OXO Tot Transitions 6oz Straw Cup with Easy-Grip Handles

Sarah: Cups are sturdy, easy to clean and disassemble. I especially love that all Oxo tot cup parts are interchangeable.

United States on Nov 13, 2023

Amazon Customer: The straw does not go all the way down so they are unable to drink everything also if it’s tilted the wrong way when it gets low no liquid goes up. The straw can be finicky if it’s not seated just right it will not work. The rotating handle and the measurements are nice

Canada on Nov 01, 2023

catherine stonehouse: Great cup to transition to from sippy cup. Easy for little hands to hold

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Eia: I used these to transition my baby (14 months) off bottles. These works great! The no spill works great! These work well with or without the handles, my toddler likes the handles so we keep them on. Overall great product. We like OXO so not surprised that we liked this too! The only downfall is cleaning, it’s got a few different pieces to clean. It’s not difficult but more of a task than anything.

United States on Oct 01, 2023

KNF: Our little chucks his cups like an angry drunk when he’s had his fill. These are the only cups that don’t spill when he does. He loves to flip the lid open and shut and he can’t pull the straw out. Best part is if he’s got it turned and the straw isn’t in the fluid, you can turn the handles since they’re not attached to the cup or the lid and they’re good to go - don’t even have to take it out of their mouth to do it. Only downside is that they only hold 6 ml.

United States on Aug 06, 2023

Vanessa V.: Oh boy they are good. Indestructible.
Only the straw gets bitten of.
And parts disappear so every once in a while we need to buy extra ones

United States on Jun 17, 2023

Sarah Noon: I love the baby oxo products. And the cup is great. I gave it to my 8 month old and she just couldn’t get her head around the valve in the straw. Then after reading/seeking some advice on this i changed the cup.
Apparently babies ideally shouldn’t use valves straws at this stage.
When she is older I will defo give her it as I s like it. But should really be advertised in a older age group in my opinion.

United Kingdom on Aug 14, 2021

Anna Rk: Completely disappointed. I bought it and it has stayed unused as apparently you can't suck anything out of it if you don't bite the straw at a specific point in order to make the hole open up. Other than that it might be the best straw cup in the world..but that's such a serious design fault that nothing else matters really
Recent edit: it just was hard for my baby to realise that she had to bite the straw to drink, so it stayed in the cupboard until she was quite older, when I took it out again and she figured it all out. Hence, I'm going to change the rating, but not recommended for younger than 15-18 months babies. Now it's one of her favourite ones and really convenient for me as I can trust it won't leak no matter what.

United Kingdom on Nov 03, 2019

mamamoo: My little one started to use this when she's 8 months old. easy for her to use. The water flow cannot be controlled, need to pay attention when she first used it. wish there's separate straw can be purchased.

Canada on Jan 27, 2019

Paula M: I really love these straw cups! Super easy for babies to drink from yet completely leak proof!!
Removable handles make it easy for baby to grasp, and even after removing the handles, the cup shape is ergonomically made for small hands.
The only reason I am deducting 1 star is because of the outer straw spout. After about 2 months of use ours tore right where the inner valve is. Customer support was great and sent us a new straw set, however again after about 2 more months of use it has happened again. When looking at a new undamaged one, it does seem to be weaker in that area, i'm assuming for when it comes to manufacturing the inner valve. But it is in a poor location especially if your kiddos have some lower teeth.

Regardless! Really nice product, and in all honesty, I should probably be replacing the straw more frequently for overall sanitary reasons.

Canada on Sep 20, 2018