360 and spoutless cups

Drink-from-the-rim cups with a seal. Take the seal apart to clean it.

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  • 7models tracked
  • 7 oz–14 ozcapacity

All 7 360 and spoutless cups

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360 and spoutless cups by the numbers

The 7 we compare, from each maker's published specs. Ranges, not ratings.

  • Capacity7 oz to 14 oz; the middle half 7 oz to 10 oz (6 of 7 publish it)

Cups side by side

From each maker's listing. A dash means the maker doesn't say.

CupDrink styleCapacityLeaks (maker's words)DishwasherAge label
Dr. Brown's Milestones Cheers360 Cup with Handles, 7 oz/200 mL3607 ozleak-freeYes–
Dr. Brown's Milestones Cheers360 Cup, 10 oz/300 mL36010 ozleak-freeYes–
Dr. Brown's Milestones Straw to 360° Cup Set––spill-proof (straw lid); leak-free (360 lid)Yes–
Hopscotch Lane Sippy Cup 360 - Sage Green, Children Ages 6+ Months–9 ozleak-proof lidYes6 months and up
Munchkin Miracle 360° Sippy Cup, 10 oz36010 ozspill-proofYes12+ months
Munchkin Miracle 360° Sippy Cup, 14 oz36014 ozno spillYes18+ months
Munchkin Miracle 360° Trainer Cup, 7 oz3607 ozspill-proofYes6+ months

Cup types, spout to open

Age labels are each maker's own.

  1. Spout cups (33): age labels 4+ months, 6+ months, 9+ months, 6m+, 9m+, 8m+, and more
  2. Straw cups (32): age labels 6m+, 12m+, 9m+, 8m+, 18m+, 4m+, and more
  3. 360 cups (7): age labels 6+ months, 12+ months, 18+ months, 6 months and up
  4. Open cups (14): age labels 4m+, 6m+, 18+ months, 5+

What to look for in 360 and spoutless cups

The range across every cup here, with the typical middle half shaded and the shortlist marked.

Capacity

How much the cup holds, per the maker. For lines sold in several sizes, this is the biggest.

7 ozmiddle 10 oz14 oz

Typical: 7 oz to 10 oz. 6 of 7 list it. Biggest capacity: Miracle 360° Sippy Cup, 14 oz.

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Questions about 360 and spoutless cups

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

When should my baby start using a cup?

Teeth and cups: see the AAP's first tooth page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

How do I keep sippy cups from growing mold?

Follow the maker's cleaning and care instructions.

Still wondering? Write to us at hello@cribpicks.com and we'll look it up.