The First Years Take & Toss Toddler Straw Cups – Spill Proof and Dishwasher Safe Toddler Cups with Straws – Toddler Feeding Supplies – 10 Oz – 4 Count
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Take & Toss Straw Cups help you to reuse and recycle! These dishwasher safe cups can be used again and again, but don’t cost a lot. When it’s time to let them go, the cups can be recycled in many communities. Made without BPA, these durable cups are perfect for families whether at home or on the go. Kids love the fun colors and parents love that these spill proof cups help to keep drinks inside with snap-on lids. They’re great for day care: Use a food safe marker to write your little one’s name on their cup, and you can be sure it’ll always end up in the right cubby. Add a fun splash of color to your child’s party – and help keep those drinks contained. There’s so many great ways to use them! How will you use your Take & Toss?
PERFECT FOR FAMILIES: Kids love the fun mix and match colors and parents love that these spill proof sippy cups help to keep drinks inside with snap-on lids
PERFECT FOR TRAVEL: Take & Toss straw cups are dishwasher safe and durable enough to use again and again, but at a price that won’t have you worrying if one gets lost while you’re on the go
PERFECT FOR PARTIES: Skip the line for party supplies and grab some colorful Take & Toss cups to brighten up your party – You can even send your guests home with a cup!
PERFECT FOR DAY CARE: Use a food safe marker to write your little one’s name on their Take & Toss, and you can be sure it’ll always end up in the right cubby
PERFECT FOR 18 MONTHS AND UP!
13 reviews for The First Years Take & Toss Toddler Straw Cups – Spill Proof and Dishwasher Safe Toddler Cups with Straws – Toddler Feeding Supplies – 10 Oz – 4 Count
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Lily N. –
Super easy for toddlers to drink from
We’ve bought tons of cups that are spill proof, but they’re impossibly hard to drink from (even for us as adults, especially the ones with weighted straws). So they’ve just piled up in our cabinets because our 1yo can’t suck from them to get any water out. But this cup uses a normal straw that doesn’t have a super fast flow so it’s super easy for her to draw out liquid from it without getting too much that she’ll choke.They’re easy to clean, we just put them in the dishwasher and then washed the straws with a straw brush by hand in the sink. They’re meant to be disposable but we’ll definitely be keeping them for a while until they’re not usable anymore. They’re really great quality and seem very durable.The only thing I do wish is that the straw can somehow have a cover, because it would be more sanitary. It just feels gross having the straw touch the ground or other surfaces. They’re also like 95% spill proof! I turned them upside down and my 1yo shook them and no water came out, but sometimes a little water will splash out. Not much. Definitely spill resistant but not 100% spill proof. The only problem is my daughter has figured out how to pull the lid off with her teeth by biting it.They’re easy for my toddler to hold too and they’ll be perfect for traveling with. I’d highly recommend them, especially since they’re super cheap for a set of 4.
Brooke –
Can’t beat these toddler milk cups!
These are my favorite toddler cups for milk. I have both the straw and sippy lid versions. Easy to clean, interchangeable, tight seal and bright colors. If one gets lost, no biggie as they have a great price point. Can’t beat these!
SVT –
Perfect for smoothies or purees
These cups are so inexpensive, yet the quality is really not bad. Not exactly leak proof as drops might come out of the straw if tilted or thrown by a toddler (but they don’t let more than a few drops out, which is wonderful), and would like to point out that NO cup really is leak proof. I have tried the cups that claim to be leak proof, have valves, but they still leak a little if thrown or tilted. Further, these straws are big enough to allow the toddler to drink purees or smoothies from the cups, this is impossible with the cups with valves (and if possible, cleaning those valves is a nightmare). The only complaint I have is there is no way to predict what color you will get. I was hoping to get at least one red cup, as the picture shows 2 red cups, but I got 2 blue, 1 green and 1 yellow cup (not a deal breaker but I found it a little disappointing). Like other reviews state, the lid has to be completely secure on the cup first, before you insert the straw, otherwise liquid comes out of the straw. I have seen this with other types of cups too, so nothing different really. Overall, for the price, these are a steal! The bright colors of the cups, lids and straws look beautiful.
