🐪 CamelBak Eddy Kids Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Bottle 12 oz: Layered Geo Design - Stay Hydrated in Style Review

I love it! The ice stayed in the bottle all night! So nice that there is no condensation on the outside of the bottle. Perfect for my almost 5 year old. She likes "big girl" water bottles.

I didn't like that my kids could somehow twist the straw so they couldn't drink. Also doesn't like that the straw is open. We use for our kids at camp and they get dirty. Absolutely rude.

Likes: Child sized metal water bottle with straw Dislikes: My 2 year old knows that if she drops the cup the straw will pop out allowing the cup to spill and allow her to play with water. I usually continue to use my metal Contigo drinking bottle with a straw because the straw is screwed onto the lid. It's not kid size but I have fewer puddles everywhere.

Mouthpiece moves easily and surprisingly holds water between sips in a small bite. I actually watched a video on the Camel website that tried to solve this problem and it was still not 100% clear how the mouthpiece attached or worked. Really bad design. Maybe good for adults but definitely NOT for toddlers or kids.

We've had a few of these insulated stainless steel water bottles before. They hold up very well, are fairly easy to clean, and replacement parts are easy to find. We take out the straw to prevent plastic from getting into the water and have bought replacement spouts on a number of occasions (they break when kids bite the spout, which is inevitable). But they keep the water cold and generally don't spill unless they fall *on* the spout, squeezing it into the bottle and leaving room for the…

You are great. Cups are useless so I'll buy Camelbak Eddy's when my kids are a year old. They were done quickly and the bottles don't leak much compared to all other baby cups. I love stainless steel because it's easy to clean. However, I can only use plastic. The stainless steel dents easily if the child drops it on the vinyl floor. Also, the outside scratches terribly after a single wash with a non-scratching sponge. My sponges have never scratched other stainless steel. I would advise…