Munchkin Sippy and Straw Lids for Miracle 360 Cups (1 Count)

Great just what we need

I like how the lids extend the life of the cups we already have. I would like them more if they were spill proof. On the other hand, because they visibly aren’t spill proof I’m not tempted to try to pack them as if they were. The lids and wide, flexible straw are easy to wash, although a brush for the straw is not included.

Fits perfect on the stainless munchkin sippy cup. The straw fits tight in the lid so it won’t spill! My toddler holds the cup by just the straw too with no issues. Easy to clean with the straw brush it comes with!

Love these lids. They have given new life to our existing 360 cups both the plastic and stainless steel. The straw works well and will not leak around the hole it sits in which is good. We use this lid more than the other sippy lid that has a small slit in it as that will leak if the cup is turned over. However, I do like using the sippy lid for milk and juice as it's easy to clean and you dont end up cleaning out milk residue from the straw. I just make sure to watch my kiddo drink the milk and take it away when he's done. I often add powder vitamins or probiotics to the milk which flows through easily on the sippy lid. So they both serve a purpose for us.

We have different aged kiddos, both within the toddler phase though. These lids for the 360's are amazing. One can use the lid without the straw and loves to be a "big kid" with their cup, they veiw it like daddys coffee cup with his lid. The other one loves the straw and being able to walk around with their drink without the fear of spilling. These lids are super easy to clean and the dishwasher doesn't leave weird marks on them. I am very happy with these lids and highly recommend.Prosless mess when they knock it overeasy to cleanfun designteaches great skills for drinking out of a cupconssmall in size, at least in my house I have to fill it often (pro and con, I atleast know they are drinking)can be priceyLid can be hard to screw on

I have an EBF one year old who has refused pumped milk and /or formula in a bottle since 6 months old. Then came a problem with poor weight gain around 9 months, which resulted in a need for supplementation. Ah, but the child has a soy protein and milk protein sensitivity/allergy, the soy being an FPIES reaction, on top of it all, so most things that are high protein and fat were out of the question. Frustrated is an understatement.So, we try an elemental formula. It was moot to try different kinds of bottles, though I did and failed, so I started pushing a cup. Sippy cup with flexible spout was a chew toy, and he hated everything else. We tried the regular 360 lid, weighted straw cup, weighted straw/sippy spout combo, the tiny weighted open cup- nothing.I originally stumbled upon this trying to find a thicker straw to try with the supplement as a purée like consistency. OMG. It was perfect. The straw that comes with this was a little long so I cut it, but otherwise this has been a lifesaver. The thicker part in the middle prevents my child from pulling the straw out. The clear lid allows him to see what’s in it, which he likes. It’s easy to clean. It’s durable, as tested by the child swinging it around/carrying/holding it by the straw. It does spill some from the tiny hole that promotes easy flow, and then the opening of the straw, but it’s minimal enough that it doesn’t bother me (and I’m a bit on the neat freak side.)

I’ve purchased these accessory pieces to interchange with the regular no spill sippy cups. We use the no spill at bedtime to transition off the bottle and these straw and hole lids during the day. I tested it myself, and you can easy drink through the straw, the straw is soft and flexible. The lid seals when screwed on so minimal to no spilling if dropped. Love these sippy cups!

I was looking for a straw cup/lid for smoothies and came across these. I already have several of the munchkin 360 cups so I loved that they make these lids to fit them. The straw is pretty tight in the hole and has a thicker section under the lid so the straw can't be pulled out. They are mostly spill proof. I've used the straw lid for smoothies and only a little splashes out of the air hole and whatever is left in the top portion of the straw might fling out if it gets thrown or dropped. I like how the lid screws on not just pops off and on like some cups. Also, the straw is long enough for the taller 360 cup (I have the stainless steel one). They are easy to clean, no weird air vents that trap moisture and get moldy like some cups I've looked at.