Straw Sippy Cup Transitional Nipple Kit for Comotomo Baby Bottles, 5 oz and 8 oz

Worked Great For a Picky Baby
My 12 month old was having tantrums when we offered any kind of straw or sippy cup. If it wasn’t his bottle, he was mad about it. I picked this transition straw up since he is used to comotomo bottles. He accepted it on the first try with just a little confusion. This is much easier to clean than the munchkin straw cup and fits the bottle perfectly. I will say it leaks a bit at the mouth when he’s been latched a good while, but I’m thinking that just him not being used to using it properly. It got us off bottles, and I am happy. The plan is to transition him to the hard straw cups that my 3 year old uses as soon as he will accept it.

Great transition tool, handles are a hassle
I love these for my baby to help him drink without lifting the bottle. They’re not the easiest to clean and they are not impact proof.The tubing for the straw is very thin. Thankfully they included a small pipe cleaner with it. The pieces come apart easy enough, but it’s a bit of a chore to clean well.We have tile floors, so one side of the plastic crossbar broke after a couple drops. It still works! That’s the only issue we had with the straw setup.I think the handles on this are terribly annoying. They make closing the bottle difficult. We don’t use them at all.Despite a couple issues, I’m looking at buying another set! I love that I can get more use out of these bottles. This is also a great first step to baby’s independence. They are able to drink from the bottle without having to lift it.

Great Transitional Top, but doesn’t hold up well
I unintentionally taught my baby to fall asleep with his bottle, so switching to a sippy cup was kind of tricky. I tried a few things, and while he was able to use them, he just didn’t WANT to. So finally, after he had chewed through two comotomo nipples in a week, I decided to try this out.The only reason I’m giving it as much as 3 stars is because it did work well as a transitional thing. He was more willing to use it than the other sippy cups, and he figured it out relatively quickly. Unfortunately these tops just don’t last very long, and for $12 it’s a little pricey to keep replacing them.My guy is a bit of a chewer, and while the sippy spout lasts a lot longer than the nipples (about 4 times as long), it still eventually gets chewed up to shreds.Additionally, the parts that connect to the inside of the spout to keep it all no-spill eventually just come apart for no reason. The first week it worked great, but now I usually find both parts have disconnected from the tube and the spout when I find it empty on the floor or in the crib. Once these parts become disconnected from the spout, the spout will leak until there’s no liquid sitting in it, which can some times be quite a bit if, say, your baby falls asleep holding it. I often find by baby laying on wet sheets from this leaking all night, though luckily he doesn’t seem to care much.The little parts and tubes are easy to rinse, but not easy to clean, and over time they will accumulate milk or whatever you’re putting into the bottle, and get sort of gross looking. Luckily (?) the whole thing usually needs to be replaced anyway by this point.In many ways I like this top a lot, I just wish it held up better. I also wish I didn’t need to order a whole set with the handles every time, I would love to be able to just order the sippy cup tops individually for a lower price.Feel free to give it a shot if your baby loves his comotomo, but just be aware you’re going to have to switch to a legitimate sippy cup ASAP or replace this thing every 3 or 4 weeks.

Works great, fits como tomo perfetly. Highly recommend.

It is really good that you don’t need to buy bottles, then few months later replace them with sippy cups. But just buy bottles for newborn Como tomo) and when they are ready replace the nipples with this one, you are using same bottle.I like it, no, I love it.