Miracle Trainer Cup

These cups honestly made the transition from bottles so much easier for my toddler. I love that the 360 design lets them drink from any side just like a regular cup, but without making a huge mess every time. The spill-proof feature actually works, which has saved me from constantly cleaning milk and water off the floor. They’re lightweight, easy for little hands to hold, and very easy to wash. I also like that there are no straws or extra complicated parts to clean. The quality feels great and they’ve held up really well with daily use. If you’re starting the transition away from bottles, these cups are absolutely worth buying.

I highly recommend using this for the time when you are introducing your baby to drinking from a cup. Be sure to clean the cup thoroughly by removing the silicone cover up top before serving drinks to baby. The gap inbetween can collect dust and possibly grow mold. The durability had been great so far since my baby likes to throw it down from the top of the high chair. It’s also the perfect size for my baby to hold and drink without my help. The best part is that it is spill proof too so that’s one less thing to wipe up after feeding time.

*** See below for update *** Like many parents, we struggled to find the best way to teach our little girl to drink from a cup. We tried various forms of sippy cups, but she couldn't seem to figure out how the mouthpiece worked. And we didn't want to start with regular cups because the water would end up everywhere. Then I stumbled across these. I have to say, I'm VERY impressed by the ingenious simplicity of their design. There are three pieces: the cup itself, a white two-handled "lid" that has lots of tiny holes in it, and a silicone "cap" that snaps into the lid. When the cup is tilted, liquid inside it passes through the holes in the lid but is stopped by the silicone cap. Applying a bit of downward pressure on the edge of the cap creates a small opening which allows liquid to flow out from beneath the cap, but only where the pressure was applied. So when our little one raises the cup to drink from it, nothing actually flows from it until she puts it to her mouth and a little pressure from her teeth/gums creates an opening in the silicone cap. This cup has been indispensable for helping our daughter learn to drink small amounts of water. Some things I really like about this cup: 1) It's very sturdy. This cup has landed on the floor many times and shows no signs of damage. 2) It's about as leak-proof as you can get for an infant/child cup. Our little one waves it around in the air, knocks it over, and occasionally launches it onto the floor. If it hits the floor hard a drop or two may spill, but that's it. 3) The cup's two handles make it easy for little hand to hold. 4) Your little one can drink from anywhere along the rim. 5) It is dishwasher safe. The only [very small] complaint I have is that the silicone top can be a little tricky to separate from the cap. You just have to get a really firm grip on the center circle and pull hard. Fortunately both pieces are tough enough that it would be tough to damage either one in the process. TIP: When we first tried this cup with our daughter, initially she couldn't figure out how it "worked." Unlike her bottle, it has no nipple, and of course she didn't realize that she had to press her upper gums/teeth against the silicone to get water to come out. So we actually removed the silicone top and then, holding the top of the cup against her lower lip, tilted the cup slowly to allow a little water to flow into the cap and then into her mouth. A couple of weeks later, when she seemed to understand the concept, we put the silicone top back on and she learned to bite down on it gently to make water come out. When doing this technique, note that the more full the cup is, the easier it is to control how much water enters the cap when you tilt it, so make sure the cup is fairly full when you try it. Overall we couldn't be happier with these cups! Highly recommended. -------------------------- UPDATE 4/10/2019 -------------------------- We still love these cups, but after several months of use we noticed they were developing black mold beneath the silicone ring that sits at the top of the threads on the cap. At first we were dismayed and thought we would have to throw all of the cups away. However, I removed all of the silicone rings from the caps, soaked everything in a vinegar solution, then scrubbed and washed the rings and caps thoroughly, and they are as good as new! The point here is that even though these cups are dishwasher safe, you DO need to remove the silicone rings from time to time and wash them so mold doesn't accumulate beneath them. At this point we remove the rings every time we wash the cups -- they go into a small basket in our dishwasher along with the colored silicone tops -- and we haven't had any more problem with mold. It may be unnecessary to remove the rings every time you wash the cups, but for us it's easier than trying to remember when we last did it. So, a small extra step to be sure these cups are mold-free. It doesn't take away from how much we like these cups!

Update 10/2021: After more than a year of heavy usage they are finally starting to leak some when they would not have normally done so before. I thinks this is due to the silicon top that the child bites down on loosing some riggity through use. So, if used daily, these might not make it through a second child, but they have done a great job so still five stars and would buy again. They are still easy to clean, have been run though the dishwasher many, many, many times, and we have still have not had mold issues. Original review: My baby was having a hard time drinking from traditional spill proof sippy cups because she couldn't quite figure out the right way to suck. She has been nursed and has only used a bottle every once in awhile. This worked great. The water comes out when they bite down, so it doesn't really matter if they can suck well. She was 6 months when I first gave them too her and she figured it out after a couple of tries. Now she get excited for her water. There is no such thing as a truly spill proof cup, but these do a pretty good job. We've only had spills when it's gotten knocked off of the high chair or dropped really hard. They don't come with a lid to keep dirt off when you are out and about. Those have to be bought separately, and they are with the extra money. It would just be more convent if they were included with the sippy cup purchase. As for getting them clean, it's not hard at all. I almost didn't buy these because of the reviews saying they had trouble with mold. If you follow the cleaning directions, that won't be a problem. It comes in three pieces: the cup itself, the white lid, and the colored piece that snaps on top. You have to take all three pieces apart to wash. It sounds like some people were running it through the dishwasher without separating the white lid from the colored top. We separate all three pieces, run them through the top rack of the dishwasher, and let them dry completely before putting it back together. We haven't had any trouble with them getting clean or with mold. All around, its a great purchase.

