Chicco 9 fl oz Insulated Flip-Top Straw Cup 12 Months - Blue Discover/Teal - 2pk

My toddler loves the straws and the cute colors.

The cup is alright but my baby had a hard time getting all of the juice out of the cup. I wish it was easier to drink out of for toddlers. I kinda don’t recommend buying these.

Works as expected ....except I didn't expect her to be fascinated with open and closing it. Oh well. Lol

My girls love this cup! They always fight over it, so luckily we have two now. The straw pieces are really easy to clean and I like that it's not a ton of parts.

Leaks from everywhere; around the lid threads, out the straw, and when the straw is initially opened it flings water everywhere. Leaking is worst if there’s any temperature change. If the liquid is cold or the outside temperature is hot. I want to like them but they’ve soaked out the diaper bag, carpet, car, etc. more times than I can count.

I like the silicone straw cups a lot. It’s easier on my toddlers teeth. Straw cups were also recommended over traditional sippy cups to help with speech by my kids’ pediatrician. The only downside is these cups leak much easier than traditional sippy cups. You’ll need to watch carefully to make sure no one is making a mess.

One of the two cups leaks from the base of the top, the other one works great. Not insulated enough to keep drinks cold in a Georgia summer but better than nothing. Good size and easy to wash.

Straw controls liquid coming through, so no big gulps or choking. Easy to clean and put back together.

I like the simple design of the cups. It has the features I am looking for in a toddler's cup: insulated so it's good for cold milk and juice; fewer parts to assemble, easy to clean - especially the straw, it is bigger and easy to clean with a straw brush. The straw has a design to prevent leaks. I'd say most of the time it doesn't leak, but when my toddler hold the cup upside down it does leak a few drops. Overall these are good quality cups at an affordable price. The best part is they sell replacement straws for a very reasonable price! I've repurchased a total of 4 cups and 6 straws, just in case they get discontinued in the future.

I love these bottles. Some other brand bottles has a pointy plastic sticking out near LO's nose when the straw is open. On many occasions it makes me nervous when little runs and falls with that bottle. Thankfully this bottle is smooth and dome shape which put me more at ease! The pressure on these are better too. However one bottle has a valve that leaked everywhere on several occasions. It ruin several books so we are extra careful with that bottle. still our favorite bottles for LO compared to others

Love that they fit in the cup holder. With the straw was easier to re-thread during reassembly. And there is no air intake valve, so my LO has to pause and wait for the air pressure to balance. Not all bad,just inconvenient when needing water fast. Also love that it comes completely apart for washing.

Is it suppose to leak through the straw

The Chicco Insulated Straw Cup by far is the best cup we have owned for our son. It does not splat water everywhere when my son drops it from his high chair, nor does it leak water out when it is laying on its side for hours at a time. This cup has been my son’s favorite cup since we received it through the Stellar Product Testing Panel. He did not drink out of straw cups before this cup. It only took one try and he got the hang of it, which shows the ease of use with this cup. The insulation in this cup works fairly well. There were a few times I put cold water into the cup and I sipped some an hour or two later and it was still cold. The assembly of this cup is pretty straight forward. It’s really easy to take apart as well. The first couple of disassembles may require a little strength to get the hard straw inside the cup removed from the silicon soft straw. The only issue we have had with this cup is the flip-top sliding lever being too difficult for my son to open. It requires strong finger strength of an adult which makes it almost impossible for a toddler to open. The lever rubs up against the straw, causing friction, making it difficult for the lever to slide open. Closing the sliding lever has been fairly easy for my son.

The sippy cup is easy to wash and did not leak. However, my particular toddler was unable to operate the cup on her own and it was slightly too large for her to comfortably carry so it has been relegated to the back of the cupboard. I received this item for free in exchange for an honest review from the Stellar Product Testing Panel.

I liked the concept of this cup- the easy to hold design, the fact that it’s insulated, and especially the fact that we never experienced any spills! And my daughter LOVES flip top cups and calls them ‘water bottles’ so she thought that she was a very big kid when using this cup. The straw was easy and intuitive enough for a two year old to open and close. However, I found two important challenges with it. Most importantly- my toddler actually has a lot of trouble drinking from this cup, which we haven’t experienced with any of our many other sippy cups. I’m really not sure why! In addition, I was stumped on how to clean it at first. The rubber part of the lid on the inside was very difficult to remove. Overall, there were pros and cons, but the cons stick out to me more than the pros with this product. I received this product for free through the Stellar Product Testing Panel.

I received the Chicco Insulated Straw Cup from the WeeSpring Parent Panel as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel to try. The design of the cup was practical and the colors and outside display were eye catching. I loved that I could tell her cup apart from other kiddos cups at daycare. I really wanted to love this cup, however it leaked when tipped. I have a 19 month old who likes her independence and wants to carry her cup by herself but it constantly leaked. Thank goodness, we only tried water in here first, as I wouldn’t want to keep cleaning up milk from everywhere. The design was easy for little hands to hold. I do wish the shape of the cup was different as it doesn’t fit in cup holders easily due to its pear shape. The parts were easy to take apart, clean, and reassemble. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this cup due to the leaking issue as well as not fitting in cup holders easily.

I received this cup as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. I really liked the color and design of the cup, but the insulation makes it bulky and difficult for my daughter to hold in one hand. The sliding lid was difficult for her to open, but easy for her to drink from once I helped her open it. The cup didn’t leak any more than others that claim to be ‘leak-proof’, but it was much easier to clean due to the single piece of silicone.

The cup was easy to drink from when drinking water or milk, but something thicker like a smoothie definitely had a hard time coming up. It was fairly intuitive for my son to open and close the flip top; he liked it - but he is also 2 so that could be why it was fairly easy for him. The cup does leak from the straw when the lid isn't closed so it's not great, but then again, most comparable options leak somewhere. I liked the shape of the cup and how it was easy to grasp. Overall it is a good product, not great though. The insulation doesn't stay cold for very long so I prefer the stainless steel alternatives a bit better, even though they are heavier. I received this product through the Stellar Product Testing Panel.

This cup was a big hit with my girls (5 and 18 months.) It kept drinks cool and best of all, no spills, even in a kindergartener's backpack! Cute design, easy to hold and easy to clean. Thank you to Stellar Product Testing Panel for sending us this sippy cup to try out.

With two active toddlers, I feel like we’ve tried every type of sippy cup out there. The ones with flip-tops, the toss-and-go ones that come in a plastic rainbow of colors, the ones that look like regular bottles (but have handles!), and even the no-spill/no-straw/no-spout cup. They all do the job. But the Chicco Insulated Straw Cup that Stellar sent me looks way better doing it. The durable drinking straw tucks into a slim, protective compartment via sliding switch. But don’t let the cup’s glittering outer stars fool you: the design is minimalist to the max. There’s nothing bulky. Nothing extra. It’s just everything you need to keep your kid hydrated with an easy-to-clean, easy-to-drink-from cup that’s impossible to spill. My 1-year old can slide the straw door open and shut on his own as needed. And the cup successfully withstands being one tantrum away from becoming a high-chair hand grenade.