Munchkin® Splash™ Open Toddler Cups with Training Lids, 7 Ounce, Multicolored, 4 Pack

Perfect cup. Perfect for little hands. My daughter is 3.5 and autistic. We've been stuck on hard spout sippy cups for forever. Every time we try to transition it's just a hot mess and we revert back to the sippy cups. We tried these and they are the perfect mix of making her happy and making me happy while we continue our journey to independence. I do wish there was a sliding lid, BUT we're using this as a transition to an open cup, so really this is closer to that goal. They are gorgeous looking and heavy duty. Simple. Lids fit great. Would recommend.

~ My son just turned 6. We went from 360 cups to kids cups with lids and reuseable straws. I like how lids and straws limit any spilling but I don't like how he always wants a lid and straw so I got to looking at my options when I found these. We have only had them a few days and love them~ They are not spill proof or leak proof, think a smaller size stainless cup or wine tumbler with a lid....they are like that but for little hands.~ I love that they have an easy on, easy off, easy to clean lid that does not fit a hard plastic reuseable straw (a disposable or silicone one would work though). I love the protection of minimizing spills if the cup is knocked over or if there are bumps in the road in the car or wagon.~ I love that they are only 5 ounces! They are a great size for little hands and perfect to stick to age appropriate serving sizes.~ I love they are multiple use cups! They can be used with or without the lid so they grow with your child. They are the perfect size for snacks too, I was thinking goldfish in the car but my teen said they'd be great pudding cups.

So these are nice. I was looking for something for my one and a half year old. She actually can do a cup with no lid on it just fine. But our problem has been lately she has been getting a kick out of taking her cup and just dumping it on the floor. But then she doesn't really care for sippy cups and then she throws them so I had to find somewhere in the middle. And that was a cup sort of like this it was an adult cup that we use. And then I searched around and decided to go with these munchkin ones. The only problem I have which is actually really great for helping get the lid off is there's just this little bump on the side so that you can like push on it to get it off. My one and a half year old always turns it to that side so she can try and drink out of it but the hole is completely on the opposite side. So I've been trying to get her to do that but even with that the lid stays on really nice and tight they're small and kids size so I even if she does spill it's not going to spill a lot. When it does get tipped over it's only whatever comes out of the little hole everywhere else seems to be sealed pretty well. And my older kids can use them to sometimes they want to use the lids and sometimes they don't. I do like the bright colors overall I think munchkin makes a pretty decent product. Cuz I even have like the munchkin 360s and I love those as well. I think they do a good job. These I was thinking are just mini versions of the adult tervis brand.

Perfect for toddlers just learning to drink from a spill proof cup. They are a bit small. They do not leak around the seal and are perfect for my toddler’s little hands!

Our 1 year old loves these cups! I think she feels like she is drinking from one of our travel coffee cups! She has been known to just dump a whole cup of water on herself while we have been practicing drinking from a cup. This helps control the flow, and, though it still spills easily, she makes less of a mess with these. The cups seem to hold up to normal toddler care (throwing, banging, etc). They are easy to clean and have been a great help in teaching her a new skill! She has to hold it with both hands because of how big it is/how small she is. They are cups she will be able to use for a long time.

These are such cute cups! They’re small enough for little hands to hold and practice drinking from a cup. They’re quite versatile as you can have to cover on the cup so the drink doesn’t spill as easily or when your little one gets the hang of drinking from an open cup, you can take the cover off. The cups are made of a strong shiny plastic material and are quite sturdy. So you won’t have to worry about your toddler dropping the cups on the floor and breaking.

I actually am really pleased with these as far as quality for cups for toddlers at a decent price point. My boy’s first birthday is tomorrow and I am trying hard to prepare him for life without the bottle. He shows signs that he is wanting to drink from an open cup. I know what a wet disaster that is going to be, so I wanted to give these a try. Small cups for small hands and a lid to help mitigate the damage done with each spill. He likes them and wants to carry them all around the house chewing on them/trying to drink from them. They are not going to be leak-proof, obviously, because they are still open cups, even with the lid on. The gasket around the lid does make a perfect seal though, so it doesn’t leak around the rim. My biggest reason for deducting 2 stars is because these are not drop proof. My baby is a new walker. Every time he trips and drops the cup (or just drops the cup cuz why not?), the lid flies off and shoots across the room. That doesn’t exactly help mitigate the spills. It would be nice if the lid stayed on so that even if my baby drops it, I have time to pick it up before the entire contents of the cup spill all over the floor. Everytime he drops the cup and I hear the lid go flying, I deflate. It is so annoying. I’ve just been filling them with smaller amounts of water and using my super absorbent O-Cedar mop to soak up the small spills. The good news is so far the cups and lids themselves have withstood the drops onto a hard laminate floor. No cracking yet, but it hasn’t even been a day. I also think these cups will be useful and less frustrating at mealtimes when baby is just drinking from them at the high chair.