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

estan bien. bune material y producto

Fits perfect on the stainless munchkin sippy cup. The straw fits tight in the lid so it won’t spill! My toddler holds the cup by just the straw too with no issues. Easy to clean with the straw brush it comes with!

Bastante práctico. Ya tenía el vaso de la misma marca y me encanta para mi café

Great just what we need

Enjoyed the replacement lids. They fit was perfect.

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

I like how the lids extend the life of the cups we already have. I would like them more if they were spill proof. On the other hand, because they visibly aren’t spill proof I’m not tempted to try to pack them as if they were. The lids and wide, flexible straw are easy to wash, although a brush for the straw is not included.

I almost teared up when our daughter started FINALLY drinking consistently during mealtimes with the help of the straw lid (at 19 months old!!). She was born 13 weeks early, and her one lingering issue related to her prematurity is her inability to swallow thin liquids. We have to thicken all fluids with baby oatmeal. Most sippy cups are leak proof, with valves that prevent thickened liquids from getting through, and my daughter would only pretend to drink from sippies with more open tops. We’ve been struggling to keep her liquid intake up and have kept relying on bottles between meals. I’d given our daughter water in the 360 cup for her to practice outside of meal times (low risk of lung infection if she aspirates a small amount of water without food in her mouth), and I’m so thankful I found these lids to go with those cups! I agree, most would probably want one or the other, but in our case, it’s nice to have both so she can practice with two types of lids that both allow thickened liquids through.The straw is our favorite. Our daughter is teething and chews on it relentlessly between sips, and it shows no signs of wear after over a month of nearly daily use. She pulls it closer to her using the straw, and it’s tight enough in the lid that it doesn’t budge. She throws it on the floor occasionally, and even then it barely leaks (through the vent hole). This is the only sippy top she’s been able to use to completely empty a cup.The other lid is similar to the other open top sippies we’ve tried without success, but we still give it to her occasionally. She drinks some, through not as much as with the straw. This lid is also a lot messier. A lot. So I think it will be more useful in the future once she’s a bit more coordinated and less volatile.