Miracle WildLove Cup

These are the best non spill cups. The best part is it's only 3 parts and super easy to take apart and clean. I also love that you can interchange the color lids. It will leak a little if it's dropped but it's not much liquid

The Munchkin 360 cups are great if you keep the lids washed and sanitized. It's important to remember these have a membrane-type lid rather than a spout. Leaving milk or sugary liquids in them for days can set you up for a moldy mess. However, if you keep them clean they do great for continuous use and abuse by toddlers. The 9 oz size is perfect for the transitioning toddler as they increase liquid intake in one pour yet they don't get so heavy the little ones get tired of carrying it around. The colors / patterns on these are engaging and my grandkids actually have favorite ones they insist on using. I've had great luck with these from a spill elimination standpoint, even when thrown by a frustrated toddler! Great investment!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Toddler was happy

Just what I needed. My toddler using them very well. Size was great for her. Very good quality and drinkability is great. Can't comment on ice retention due to not using alot of ice. My toddlers grip is great, holds with ease.

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Very easy to clean and not a lot of nooks and crannies that get build up, the entire thing gets cleaned without a bottle or straw brush. Very cute designs. They do seem slippery when. You have anything else on your hands and I have to hold it with a dish towel to open it sometimes. There have been a few times that my child drops it from the high chair and milk spills out, but other times no leaking.

We started using the munchkin 360 cups with our first child and now for our second. No spills, easy for them to use, easy to clean, and great for taking on the go. Can’t beat the price either.

That sounds like I'm being dramatic when talking about a sippy cup, but iykyk. I have two toddlers, 3 and 4, and each uses one of these cups...and NOTHING else. My 3-year-old HAS to have her "bee cup" and my 4-year-old HAS to have his "sloth cup", and no other cup will do. My husband and I were washing the same two cups out by hand over and over and these are their milk cups...so, they get gross. Thankfully, we got wise and bought another set so one could be in use while the other was in the dishwasher. I can't complain about their performance though; they don't leak for all the time our kids have been using them (they were very little when they started using them - at most, maybe 1 and 2). So, they definitely have our children's seal of approval, just...get more than one set if you're buying them.