Weighted Straw Sippy Cup for Baby: Lollacup - MADE IN THE USA -Transition Kids, Infant & Toddler Sippy Cup (6 months - 9 months) | Shark Tank Products | Lollacup (Turquoise)

Finally a cup without a valve that my kids has to bite on to work. So much easier for my child to drink out of. Yes it can spill a little if tipped upside down, but worth it.

I love this cup! It’s survived two toddlers and been the perfect weaning cup. It’s easy to drink from (no bite-to-drink) which is great for oral development (youngest is in speech/feeding therapy so this was important to me). It’s also super easy to clean, I have no worries about mold even with milk in it. The straw separates and goes straight into the dishwasher (it’s also replaceable for a reasonable cost). It’s not leak proof, but it IS difficult to make mess with it. I like that it spills - it means it’s easy for a baby to drink from (both of my kids started at six months and quickly got the hang of it). Design is simple and handles are useful and removable. I weaned both of my boys off the bottle at 13 months with this cup - it was a super easy transition!

First off, save yourself some time and buy this if you are ready to transition your baby off bottles and need a leak proof option. I trained with the ola baby cup and offer water during play with the lollaland cup. It’s lightweight, has detachable handles so you can use the cup with or without, and has measurements marked on the side. Cleaning is easy for a cup with multiple parts. It’s very cute too which is always a bonus.**It is lighter weight and easier to suck than the munchkin weighted cups also!

Useful to learn how to use a straw but spills when turned upside down

have 2 kids and this is the only cup they will take when they first stated learning how to drink from a straw cup. doesn’t break easy even after my baby throws it on the floor multiple times. easy to wash also since can separate the handle and straw fromthe cup. highly recommend.

I bought this cup because I liked that it doesn't have the valve that you need to bite, so it promotes a mature swallow. However, thwt also means it leaks every single time you tip it, which happens a lot with a kid. Meh

My LO is still figuring out the optimal way to hold the cup, the weighted straw definitely helps

My 10 month old got the concept of a straw in one day, and after trying many, I think it’s the design of the no valve in this cup. He adjusted quickly to the amount of water he could get, and the handles make it very easy to hold. I forgot to mention that he’s had no interest in any cups (been trying since 6 months) and he’s EBF- this one finally helped the transition. It’s a great cup! I’m a big fan.