Sippy cup with straws?

[stretchad]

Can you recommend your sippy cup, especially if it has a straw?

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[jennlin]

bjl never really got the hang of actual sippy cups..she did..but we were lazy to give them? lol. they still spill. so yeah, we used straw cups. the best ones i thought were easiest to clean and reassemble were the ones by playtex. the munchkin ones are hard to get back together..avoid them..even if they're cuter!

[shevacc]

I thought I replied but I guess it didn't post, oops! I really liked the cheap Target seasonal straw cups. We have one from Easter 2013 that has held up well but they have them for pretty much every holiday in different designs.

[jennlin]

Jul 30, 2014 12:49:15 GMT -5 shevacc said:

I thought I replied but I guess it didn't post, oops! I really liked the cheap Target seasonal straw cups. We have one from Easter 2013 that has held up well but they have them for pretty much every holiday in different designs.

We also buy these on clearance! I have 10 Santa cups I bought for 50cents ea. Guess what the neighbor kids are getting for Christmas this year!

[alias]

Everyone recommended the Plautex one, where you can squeeze it to help them. That's what we started with, but now he prefers a regular sippy cup.

ETA: the Playtex one we used is different than the one below, but I can't post a link on my phone.

[dana86]

We got these playtex ones with M and I still have some that I will use for J when we get ready to start her. 

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