He liked the little one and asks for it whenever he wants to drink water. The membrane on top does not let the water fall if the glass is turned upside down, only when the little one drinks water. In the same logic, it also takes straws.

If the child manages to understand exactly what they need to do, then it's good. If not, the cup is useless. Mine can't grasp that he needs to suck on the rim of the cup to get the liquid out, so he brings me the cup to open it for him to drink. LOL

Very good for training your child to hold a cup without handles, because you can remove them if you want

Unfortunately, the little one didn't find it convenient at all. The water runs very easily as soon as it is turned upside down, which happens frequently. A similar cup that we have from another company doesn't have a single leak no matter how many times it falls

It has leaks... not at all convenient despite being very beautiful and more expensive than others. I will be forced to buy a new one because the only moment I can give it to the baby to drink is in the high chair as wherever it touches, water runs

I, who am trying to drink from the cup, if I don't hit one of the openings where the water flows, I don't drink as much as I try. The little one doesn't use it at all (2 years old). The material it is made of is good, but it drips quite a bit in his attempt to sip.

It helped us a lot in transitioning from the bottle. I used it for about 10 months and we gradually learned to drink water from our cup. It doesn't leak and has a good flow, handles for easy grip by children, and it is also easy to clean. I highly recommend it.