b.box + Lansinoh Training Cup

My little one figured out the soft spout within a day, and the weighted straw at the bottom actually picks up every last drop of milk. The cherry blossom color is a cute bonus.

The angled handles make it much easier for my 10-month-old to grip and tilt the cup on her own. We've had way fewer spills compared to other sippy cups we tried.

The soft silicone spout feels gentle on my baby's gums, and the spill-proof design has saved our carpets countless times. I love how easily she grips the handles during practice.

The handles are just the right size for my little one to grip, and the spout flows slowly enough that there’s barely any mess. It’s been a game-changer for our bottle-to-cup transition.

The soft spout is gentle on my baby’s gums and the handles are perfectly sized for small hands to grip. She figured out how to tip it up after just two tries.

The handles are easy for her to grip, and I like that the weighted straw lets her drink from any angle without me worrying about spills. It's made transitions way less messy than I expected.

My little one took to this cup immediately, and the soft spout seems much gentler on their gums than the last one we tried. The flip-top lid clicks shut nicely to keep things clean in the diaper bag, which I appreciate.

I was worried about leaks with a training cup, but the soft spout design really works—no spills after a week of use. Bought it for my 18-month-old and she figured it out in two days.

My toddler took to this cup right away—the small, soft spout is easy for his mouth. It doesn't leak even when tossed around, which saves my sanity. Just wish the straw was a bit longer.

My little one got the hang of the spout pretty quickly, but I wish the cup were a bit easier to clean around the valve. It does a fine job transitioning from bottle to cup, just not a miracle worker.