Sippy Cup Straps for Baby Bottle Toy Leash 4 Pack for Stroller High Chair Strap (Yellow)

I'm on the fence with these. The purpose and concept is perfect, but the design can be improved. The length could stand to be maybe 2" longer. I wanted to be specific, because you don't want it to long to hit the ground or for the baby to get tangled in it. But when it is attached to our FP SpaceSaver Highchair, it doesn't allow much room for the baby to pick up the zippy cup and tilt it to drink from it. It's a small range of motion. The other change is made the clip that finches the ribbon around the sippy cup smaller. It is big and easy to press if you have trouble with your thumbs, but it awkward to the position on the cup. So, you have to position it just right or your baby won't be able to grasp the cup. We position ours goes the spout of the sippy. Overall, we use them, they are good quality and I like them better than other options. But there is room for design improvement.

I like this sippy cup straps. They keep my 1yo twins from throwing their sippy cups from their high chair. Well, they still throw the cups but now there's no *thunk* and potential milk spill. They've also learned to pull the cups up by the strap when they've decided that they actually did want to drink that milk after all.We also use the straps in the stroller and in their car seats.In order to get the strap on a cup that has closed handles (where the handle connects to the top and bottom like a coffee mug handle), insert the loop through one handle, then put the buckle end through that loop and tighten. It works really well on Munchkin cups that taper in near the top before flaring out at the lip. Take&Toss cups sometimes slip out.It says spot clean only but seriously? No. Did you miss the part where I have twins? It goes in the washing machine or it goes in the trash. Fortunately, the straps survived the washing machine in a delicates bag, hang dry.I wish the hexagonal tightening deal was smaller. It's bulky and gets in the way, and it's large enough that I fear the girls will figure out how to use it.

These straps do the job of holding the heaviest bottles and keeping them from hitting the floor. They seem to be very strong. However, the clasps are very bulky on both ends. At first we put the large octagonal clasp around the bottle and used the regular clasp to hold it onto the high chair. (The octagonal clasp is on the side with the loop). But the octagonal clasp is so bulky that the babies couldn't get their hands around the bottle - the clasp was always in the way. We have now reversed that and are using the regular clasp on the bottles. That works better but the clasps still get in the way of the baby holding the bottle. Not as bad as the octagonal clasp, but still some. In order to hold the bottle like this, you have to get creative as to where to put the octagonal clasp since it is a closed loop. Overall a great product and it works, but room for improvement on the connections.

I use these sippy cup straps often. I have one on my child’s car seat, one on her stroller, one as an extra in her diaper bag and one safe at home in case I lose one of the other ones. 😏 This is the best baby product I’ve bought in a while. It’s totally worth it. Don’t hesitate to get them too. I show them off to other parents any chance I get. They are super cool and handy with the rubber on the inside of the strap. It really keeps the bottle or sippy cup in place. On a side note, the colors are true pink and blue. I know the description says that but the pictures online looked pink and purple to me so I want to be clear to others that might have wondered the same thing.

These have saved my life! I use them for everything from sippy cups to stuffed toys to blankets and jackets. Traveling alone on an airplane with a busy walking toddler is super tough, and these allowed me to have all the essentials tied to the diaper bag so getting settled in the seat with my son was a much quicker and easier process, and everything stayed rather handy if I used the straps to connect the stuff to me. Honestly they’re just so versatile and made with quality material you won’t regret the purchase. I just throw them in the wash when they get dirty. Only downside is some sippy cups don’t like to stay snug in the strap, it’s like the grippy material in it and a certain type of plastic don’t like to work together or something. Hard to explain but it’s not a big deal at all, you just have to keep tightening it with that particular cup or find a different cup to use. As a new mom, I’ve gotten a little caught up in some of the propaganda that’s fed to us, like “you need this to make your life easier” and most of those buys have been a waste of money... but seriously you need these to make your life easier! Lol they are life savers in strollers, on planes, at restaurants, at home in your high chair, you name it!

This is sooooo easy to use! It worked perfectly for trick-or-treating. I never had to re-adjust. The rubber grip held the sippy very well & other end I clipped to our stroller. I bought 4. I keep one in my car, one in hubby's truck, one in my house and gave one to my mother in law for when she has the baby. My girlfriends saw it and said they were going to order some. Another friend has asked for one as a baby shower gift. The yellow color I got is a great unisex/neutral color so when we have another baby we will continue to use them. It is sort of a big bird yellow.

Love these bottle tethers! My 14 month old son is in the phase of if he doesn’t want his sippy near him he will toss it off his stroller. This stops the bottle from dropping on the gross floor. There’s rubber grips where the loop hugs the bottle and a prong clip that keeps it secure to any strap or high chair. The pattern is super cute too and other moms have been asking me where I bought these! Highly recommend!

We recently started using these on our sons stroller and car seat so far. They work great, very convenient when your toddler likes to throw his sippy on the ground. Only complaint is that they are semi short, when attached to the car seat it was slightly difficult for my son to tip his sippy up to drink when it wasn’t at least 1/2 full.