Munchkin Miracle 360 WildLove Trainer Cup, 6 Oz, Polar Bear

We love these things for toddlers. It’s the only cup we’ll let our one year old cart around with milk in it, since the most it can really spill is just a drop or two if he really chucks it on the floor. They’re very cute and practical. Between these and the simple take and toss straw cups, we have never needed to buy a single sippy cup, which are supposed to be bad for oral development anyway.My one complaint is I would really like for these smaller sized 360s to also come in a plain lid option, without the handles on the lid. My kids don’t have any use for a cup bigger than this size, but outgrow the handles by the age of 2 or so. I would buy matching handle-less lids if I could.

The 360 cups are one of my favorites so far. I like how unique they are and they are so easy to clean. They are leakproof but if you throw it on the ground, some liquid in the top does come out. It’s very minimal. So far we have about four of these and if there were more designs we would have many more! I have sent these out as gifts to my friends who have little ones. Honestly, I have a large one that I use too. I like this one because the lids interchange with the other 360 cups. This cup is so freaking cute and my baby also really likes the red. His other favorite cup is the blue 360.

Our little guy loves this cup! It’s easy to clean was well. My only complaints with it is the plastic around the rim of the cup is sort of soft, and he has left teeth marks in it. This doesn’t seem to affect it at all other than it looks chewed up. It is leakproof.... unless it gets dropped on the floor, then it does sometimes spray out a little bit. Over all, we like it and will be purchasing more!

My 8-month-old son is a big fan of this cup. He seemed to prefer the rim style cup over a straw or one with a bottle-like tip, and I wondered if this might help better prepare him for a big kid up sooner. He can get a nice good grip on this to use it independently. He wasn't able to figure out how the water came out at first, but on the second day, he was using it without an issue. He's thrown it on the floor from his high chair and the spill-proofing is fantastic. He's also a fan of the illustration on the cup and spends time taking a careful look at it once in a while. A+

I started my son on this cup since he was 6 months old. He took a few tries to figure out how the water comes out of there but once he figured it he has been drinking water from the cup independently. Love this cup. The only minor downside is it’s not completely spill proof. If my son toss it on the floor while sitting in his high chair water does come out of it. But that’s the only instance where water comes out other than that it’s pretty spill proof

I’ve tried many brands over 6 years and Munchkin 360 miracle is my all time favorite. You can start at 6 months or 12months. I guarantee your baby toddler will be drinking from regular cups (please supervise ) by 18months or sooner. Upgrade to the bigger Munchkin 360 miracle cups as the child grows for best results. This cup is Autism Friendly (adult and child, because it’s a fact that autism is a genetic neurological condition) ! It’s also VERY easy to clean. All the parts are detachable and you will only have 3 parts to put back together. It’s super simple. Do you have a baby who loves to toss his cups behind the couch or under the bed? No problem! This cup is easy to get in the corners and you can actually see everything to ensure it’s 100% clean and safe for baby to continue to enjoy!

The cup is a little small for my 6 year old nephew but he loves the polar bear picture. Bought it for the leak proof characteristics. Love it.

We prefer these cups to sippy cups with spouts or straws. Leakage is super minimal. Once he figured out how to suck out the water it was super cute listening to our baby drink. We have three so one is always available and we take them out with us. Remember to push down the middle of the lid after filling to help with the suction.