Munchkin Sippy and Straw Lids for Miracle 360 Cups, 3 Piece Set

my son has 4 munchkin 360 cups, this means I'd have to buy 4 of these. they aren't sold separately but my son doesn't like the straw one. so I'd have to buy 4 packs just to get 4 lids. that's quite a lot of money for lids for cups when the actual cups only cost 6 quid. they are a good idea but overpriced

Love it, it’s the only straw my son hasn’t managed to chew through!

Si tienes vasos Munchkin 360, esto es lo que necesitas. En mi caso, luego de mucho uso a los vasos 360 se les desgasto la goma y derraman un poco pero los vasos como tal estaban como nuevos. Mis niños ya estaban mas grandes y este juego de tapas eran lo que necesitaba para no perder los vasos y darle un uso renovado. Les encanta sobre todo el popote, esta muy bien, resistente y fácil de limpiar. Recomiendo comprar los cepillo especiales para limpiar mejor aun lo popotes.

This Munchkin replacement lid has been fantastic for extending the life of our Miracle 360 cups as my toddler's drinking preferences evolved. The sippy and straw lid options provide exactly what we needed to transition from the 360 design to more traditional drinking methods while keeping the same beloved cup base that my daughter was already comfortable with. What I appreciate most is how seamlessly this lid fits with existing Miracle 360 cups. The threading matches perfectly with no leaking or loose connections, and the quality feels identical to the original lids. Having both sippy and straw options in one lid gives flexibility to match my child's current developmental stage and preferences. The straw component works excellently with good flow rate and easy cleaning. Unlike some straw cups that develop mold or become difficult to sanitize, this design disassembles completely for thorough washing. The sippy option provides familiar comfort for times when my toddler wants the security of a more controlled flow. The durability has been impressive after months of daily use, frequent washing, and typical toddler handling. No cracks, leaks, or deterioration of the sealing components. The straw maintains its shape and doesn't collapse during use, which has been an issue with other brands. Being able to continue using cups we already own rather than purchasing entirely new drinkware saves money and reduces waste. My daughter didn't have to adjust to a completely different cup system, which made the transition much smoother. Highly recommend for parents with Miracle 360 cups - this extends their usefulness and provides great value for growing toddlers' changing needs.

I love that this product allows you to continue to use the munchkin cups. My 2 year old loves straws so these are awesome. And soon my younger son will use the other lids to learn how to use a cup. Double win in my books.

Esta marca siempre cumple, me gusta que con las tapas puedes renovar los vasitos 360.

I almost teared up when our daughter started FINALLY drinking consistently during mealtimes with the help of the straw lid (at 19 months old!!). She was born 13 weeks early, and her one lingering issue related to her prematurity is her inability to swallow thin liquids. We have to thicken all fluids with baby oatmeal. Most sippy cups are leak proof, with valves that prevent thickened liquids from getting through, and my daughter would only pretend to drink from sippies with more open tops. We’ve been struggling to keep her liquid intake up and have kept relying on bottles between meals. I’d given our daughter water in the 360 cup for her to practice outside of meal times (low risk of lung infection if she aspirates a small amount of water without food in her mouth), and I’m so thankful I found these lids to go with those cups! I agree, most would probably want one or the other, but in our case, it’s nice to have both so she can practice with two types of lids that both allow thickened liquids through. The straw is our favorite. Our daughter is teething and chews on it relentlessly between sips, and it shows no signs of wear after over a month of nearly daily use. She pulls it closer to her using the straw, and it’s tight enough in the lid that it doesn’t budge. She throws it on the floor occasionally, and even then it barely leaks (through the vent hole). This is the only sippy top she’s been able to use to completely empty a cup. The other lid is similar to the other open top sippies we’ve tried without success, but we still give it to her occasionally. She drinks some, through not as much as with the straw. This lid is also a lot messier. A lot. So I think it will be more useful in the future once she’s a bit more coordinated and less volatile.