REDUCE 14 Oz Coldee Kids Tumbler with Lid and Straw - Coldee Insulated Travel Mug - Spill-Proof, Sweatproof Stainless Steel, BPA-Free - Includes Handle, Reusable Silicone Straw - Varsity Blue

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I love these cups and so does my preschooler. She loves that she gets to have a cool "Stanley-like" cup like her older siblings, and I love that there is no leakage! It keeps her drinks cool for quite awhile being metal, and the straw and lid design is genius! It's easy for her to drink out of and I find it very easy to clean. One of the best parts is that replacement straws can be ordered separately for those kids who just can't help themselves and chew on the straw! The only drawback is that, because of the handle, and it not being a twist close lid, it doesn't easily transport in a backpack. But that's to be expected for this type of cup. It fits well in car cup holders, little kids hands, and it doesn't easily spill. 10/10 in my book!

Our toddler is constantly after mine and my husbands insulated cups, he loves the super cold ice water. I had to switch my personal cup to a silicone straw so my son wouldn’t hurt himself on the hard plastic one it came with, I love that this cup has the combination of a sturdy plastic straw at the base and the soft silicone on the top. We only use ours for water, but it keeps it ice cold for quite a while. I like that this cup has a few drinking options on the lid, however we have only used the straw as my LO is only 15m. I was a little worried he wouldn’t be able to use the straw, we have another brand of cup that is too difficult for him to suck liquid through, but he uses this cup with ease. The only thing he doesn’t like is that he can’t blow bubbles in this one lol. The handle was a selling point for me and it did not disappoint, it’s very sturdy and easy for little hands to grasp. The colors are very pretty and the quality is just as good as the crazy expensive cups this same style. Definitely worth the money, I’m actually going to look at a larger cup for myself because this one feels so nice. I wish there was a straw cover for travel, but i realize not everyone will be using this for a young toddler. So far it has not leaked on us, aside from when the cup fell over in the car and the straw was compressed down, which did allow liquid out but it was no fault to the cup. This cup is easy to clean and fits back together with ease. I highly recommend!

We have two four year olds. They were due to upgrade from their 360 stainless cups which we’ve loved now for three years. But they were starting to require more refills and the lids started requiring more detailed cleaning.I went on the hunt for a larger kid friendly option and checked out every cup in the store. They had to be leak proof, larger capacity, stainless, and easy to travel with. A few things sold me on the reduce bottles over all the others.I ended up getting the 50 and 40 oz versions for us and this kids version for our four year olds.Pros-Integrated silicone footing. My favorite feature that none of the others cups had. This makes the cups grip surfaces better and silent. I LOVE that detail and it really made me hope this was the one. Because they are integrated they don't get gunk in them and they are thick enough they actually work.Clear top- We had the popular kids brand, starts with a z, for smoothies, but the boys stopped wanting to drink out of them because they wanted to see the color of the drinks. Also the capacity wasn’t great and options for designs on the stainless were so so.Cup holder friendly- Must have.Open Grip- Easier to hang in a pinch off of handle bars or pant pockets.Easy Cleaning- Easily fit my entire hand into the cup and even the top cleans up in a breeze. The straws for the kids are wide and easy to rinse.Straw and pour- Versatile drinking options.Lightweight- Let me tell you I was set on getting the popular, starts with an O brand, but when I went into the store the adult 40 oz felt heavy and awkward. Really important I want to carry these around, otherwise I’ll hesitate to use them, and dehydrate myself lol.Leak proof (kids version)- The kids version (of the O brand) was a remarkable spend and not at all leak proof which is essential with small kids. The Reduce version somehow feels lighter and are easy to carry and travel with. Adult version doesn’t leak unless you have the straw in or open. (Adult version also has a suction, no thread top, so you can put the lip where you want.)Insulation- These stay cold. I saw some of the negative reviews on this. I was confused and worried that they wouldn’t keep temperature… They do, in a hot car for an hour and my water was still glacier.Colors and options- Expansive to say the least. Literally every option imaginable and great varieties for kids too!Lifetime warranty- Wow.Cons-None.

This is a good cup for toddlers.Pros: easy to clean and take apart. It is leak proof. Easy to hold for toddlers. Keeps your drink nice and cool. Very cute designs. Silicon straw very safe for little ones. You can drink it through the straw or just through the lidCons: the only issue for me personally with my toddler is if it falls really hard on the ground sometimes the lid will completely open and it’ll spill the water out. This is usually if it’s thrown at a high chair height and on the tile, at least it happened where my toddler would drop it, which sucks, but this cup is very durable and is leak proof when it isn’t thrown or it falls lol, only reason I have 4 stars got this cup, but overall great cup

The cup is excellent. Easy to clean and it can handle being dropped without breaking (so far). I didn’t even realize how the straw mechanism worked until getting it. I was pleasantly surprised that the straw is two pieces and comes apart for cleaning.The straws ability to be spill proof/resistant does not last long unfortunately. Two reasons: 1) after one use the contents will spill out if put on its side or upside down. Not drip, but spill. Not very resistant there. 2) the suction in the cup will cause liquid to come out of the straw when it’s sitting on the table after use.My other gripe with the straw is that my son bit through it on the first day. It is a choking hazard so be alert when your child is using this cup.The good thing with this cup is that they sell replacement straws. Many of these companies don’t and I have bought a ton of cups that I had to replace entirely because the straws never hold up.My advice is to buy the cup and the replacement straws together. Never hurts to have extra on hand. It is a really good cup.