus it’s spill-proof.
What we about it
Designed with a soft, weighted straw so baby can drink from any angle.
Details
- Age: 6 months+
- Silicone weighted straw moves with the liquid in the cup so baby can drink no matter which way they tip it
- Side-grip handles make it easy for little hands to grab and hold and are removable for when baby’s cup-holding skills improve
- The spill-proof, travel-friendly sliding lid stores the straw away when not in use for on-the-go convenience and hygienic storage
- Dishwasher (top rack) and sterilizer safe
- Includes wire brush to clean inside of straw
- Do not put in microwave
- BPA-free plastic
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Customer reviews
3 Ratings
3 Reviews
One of our favorites after 3 kids!
One of our preferred sippy cups! My baby had no problem drinking from it starting around 6 months. Truly doesn't leak unlike some sippy cups and the handles make it really easy for babies to hold and toddlers to walk around holding.
Feb 25, 2026
Amazing product!
My 6 month old did amazing with these straw cups! They are absolutely perfect for learning to drink through a straw. As long as it is put together properly, it is not hard to suck through the straw. Highly recommend to families working on transitioning their babies from bottle to straws.
Feb 15, 2026
Impossible to use
These are absolutely impossible for a small child to use. The amount of suction needed to pull liquid through the straw is insane. Even I have difficulty with it, so there's no way my daughter will figure it out. I've tried taking them apart and putting them back together over and over to make sure there wasn't something out of place but nothing helps. Unfortunately, I bought these ahead of when they would be age appropriate, so the return window has long passed.
Dec 22, 2025
