This is the kind of cup that works especially well for toddlers constantly on the move. The insulated body helps drinks stay cooler longer, and the sliding lid keeps the straw cleaner in diaper bags, cupholders, and stroller caddies. The removable handles also make the transition from baby cup to toddler cup feel a little smoother.
When to skip it
The straw and sliding lid have a few small parts, so it takes more effort to thoroughly clean than a very simple open-and-close cup. And while the spill-proof design helps a lot, toddlers who like to chew straws hard may wear them out over time.
Pro tip
If your child is just learning straw skills, start with the handles attached for a few weeks first. Once they get the hang of it, removing the handles makes it feel more like a “big kid” cup without needing to buy something entirely new.
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