Re PlayMade in the USA 3pk No Spill Sippy Cups for Baby, Toddler, and Child Feeding - Purple, Green, Bright Pink (Butterfly)

Chances are that if you've been a parent for a couple of years you know the struggle well. The never ending search for the perfect sip cup that balances usability and ease of cleaning. Stop looking. You've found it. You're done. I realize you may be at a loss as to what to do with your life now, but once you are over the shock and odd sense of loss you'll be so much better for it.The only drawback to these cups: they are a bit difficult for the 13-18 month old set to drink from. They do seem to loosen up over time. And you can beat the system by not pushing the valve all the way down over the air vent.The positives: they are a very generous size. They come in an array of fun colors. LEAK FREE, seriously that's not an exaggeration. They are so easy to clean! Not just the cups themselves (lids and cups are made from a single molded piece of plastic) but the valves. Oh the valves! They are made from a single piece of molded silicon and are CLEAR. so if an orange juice cup rolls under the couch and doesn't re-emerge for two day (what? That's never happened) you will have no problem getting all of the gunk off of the soft valve. They stand up to the dishwasher, I haven't noticed any fading at all!Over the past year we have switched all of our kiddie tableware over to Replay and have zero regrets!If you found this review helpful give it a thumbs up so others will see it too.

I bought these for my almost 2 year old granddaughter and they work very well. No spills so far and they've been washed several times in the dishwasher successfully. I recommend them

I like the Re-Play brand because they are one of the few from Amazon that is made in the USA. If that is the most important thing to you, these sippy cups are your best option. However, if you don't mind your child eating off something made in China (I don't...anymore;), both the Munchkin 360 cups and the Nuk "learner" cups have better flow than these cups (that is, kid gets more liquid with less sucking effort) and are easier for beginners to maneuver due to side handles. [Note: My (very finicky) daughter has consistently preferred cups with spouts over straws because of ease of flow, so if you are transitioning from bottle/breast to cup, I recommend one of the afore-mentioned models.]These Re-Play sippy cups are annoying to clean -- the plastic stopper piece that makes the cup "spill proof" should be rinsed every use (at least for milk) -- but so are the Munchkin 360s (for the same reason). Therefore, I recommend using these cups for water and the Nuk Learners for milk.

I had been getting the take and toss cups but have had trouble finding the one's with the proper flow rate since my child is now older. I read a review on these cups and took a chance buying 9 of them and let me tell you these things are great! They don't spill, they are easy to clean, they survive drops of up to five feet (tested accidentally by me.)If you are looking for a great drinking cup for your toddler look no further.

My 17yo has a tic disorder that makes drinking from regular cups anywhere from inconvenient and messy to downright dangerous. These cups are strong, easy to clean, and never leak. The added bonuses of keeping plastic out of landfills and not having “baby” imagery on the cups are also nice.