Kids’ Water Bottles

Kids' water bottles sized for lunch boxes, school desks and sports bags, with straws, bite valves and carry handles that small hands can manage. Most of the range comes from CamelBak, including the Eddy+ and Thrive lines, alongside bottles from brands like Under Armour and Lightzz in prints from dinosaurs to rainbows.

Pick capacity by age and day length: 12 and 14 oz bottles (roughly 355–415 mL) suit younger children, while older kids at practice may need 18 oz or more. Decide between lightweight Tritan plastic and vacuum-insulated stainless steel, which keeps water cold through a hot day but weighs more. Bite-valve and flip-straw lids are spill-resistant, but check that the valve and straw come apart for cleaning. Learn more in our insulated water bottle guide or see all sports water bottles.

Brands include CamelBak, Lightzz and OLDLEY.

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Kids’ Water Bottles: frequently asked questions

What size water bottle should my child carry?

Toddlers and young school-age kids usually manage 12–14 oz (about 355–415 mL) bottles comfortably. Kids in sports or full-day camps may need a larger 18–20 oz bottle or a plan for refills.

How do I clean a straw bottle properly?

Take off the lid, separate the bite valve and straw, and wash each piece in warm, soapy water with a small straw brush. Let the parts air-dry before putting them back together, and replace a bite valve once it tears or stays cloudy.

Is a stainless steel or plastic kids' bottle better?

Insulated stainless steel bottles keep drinks cold longer, but they are heavier and can dent if dropped. Plastic bottles such as Tritan are lighter and often cost less, though they do not hold temperature.

Our guides for this category

How to Choose an Insulated Water Bottle for Canadian Seasons

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