The weighted straw makes this especially useful for babies still learning coordinated straw drinking. Since they can sip from almost any angle, there’s less frustration during the transition away from bottles or soft spout cups. The removable handles are also nice because the cup can evolve with your child instead of feeling too “babyish” a few months later.
When to skip it
Like most weighted straw cups, this has more pieces than a basic toddler cup, so deep cleaning takes a little extra effort. And while the straw helps reduce spills, determined toddlers can still shake or squeeze liquid out once they realize how it works.
Pro tip
Weighted straws work best when the cup isn’t overfilled. Leaving a little room at the top helps the straw move more freely and usually makes sipping easier for beginners.
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