Stainless Steel Junior Tumbler

I love the ballerina print, it is really cute design. It is a good size for an older toddler. The straw is fixed so it cannot be accidentally pulled out. The straw also has a valve system that requires pressure to get liquid out which does a good job limiting leaks. Could a kid still dump water out of it? Probably but they would have to be doing it on purpose. The lid is clear so you can see how much is left inside without opening it. The material is stainless steel on the inside and really easy to clean. The whole cup feels durable and it is easy to use.

My daughter loves this cup! Normally cups this style are really chunky, but this looks like a mini-mommy cup! It's tall and thin, which is PERFECT for cupholders. It's still short enough that the ergonomics work in little hands. The cup is made of a durable stainless steel and the ballerina detailing feels raised and like it will last through tons of trips through the dishwasher. The bite straw helps create a leak-resistant seal although it is prone to a few drops here and there.

At $20 it is a more expensive toddler cup, but it's so cute and built to last so worth it in the end for something you will keep and your child can use for years.

I picked this up after my daughter started waking me up in the middle of the night to drink from my tumbler. The simplest fix was giving her one of her own, and this Simple Modern Steel Toddler Tumbler has done the job.

The ballerina design is attractive and well-detailed, the kind of thing a toddler will actually get excited about. Practically speaking, the tumbler ships with two straws, is dishwasher safe, and the lid screws on and off without a fight. The leak resistance is genuinely impressive: I've turned it upside down and laid it on its side with no spills. The silicone straw topper is a clever piece of engineering. It has a 4-way split at the tip that seals shut when no one is drinking, but opens under suction. The tradeoff is a slight reduction in draw strength, which is worth knowing about, though it hasn't been an issue for my daughter.

The vacuum seal lives up to the claim. Ice keeps the water cold for hours, which matters because my daughter refuses anything that isn't cold.

It's practical, well-made, leak-resistant, and easy enough for a toddler to use independently. The minor reduction in straw suction is the only thing worth flagging, and most kids won't notice it.