Tommee Tippee Weighted Straw Toddler Sippy Cup, 8 Ounces - 6+ Months, 1 Count

Is there a way to get a replacement straw? The weighted straw disappeared and we cant seem to find a replacement anywhere. Otherwise amazing

Not that great of a cup for the price. It's hard to press the button to lift the lid and it does leak some.

My nine month old was in awe of this when she first saw it. She is used to her bottles for everything so this was new for both of us. She was able to handle it instantly, it was easy for her to grip each side. I really like how you press the button and the top flips open. She had fun using that feature too and I like how secure it is. She started with little sips to bigger ones in no time. It was a big step for her and I was so excited! There hasn't been any leakage even when it falls down or is tossed around. It's easy to take apart to clean and put back together. This sippy cup has been absolutely perfect for my baby girl and me! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I was supposed to have one sent to me to review, and I never received it. I had gotten my hopes up, so I went and purchased one so that I could still write something about it. Our daughter was premature, and has had developmental delays. She hasn't really picked up on other straw type cups, so I wasn't wholly convinced she would be ready for this. She sure surprised me! The cup was easy for her to hold, and it only took her a couple tries to get her water out. Between the excitement from us and the reward of getting a drink, she was thrilled too. We are going to get another one for daycare! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

First impression after reading the manual: too many parts to take apart for cleaning My baby is a yr old and has been using sippy cups for some months now and when she first touched the straw I am honestly surprised that she knew how to use the straw, as if its an instinct. Initially, I couldnt understand the purpose of the weighted straw until I noticed that baby tilts the bottle here and there and the straw goes down to wherever water is so the flexible straw draws out the water wherever its mostly pooled. One thing I noticed tho is that there are times a pressure is built up inside the cup and upon releasing the flap/open, without sucking into the straw, water goes up the straw as if being siphoned, causing spills. Few times I had trouble recapping the bottle because the handle just doesnt clasp right so if the cap is screwed too lose or too tight, it spills. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]