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

This Munchkin replacement lid has been fantastic for extending the life of our Miracle 360 cups as my toddler's drinking preferences evolved. The sippy and straw lid options provide exactly what we needed to transition from the 360 design to more traditional drinking methods while keeping the same beloved cup base that my daughter was already comfortable with. What I appreciate most is how seamlessly this lid fits with existing Miracle 360 cups. The threading matches perfectly with no leaking or loose connections, and the quality feels identical to the original lids. Having both sippy and straw options in one lid gives flexibility to match my child's current developmental stage and preferences. The straw component works excellently with good flow rate and easy cleaning. Unlike some straw cups that develop mold or become difficult to sanitize, this design disassembles completely for thorough washing. The sippy option provides familiar comfort for times when my toddler wants the security of a more controlled flow. The durability has been impressive after months of daily use, frequent washing, and typical toddler handling. No cracks, leaks, or deterioration of the sealing components. The straw maintains its shape and doesn't collapse during use, which has been an issue with other brands. Being able to continue using cups we already own rather than purchasing entirely new drinkware saves money and reduces waste. My daughter didn't have to adjust to a completely different cup system, which made the transition much smoother. Highly recommend for parents with Miracle 360 cups - this extends their usefulness and provides great value for growing toddlers' changing needs.

This set is perfect for my 18 month old. They fit great in 360 cups no issues there. She loves using straws but bites them so This silicone straw has withstood a lot of chewing and she can’t pull out the straw. It does leak so I don’t use these in car rides. And the other top is perfect to help her with transitioning to open cup without the mess. And a big plus for me is that there’s not so many pieces to deal with and clean.

Great addition to a great sippy cup! The straw has a rim around the outside so it can’t be pulled all the way out of the lid. The straw is very durable (no signs of teeth marks yet from my child who chewed threw the “bite proof” straw on a different cup.) It also does not have a valve inside the straw to make it spill proof which makes it great for smoothies. I was so happy to find this item to go with the stainless steel cups. Definitely able to get my money’s worth out of the cups with these additional lid options and keeps my 5 year old from being offended at having to use a “sippy” cup.

TAUGHT MY BABY TO DRINK FROM A SIPPY CUP! My 11 month old breastfed baby has never taken a bottle, so I bought him a trainer sippy cup but I noticed that he hates tilting his head back to drink. I was looking for straw cups to see if that would work since he would not have to do the tilting motion. However, I did not want another sippy cup if he wasn’t going to like it. I already has the miracle 360 cup (doesn’t understand how to use it) so I decided to get this to see if straws were his thing. Let me say, HE DID IT & it only took him like 2 minutes to figure it out! My only down thing is that liquid still comes out of the straw (can’t prevent that it’s an open straw) but it is spill proof from the lid screw and straw insert part. It’s a nice and snug perfect fit to prevent spilling from there. Besides that, I wish there was an attachment for the smaller 360 cup. The straw is really long and I think that also causes more spilling from the straw hole. (I havnt used the other attachment) Lastly, this does NOT come with a straw cleaner. Now I have to buy one separately.

Good product and good price and fast shipping and I highly recommend this seller.

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.

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.)