🚰 Heroes 12 oz CamelBak Eddy Kids BPA Free Water Bottle Review

I bought this as a gift after telling my kids parents how great this water bottle is. How embarrassed it was to hear they had more leaks than not. Now they clean up spills and glide over spilled water.

Last school year I had to send a water bottle to the kids school every day and I bought several of them. That's great! Easy to clean, easy to fill. My daughter loves the designs. I will definitely buy more.

Rarely leaks yet easy to drink. It disassembles for cleaning and you have 4 parts: mug, lid, straw and spout. The spout can be tricky to clean, but all of the sealed cups we've tried are a bit difficult to clean, so it's pretty typical.

I bought these for my daughter because of the cute design but they didn't convince me. The straw assembly is easy to remove and clean, but the straw keeps falling out of the tip throughout the day and the spout tip falls apart after just a few months of use.

I bought this for my daughter, she loves it. It fits perfectly in a child's hand, is easy to assemble (she can do it herself) and holds a lot of liquid. She takes it everywhere with her. The bowl itself is made by a well-known brand. We have had Camelbak products in the past and will continue to purchase them in the future. Cons: Difficult to clean under rungs.

Our 3 year old daughter is bad with cups but likes to eat with a straw. We don't like the idea of using hard plastic or metal straws, so we figured that would work. At first she bit hard enough to break the soft plastic, now it leaks and then the inside keeps falling out and we don't notice until she spills water all over the place. If your child is bad with cups, this is not the best option.

I really wanted to love this bottle. The graphics are adorable and fairly easy to clean, but I wouldn't recommend it for an 18 month old. My baby chewed his nose the first day which I expected. She also figured out how to put the spout back into the bottle (and does it every time) so there's a gap and water seeps all over the place. For older children this may not be a problem. I'll remove it and try later.

Children have to bite the mouthpiece to drink water and the mouthpiece breaks. (Look at the picture) There are now small pieces of plastic punched out for my child to drink from. The mouthpiece was not long in coming. This is very bad design. I expected better from a camel. It also leaks because kids suck water into the mouthpiece and then walk away and tip the bottle over and all the water squirts out of the mouthpiece.

My daughter loves this mug. She started using it in a year. I didn't think it would be appropriate for such a young child based on the age range listed but my child started using this mug at home daycare and he just loved it. So I got her one to take home. We still have drinking cups at home but I love that she uses and loves this one as it can be used when she is much older. I love that it doesn't spill everywhere if tipped over, is durable, and teaches kids how to use straw cups. Just wanted…