Pura Kiki 11oz/325ml Stainless Steel Sippy Cup Bottle w/Sleeve, Plastic-Free MadeSafe Certified, Medical-Grade XL Silicone Sipper Spout Fast Flow Rate for Kids, Toddlers, Babies & Infant - Aqua Swirl

I was so tired of regular sippy cups that no matter how clean you kept them there was always some tiny little corner or crevice you just couldn’t scrub and the cup would get ruined because it would constantly get bacteria or mold!! sippy cups are always just too hard to clean!! So after doing some research I found a lot of blogs and articles that recommended this cup.. after I got it I absolutely loved it there is no corner or crevice that you cannot reach to keep it completely clean at all times and it’s easy to get clean you don’t have to sit there and dig in all the little tiny spaces to make sure that it’s clean. I love that you can interchange the spouts from bottle to sippy to straw to open mouth pop top. I will definitely only use these from now on. They’re a bit pricey so I can’t exactly “stock” my cabinet and have multiple ones for all three kids but I’m going to get two for all of the kids and just buy the interchangeable spouts. HOWEVER there is a downside to my glowing review. I have had this bottle for my two-year-old son for about a week and yes he kind of chews on the rubber spout a little bit —he has the sippy spout that’s supposed to be leakproof and after only a week it officially leaks all the time because the top leakproof slits have been stretched out and now the bottle is no longer leakproof. I should also mention that from day 1 it wasn’t the GREATEST leakproof spout. It has a well Area on top so after they sip the well leaks out. So I’m not sure where to go with this because my two-year-old still likes to have a sippy cup of water in bed with him all night and obviously if it’s not leak proof that’s not gonna work for his mattress. *ive attached a pic for you to see what you’ll be dealing with* Maybe I’ll try the straw spout for him at night. That’s my only major downside. But the durability of the canister and ease of cleaning makes it worth it for me. The separate spouts are a little pricey for me but I’m pretty sure these bottles will stand the test of time. Hopefully. So if some $7 spouts are all I need to worry about it should be fine.

I love this sippy cup! I hate plastic. I love that these cups are stainless and non-toxic. Also they are so easy to clean as they are dishwasher safe. It’s cool that they grow with your baby/toddler - as you can change out the tops from nipple, to sippy, to straw, to cap. Very innovative!

I love this item for quite a few reasons. Our son refused to give up his baby bottle and he did not like ANY of the sippie cups we wasted money on. If he liked the mouthpiece he didnt like the cup itself or how to hold it. THIS eliminated all of that!! its so easy to keep from smelling and to keep drinks cool. The interchanging mouth pieces are great! and As a "green" person i absolutely appreciate this bottle. The rubber covers can be replaced too so this bottle lasts YEARS.Now the downsides are it leaks from the mouthpiece openings but not from the rim. So my son still gets his bed wet but small price to pay considering we only give him water in his room. The only other bug a boo i have with this item is we ordered the 11 oz and i cant get my hand in there to wash it but a simple fix for sure!! bottle brush or even a dish brush would get in there and clean it no problem. Would recommend over and over. Will also be buying more! (also we used our old nipple piece in the bottle since we ordered a sippie mouthpiece, but the mam bottle nipples work in this too)

Very cute (got multiple compliments). But like some other reviews mentioned, it dents easily. We only have ours for about 3 weeks and there are several little dents at the bottom from minor drops. Other than that I like it. The silicone lid is a bit of a schlep for child to remove and put back on, and you really have to keep your eye on it or try to put it back on after every use since it's not attached. We're always looking for it after the bottle was used.

Good quality , we have used these for years, the bottle has been since upgraded. One of the only if not only plastic free option for toddlers on the market.You will want a bottle brush to keep the inside clean. One downside is mold can grow on the inside bottom corner of the bottle if it isn’t regularly bottle brushed and left to dry

I really like this sippy. We have gone through quite a few different brands & so far this one catches my eye the most. Only thing, if you have a younger baby transferring to a sippy, I think the flow is kind of fast, for my 2 year old it works great. It doesn’t leak. It’s cute. Easy to clean.

It’s not heavy like I thought it would be which is great. I appreciate that it comes with a cover for the nipple. My strictly breast fed baby took to it right away. Worth the price. I wish they had more color selection but I’m just happy it’s nontoxic and super functional!Edit: I ended up returning because it leaked heavily. I tried to move the nipple around but unfortunately I didn’t work. Its unfortunate because my daughter was taking to it really well.

Good quality sippy cup. Doesn’t leak between the cap and the bottle. Allows ample flow through nipple (with the not-infant-style nipple design). Does allow liquids to drip slowly out of the nipple when inverted and the nipple has a contour at the tip which turns into a little reservoir which then gets splattered when your child decides to use the bottle as a projectile or baton. The bottle seems impervious to permanent marker or tape so I have yet to figure out a way to label the bottle. Perhaps a rubber band or on of those pneumatic hammer pens for writing on metal equipment?I got this bottle in the hopes that my 22-month old daughter would prefer it to our old leaky infant milk bottles but she doesn’t. Instead she has been drinking water out of it which is fine. My 4 year old son likes this bottle because it’s reminiscent of his bottle days without being too babyish. My daughter finally and quite reluctantly has transitioned to a plastic nuk bottle for her milk whose nipple is pointier and requires much more suction.I like the fact that there are a series of nipple types that go with this same bottle. I think I’ll try the straw type. Perhaps my daughter will prefer something further away from mamas nipple design.