Review on CamelBak Eddy Kids Bottle Dinorama by Ben Rodriguez

Easy to clean and very few leaks. It's not completely sealed. Sometimes when you pour in a cold liquid and it heats up, the increased pressure forces some of the water (or whatever beverage you're pouring) out. Even if your child takes a sip, there is always a drink in the mouthpiece. As long as you fold it up and don't fiddle with it too much, you'll be fine. If you play around with the mouthpiece, it will push out whatever is inside. It's also quite bulky, but most baby water bottles aren't sports bottles. Brand name bottles and they are all terrible in design. Yes, they are more resistant to leaks, but they cannot be cleaned and will inevitably go moldy. CamelBak Eddy Kids has few parts that are easy to clean and maintain. The handle is strong and you can change the mouthpiece if necessary. Yes, you're going to need those little straw brushes, but these days I have a feeling most parents have these specialty brushes in their arsenal since the days of bottles and sippers.