Erin –
Great cups!! Nice for training toddlers
These have been great and are very affordable. The only thing I wish is that the straws had a little ring on the end so they can’t be pulled out of the cup.They don’t leak when tipped over, but obviously can burst open when thrown.Great to have a couple in the diaper bag (easy to stack and tuck in there, not heavy at all!) for when going to a restaurant or play date and don’t want to bring juice boxes everywhere.I have surprisingly had more use of these over the sippy cup version.
wanda d –
Great for the grandchildren
I have 4 grandchildren. An 8 y/o, a 6 y/o and 2 – 2 y/o. Drinking from sippy cups is great for the 2 y/o, but not so much for the 8 and 6 y/o. They were not babies anymore. These cups are perfect for them. Sturdy and easy to hold. Comes in bright fun colors that they love. Each set comes with 4 cups, 4 lids and 4 straws. Cups are spill-proof like their sippy cup counterparts. Easy to clean. Grandchildren love to drink from straws – it’s all about making those bubbles in the drink :-DThe only downside of these cups were the cups, lids and straws were not all in the same color. The cups I received were 2 blue, green and red. The lids were blue, red and 2 yellow. I got one of each color of the straws. The OCD in me would have like 4 colors of cups, lids and straws. It is a personal issue and not a quality issue. The grandchildren don’t care and I am good with that.Overall, I am very happy with these drinking cups. These cups are “grandma approved” and “children approved”.
Mark Tyson –
Great Travel Cups for Toddlers and Big Kids
These cups are so versatile, and they last forever. They are leak proof up to a point. The liquid will eventually spill out of the straw if you use them regularly. They are easy for a toddler or bigger kid to hold. I use ours on road trips when we picnic. They are dishwasher safe. I would warn you that drinks will bubble out of the straw if you leave it to sit for too long or refrigerate the drink and then take that first sip. Minor problem but still good to know.
Elisabeth Lind –
Great cup for great price
My son has Down syndrome and is struggling to learn to drink from a cup. We have tried so many expensive cup brands and styles. I wish I had just started with these! If your kid is new to straw drinking, or struggling to learn the skill, this is a great starting cup! You can squeeze the liquid into the straw to help them learn the skill. And although it spills a little when tipped, it’s reasonable. I have found it to be an excellent first straw drinking cup! And because it’s so cheap, we also don’t need to worry if we lose it or break it. I highly recommend this cheap cup solution for early cup drinkers!
SM –
Putting the lid on forces water out the straw
I like the price point of these so I can’t complain too much, but when you fill these cups with liquid and put the lid on with the straw still in the lid, the liquid will be forced out the top of the straw and spill. I have plenty of other kids straw cups which don’t do this so just a word of warning. As long as you remember to remove the straw before replacing the lid it is fine. Not sure how they are so highly rated because of this flaw, but other than that they work for a simple kids cup.
Sam T. –
These cups are great for little ones ages 4 – 12 months learning to use a straw or just starting out with solids. The straws fill with water when you apply any amount of pressure to the outside of the cup. They are ideal for wanting to introduce a straw to your little one but them not having mastered the sucking motion yet. The only downside to these cups is that the straw is mailable and so my children ended up chewing on them and I had to throw them out at a certain point. These cups do last quite a while for their price and came out well in the dishwasher.
__meep –
These cups are great for my preschooler. They don’t break or crack easily and hardly leak when turned to the side. It’s the perfect size for their little hands and secure enough to keep liquids in. We use it for water, milk and juices. We even warm his milk in it in the bottle warmer
Iara –
Produto de ótima qualidade, um plástico bem resistente e duro, com certeza vai durar bastante.A única ressalva que tenho é que dois copos vieram da mesma cor e duas tampinhas também, vieram dois copos azuis e duas tampinhas rosas, poderia ter vindo uma de cada cor. Os canudos vieram certos um de cada cor sem repetir.
n –
Very good 👍
Karen –
Tenía poca expectativa y wow lo mejor que he comprado!