Sippy Straw Conversion Kit for Babies 6M+ | Soft Silicone Sipper, Weighted Straw & Cleaning Brush | Smooth Bottle-to-Cup Transition

My baby is transitioning to cups and this was a perfect way to do that! I love the pigeon brand bottle tops.

Pros: this works as advertised and a successfully teaching my son to drink from a straw. I like it allows me to continue using my bottles past bottle-drinking months. Paired with the handles it works just like a sippy cup. Cons: none. If anything, the straw needs to be trimmed a little, but that’s by design and is not an inconvenience. It also only works with the plastic PPSU bottles that’s also by design.

I use these in wide mouth glass bottles (not pigeon brand). They fit all bottles that hold the nipple/spout. I like it doesn’t need an inner collar (collars are tricky to fit). They do not leak. My son kicked has the nipple, spout and straw trainer. He likes all three. They seam to wash well and not wear out too fast.

This was the perfect straw sipper for my daughter. If it's perfectly well on the pigeon brand bottles and helped her ease into the transition to using straws. Very easy to clean using the supply tool and great value for your money.

My baby loves this. Able to switch to this nipple with straw with her old baby bottles

My son was struggling to transition from a bottle to a straw cup and this was the first thing, that was not his normal bottle, he would take. It fits the evenflo wide balance + and Phillips avent bottles wonderfully and easy to clean! I am so happy to have found this product. He is now drinking from straw cups with no problem!

I am 30 years old and struggled to get milk up the 12m straw attachment not sure how a 1 year old is supposed to be able to do it while still learning. Was really hoping to like it to help with transition. Tried cutting the valve part off but since the weighted straw doesn’t have an exact fit on the straw nipple it is still hard to pull the liquid up. My recommendation would be to buy a free flow straw cup

Just buy a regular cup. Not useful. Great idea, not practical for learning. We found it easier to teach her with a regular straw and then come back to this.