Munchkin® Miracle® 360 Toddler Sippy Cup, Spill Proof, 10 Ounce, 2 Pack, Pink/Purple

Perfect Sippy Cup for Toddlers: Sturdy, Spill-Proof, and Vibrant!
This toddler sippy cup is fantastic! It’s sturdy and well-made material, with no spills, which is a huge plus for preventing messes. The vibrant colors make it easy to find when lost under the couch haha! The design is perfect for little hands, making it easy for my toddler to use independently. It’s become a favorite in our house for its durability and convenience. Highly recommended!

Winner
Since introducing Munchkin Miracle Toddler Sippy Cups into our household when our daughter was around a year old, they’ve become an indispensable part of our family’s daily routine. Their design evolution has matched her growth perfectly – she started with the handled version and now, at three, she confidently uses the handle-free models.What I particularly appreciate about these cups is their ease of cleaning. The gaskets are removable, making thorough washing simple. However, a small improvement could be the availability of replacement gaskets. Over time, wear and tear can lead to minor leaks, and having the option to replace just this part would be incredibly useful.While they’re touted as spill-proof, and largely live up to that claim, there have been instances of spills, usually due to the lid not being tightened just right. It’s a small learning curve, mostly on the part of us parents, to ensure a perfect seal every time.Despite this, I wholeheartedly recommend the Munchkin Miracle Sippy Cups. They’ve outlasted other brands we’ve tried, and their durability has been impressive. We plan to purchase more, partly due to a few going missing over time – a testament to their use in our daily life. These cups have certainly been the most consistent and reliable ones we’ve used for our daughter.

My experience with different bottles
Having been told that a baby should drink atleast 2oz or 60 ml of water every day let me share my experiences here with different cups and also sharing which one encourages my baby to drink the said limit!Open cupMy baby is so much into drinking thru an open cup. She likes to see water coming inside to her mouth. But she plays and spills a lot of water. Although I know open cup is what is recommended for their dental hygiene it’s really very difficult to change their clothes every time we offer water or to wear a bib for drinking just water. So I offer her open cup when she’s on highchair and bib on! Otherwise it’s these sippy cups.I’d rate open cup 6/10Philips Avent trainer cupThey have two nozzles to initially familiarize the bottle with a nipple to make the baby like it and then change to a spout so they will try to use it. The sippy spout has a very large opening that whenever my baby takes and shakes it, water spills all over and it did not work out. However it has measurement scale which is good and a good handle!I d rate it 1/10 for a 6 month old babyMunchkin trainer cupThis came without a special spout. It is more like an open cup but won’t spill and the baby has to suck to drink from it unlike an open cup. My baby did not understand it has to be sucked!3/10 for 6 months old babyNuby cupSurprisingly my baby chose this one. This has a big spout so I did not expect that my baby would like it but she likes it. It has weighted bottom to the straw and it makes the drinking easier. But it spills a lot and never suitable for travel. It doesn’t have measurement on it and the bottle could be a little smaller. Handles are good and gives a good hold!I’d rate it 8/10 for a 6 month old babyMunchkin latchThe spout looks big but it’s so soft and almost similar to the nipple. For transition from breast to sippy cup this is perfect. It has the handle and it gives perfect hold and can be removed when the baby is trained to carry without a handle also!But if your baby is already trained with a cup and you chose this to change it, it’s not the best!Doesn’t spill!!9/10 for 6 months old. 4/10 for 9 months and aboveMunchkin trainer cupHere comes the munchkin cup without handles. That’s the one that works now for my 10month old baby. Her interest towards open cup is still the same. So I use it both as a open cup and closed one when she’s using it herself! She is not on fleek with handling without handles but she’s adorably practicing! But she learnt how and likes to drink with the bottle. And it’s dentist approved!9/10 for a 10 month old

Best No Drip Sippy Cups
These are my favorite no drip sippy cups at an affordable cost. You can find these at Target or Walmart, but found them conveniently on Amazon in various different colors and sizes. My toddler did not want to let go of the bottle at bedtime, and this sippy cup helped us transition and throw away the bottle. It doesn’t drip if it falls over, they have to bite down on the lid to release the liquid to drink. Great quality: thick plastic that doesn’t break easy when dropped, comes apart in 3 pieces for washing and it does well on the top rack in the dishwasher.

Purchased this cup for my toddler, as we’ve been struggling with other cups leaking and to help him learn to drink from a cup. I was very pleasantly surprised with the design of this cup! At first, I did not think it would work, but my toddler has learned very quickly how to use it. It does not leak if turned sideways or upside down. If it falls to the floor a few drops may splash out but very minimal.Cleaning is very simple, it’s 3 parts that assemble very easily.If purchasing again I would look for the version with handles to make it even easier to drink from.

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