Green Sprouts Baby Sippy Cup Made From Stainless Steel- 6Oz-Aqua-6Mo+, Piece Of 1

My baby nursed and could never take a bottle. We tried many sippy cups and at 11 months this one she could do! We have the glass one and LOVE that one. Bought the metal one for a beach vacation to keep her milk cold. It worked well for that. She is in OT and at 12 months learning how to do a straw cup. She figured out how with the honey bear bottle, this one and the munchkin weighted straw cup. The munchkin one was good for learning but it is hard to get a lot of liquid out and it leaks. The green Sprouts straw valve is awesome because the liquid stays up in the straw making it easier for them to drink. Also you can do it like a straw sippy cup without the long part in the bottle (so you have to tilt it up) or you can put the straw stem in the valve and use it like a traditional straw (leaving the cup down). We do it with warm milk tipped up before sleep and like a traditional straw cup the rest of the day with water. She can now chug 6 oz of milk in a few minutes after she got better with the straw.The metal one started leaking on us after a few weeks and I tried so many things and couldn't figure out why. I finally emailed the company and they sent me a new one. Fabulous customer service. The thing I really dislike about this cup is that the paint comes off. If it just chipped off from banging around that doesnt bother me, but it peels off easily from the bottom and i find it on my baby. Of course she likes to chew the bottom sometimes and I find paint in her mouth! I won't buy the metal version again because of this, they need to figure out a new coating or just keep them silver stainless. I love the glass version so much and their customer service I'm still rating it 5 stars. It does keep stuff cold well. There are a lot of metal straw cups for big kids out there but not many for babies or kids having a hard time with a straw without a valve. And it served us well when we really needed it.

Why on earth would you make a baby sippy cup that can’t be put in the dishwasher? Why would you paint the stainless steel with a paint that chips off so easily? Why paint it at all?! Why wouldn’t you include the straw and straw mouth attachment ? Or at least make it available for purchase separately? I bought Green Sprouts, Grosimi, and ThinkBaby stainless steel cups. While GS is insulated, it’s also the heaviest, making it hard for younger babies to lift high enough to drink from. The paint is rapidly chipping off and it warns you not to put in the dishwasher. If you care to hear about the other brands, ThinkBaby is not insulated and the straw design is a little hard to get used to, but it’s the least expensive by far and works nicely once you get used to removing/inserting the straw. I use it for water. Grosimi is insulated, it’s the lightest weight of the insulated options, and it’s the easiest to suck liquid through. But the stainless steel bottle is made in China and has some strange instructions about using some chemical to clean it before the first use. Not what chemical adverse parents are looking for. No good options out there die stainless steel sippy cups.

My husband and I wanted some thermos type sippy cups for our son to help keep his whole milk colder longer. This sippy cup does just that. Its very easy to use, has an easy to grip handle for our 1 year old, and a snap shut top that prevents leakage in the car. The only downside I've found to it is that my son loves to bang his cups on the table, and this one is VERY loud. Not idea for taking into a restaurant but it definitely does a good job at keeping his drink cold. Highly recommended.

I was excited for this bottle. I gave it as a gift to my nephew & when he opened it the paint was chipped at the bottom aide of the cup. I felt bad for not having opened the box before gifting it.That being said it looks nice. The handles rotate around & my daughter & newphew dont like cups like that. They get annoyed that it moves too much when they position themselves on the bed differently.If your kid doesn't mind rotating handles theyll like this.

Unnecessary plastic in packaging.The spout works good BUT the paint on the bottle is flimsy, my baby likes to bite on the bottom of it and the paint is all chipped off there's no telling how much of it he ingested when he had it in his car seat while I was driving even though they say it's non toxic it doesn't belong in toddler's stomach. Better not have any paint on it at all.