These cups are actually pretty cool once you get used to them since the 360 design lets kids drink from any side and helps reduce spills because it seals when they’re not drinking. I like that there’s no straw or spout, so it feels more like a regular cup and is easier to clean with fewer parts. That said, it can take a little time for kids to figure out how to use it at first, and while it’s mostly spill-proof, it’s not completely leak-proof if it gets shaken or thrown around. Overall, a solid option for transitioning away from bottles with a small learning curve at the beginning.

UPDATE: She absolutely did come around to them, and these are now almost the only cups she drinks from! They're super convenient for me as a parent because the whole thing can be put in the dishwasher and I don't need to worry about spills or about the shenanigans she gets up to with a straw (not to mention washing a straw). --- I think these are genius. The whole concept of this kind of cup seems like a great way to teach toddlers how to drink from open cups without having to go through the whole "pouring water all over myself" phase that you get with a true open cup. Unfortunately, my toddler does not agree. She'll barely deign to look at these cups. I like how easy to put together and take apart these are, and I like that I can throw them in the dishwasher. I'm very pro handles on toddler cups, so I love that, too. They stay upright well, although nothing is really a match for a toddler who wants to knock over a cup. The design is generally sleek, simple, and pleasant--so many toddler cups are kind of ugly, but these, despite being brightly colored, register as quite neutral, which I mean as a positive thing. I'm keeping them around, because I hope she'll come around to them.

These Munchkin Miracle 360 cups are a lifesaver for parents. The design is truly spill-proof — no matter how my toddler shakes, tips, or drops the cup, there are no leaks. It gives me peace of mind when the cups are in the car, on the couch, or in the diaper bag. The 360-degree drinking edge is genius. My child quickly learned to sip from any side, which feels more natural and helps transition from bottles to regular cups. The soft silicone edge is gentle on gums and teeth, and the handles make it easy for little hands to hold. They’re also very easy to clean. The three-piece design comes apart quickly, and there are no hidden spots for mold to grow. I just toss them in the top rack of the dishwasher and they’re good as new. At 7 ounces, they’re the perfect size for small toddlers, and the bright colors are fun and engaging. Having a 2-pack is convenient for home and on-the-go. Overall, these are the best toddler cups I’ve tried — safe, durable, and genuinely spill-proof. Highly recommended for any parent with a baby 6 months or older.

We love these cups at my house! This is not the first time I have purchased them but we love them so much we needed more. My almost 5-year old still loves drinking out of these cups because she can carry them around with her and they won't spill when they tip over. Not the mention, they are lightweight and durable. We use these cups at home and on the go. They fit perfectly in car seat cup holders and are easy for little ones to hold. They do spill a little if they are dropped but it's nowhere near how much a regular cup would spill.

Die Trinkbecher kamen schnell u. gut verpackt zu Hause an. Diese riechen anfangs nach “neu” aber nicht streng. Nach dem ersten Waschen war der “Geruch” gleich verflogen. Die blaue habe ich in Reserve und noch original verpackt. Das blosse “Auslüften” hat dem Trinkbecher schon geholfen. Den Gummiaufsatz habe ich ganz einfach nach oben abgezogen zwecks Reinigung. Danach setzt sich der Aufsatz ohne große Mühe wieder an seinen Platz. Wie in der Beschreibung: kein Auslaufen, wenn die Tasse mal Schieflage hat oder mal auf den Boden fällt. Mein Sohn kannte bis dato nur die Schnabeltasse bzw. die Trinkflaschen mit Nuckel. Er (16 Monate alt) hatte den Dreh schnell raus, wie er mit dieser trinken muss. Wie in der Beschreibung: 360° Trinkrand. Ich kannte den Trinkbecher ohne Griffe; jedoch finde ich es für meinen Kleinen super, dass hier am Deckel die Griffe integriert sind. Super verarbeitet; keine scharfen Kanten zu befürchten. Gerne zu empfehlen!

Produto original, melhor compra. Comprem sem medo

ممتازه جوده عاليه تقنيه متميزه لتعليم الاطفال الشرب

Me encantaron para mis niños de 2 años, sí es anti derrames y fácil de lavar, se desarma completo

Questi bicchieri sono grandiosi! Ne ho già acquistati 4, in modo da averne uno anche all'asilo e a casa dei nonni. Il mio bimbo non ha mai bevuto dal biberon ma beveva dai bicchieri con il becccuccio ché però trovavo piuttosto scomodi da pulire. Questi oltre ad essere comodissimi da pulire perché si smontano completamente, sono anche molto funzionali. Il bambino beve come da un normale bicchiere ma semplicemente non gli casca addosso tutta l'acqua perché la valvola la ferma. Mio figlio ha imparato subito ed ora è molto più bravo a bere anche dai bicchieri normali. Il bicchiere si compone di 3 pezzi: la tazza, la parte bianca con le maniglie che è tutta forata e la valvola che si incastra sulla parte bianca. L'acqua esce dai buchini e dal bordo della valvola quando il bimbo poggia le labbra. Se capovolto l'acqua non esce ma se lanciato (come fa mio figlio) un po' di acqua fuoriesce comunque. Riassumendo: li consiglio vivamente, ottimi davvero per insegnare al bimbo a bere dal bicchiere in autonomia!