I ordered the Scarlet colored one (and yes,the color is just as pretty,in person,as it is,in the pics) for my one year-old because all of the others we've tried hurt his hand when he sticks it in the bowl and also, because it looked so neat. It was delivered super quick and we absolutely LOVE it! It's so soft,yet durable and the top stays on really well. I'll definitely be ordering more for my other children and my mom even ordered some for my nephews! I have absolutely nothing bad to say about this product and I recommend it to anyone with youngsters! Read more

I just got this in the mail today and I already love it! My favorite part is that it’s just one piece. We used to use the munchkin snack cups but my son figured out how to take the top of within a few days and his snacks would end up all over the floor, with this that’s not possible which is a win in my book. I also love the solid neutral color and that it doesn’t take up much space in my cupboard because it’s collapsible. The lid is also a plus and is great for when you want to toss it in the diaper bag. I will never buy another snack cup, this one checks all of the boxes. Read more

I liked the all silicone parts since we are trying to cut down on plastic, and the handle is a nice feature. To my surprise, there was no way to separate the "petals"(I don't know what you call it...where the kid reaches in) from the container for easy cleaning. But it doesn't look that hard to clean, just needs caution when moving the "petals" to get inside. The lid also detaches with no way to keep it with the container once removed, so I anticipate it will get lost quickly. Though it is possible once my kid figures out how to make it collapse that more time will be spent playing with it than eating, but we'll have to see on that! Read more

These cups are so awesome for our 13 month old. They can easily get food out without any pain or frustration but the flaps are strong enough to keep food in. Just like with any snack cup, it isn’t 100% perfect at keeping every particle of food inside but I would say it is comparable. It is also great for soft foods like fruit and eggs. Kids can get the soft foods out without destroying them due to the flaps. We have bought 5 of these in total now because we love them so much they are the only snack cup we prefer to use (and full disclosure- our dog ate one). Read more

We have been looking around for a snack cup for our kid, we have seen others out there, hard plastic, but has no lid, we have seen parents carrying one container for snacks, and the snack cup to fill it in. We wanted an all in one, there are others with a built in lid, but we know after a few times, it's bound to be ripped off.We decided on this for the collapsible feature, easy to store, and, the lid is removable, so we can store the lid before passing it to the little one.We were concerned about the silicone built, with static, attracting dirt and dust, however, this wasn't the case and it's held it's own with our kid throwing it around when snacks are out - the horror.Easy to wash, dries quickly and easily, ever ready for the next serving. Read more

LOVE IT! My only slight complaint (I would have given it a 4.5 but couldn't) is the top I feel like is a little too easy to get off. I wish it had a little more snugness. Otherwise, it is a dream to clean and is much easier for my child to use than the munchkin one that is similar. Love that it is collapsible too! Read more

First off there’s no lid so it’s a pain to clean. Unless you have a dish wand but you still can’t really see in there and you’d have to physically hold back the flaps to see inside. And with no lid guess how you fill the cup with snacks? Yep you gotta hold all those individual flaps back with one hand while you attempt to fill the cup with your other hand. Not super easy to do. Then of course like everyone else mentioned, the strangely ultra thin portion towards to middle of the cup. It’s SO thin, I honestly think a blunt fork would pierce it. I didn’t feel very confident as I ran my fingers over that area. Then the biggest problem is the flaps themselves. They aren’t formed close together they’re very spaced out and that isn’t for the best. When you turn the cup upside down like a child would, all the snacks (Cheerios and goldfish for us) fall right out. Kind of defeats the purpose of a snack cup... I ended up buying the munchkin cups. The flaps are much closer together and snacks don’t fall out when you hold them upside down. The idea of these cups is cool, but poorly executed. Read more

In all reality my wife bought these to make her life easier. It can be used in (3) sizes depending on what you want to hold which, for our 1 year old, is a great benefit. the material is grippy and then the handle teaches my daughter how to hold on to containers and take food. However, like all tiny children, a handle also give better grip to fling things but regardless, these things are great! Read more