Munchkin® Miracle® 360 Trainer Cup, 7 Ounce, Blue

The Munchkin Miracle 360 Trainer Cup is awesome for toddlers. It’s truly spill-proof, even when my kid throws it or drops it. The 360° drinking edge makes it super easy for little ones to learn how to sip like a regular cup, and the handles are perfect for small hands.It’s also really easy to clean — no complicated parts. At 7 ounces it’s the perfect size for everyday use. Definitely one of the best training cups we’ve used!

I love this cup! It’s easy for my son to drink out of and it doesn’t have spills or leaks.

I swear by these cups for my toddlers. They’re easy to keep clean and a great starter cup for littles. My kids both throw them and drop them often and they don’t leak unless intentionally trying to maneuver it for that purpose.

My granddaughter uses it all the time. Very little leakage, but it does leak a bit.

i thought I loved this, but unfortunately the last time my daughter used it it kept spilling everywhere (pretty sure it shoudn't do this). So i would say a 4-star.

“I loved this cup, and the most important thing is that it doesn’t spill”?

My grandson was having a problem getting off of the spout cups and this cup is great for him. It doesn't leak It's easy to handle for his little hands and he acclimated to it well. Good quality because he can throw it all around the place and it doesn't crack.

Kinda leaks if drops

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My 16-month-old absolutely loves this cup! It’s spill-proof; however, spills a little after my little one throws it down from his highchair. This cup makes the transition to a regular sippy cup so much easier. The handles are perfect for little hands, and it’s super easy to clean in the dishwasher. This trainer cup has been a game-changer—I’d highly recommend it to any parent!

Such a great cup for teaching a little one to drink from a normal cup without it spilling everywhere! My LO loves her cup and loves the independence of being able to drink herself without adult assistance. We have been using it rather than a sippy cup which doesn't teach normal drinking mechanisms.

Great to use on a daily basis to aid toddlers in the transition between a bottle and the use of a normal cup. It doesn't use spill water UNLESS it is dropped on the floor, tapped on the highchair tray/table or a hard objedt and then water will come out of it, it's inevitable that it will happen as that's just how a toddler operates. They drop things intentionally, if they are frustrated and can't tell you what they want as their vocabulary isn't big enough to describe exactly what they need and in the end most things end up on the floor. All this being said, this is a great cup and was recommended by Emma Hubbard, a woman on YouTube who gives heaps of tips and tricks to navigate your way through a baby and child's stages of development. Definately give it a go. I only would give this cup to a child that has developed teeth as its near impossible for a baby who has only its gums to suck on and doesn't have the ability to bite down to get the water out from this cup with.

So worth it! Very lil spills but good enough! Baby is learning to sip from cup!