For what ages is this sippy cup good for?
1629811
U can start around 9 months or after 12 months....this is the best best best sippy cup for babies n toddlers....
1629812
We used the five ounce version at five months. We started using this ten ounce version a bit later, I can't exactly remember. I would say this one is great whenever your begins to drink more than five ounces.
1629813
my daughter hass just turned 2 and uses this cup I think it is good for any age under 4
1631817
These particular cups start at 12 months but my son started using them at about 9 months
815706
My son has been using these for 6 months and has had not problem with not getting enough liquid. I truly believe these are the best sippy cups we have tried which is about 8 different styles/brands.
1759984
I would say 12 months and up to 5 years old. My little girl received one when she was two and loved it!
913845
I bought this for my granddaughter when she was 18 months. She is 2 and still uses it.
1120788
I first bought this for my 18 month old and after the second week she had already broke both sippy tops. Surprisingly, the bottle itself did not break. I have since ordered a new set of sippy tops and we just make it a rule not to leave her with the bottle. None of the tops have broke since. If you buy it for your little person do not leave it in their possession. Hope this helps.
53048
I recommend letting her practice in the bathtub (with water), where it won't make a mess if she spills. Mine did this for a while around 9 months. She is 18 months now and uses these cups better than any other open cups we've tried so far.
1907106
I agree with A Carloss. We didn't use these with our daughter until 8 mos maybe, when we started giving water in addition to breast milk. But the great thing about them is they are soft top so it's an easy transition from bottle. As for maximum age, my daughter is 2 years 1 month and we're still using them. We've added a sippy cup that has a straw too, but she's not ready for full on cups yet.
1413531
Oh, actually I'm not sure.. My daughter is 2-year-old. And she is using it as water cup in daycare. Hope it helps :)
597848
For me these have been the best sippy cups I have ever found. I started using them with my first son ( he's 17 now ) and I've tried cute ones trying to find new ones figuring over time there has to be an upgrade and with my 18 month old after trying multiple ones I've gone back to these. They don't leak to me they are only the only ones I've ever found that don't leak. He throws them I find them upside down in the toy box and still good. I even give them to my 9 year old in bed when he's not feeling good and wants water because they never leak.
454338
I gave it to my 8 month old and she was able to figure it out. I think a 1 year old would be fine! I started her without the straw so she would know to sip it like a bottle and once she realized that she could sip it without leaning back, using it with the straw works great!
2069721
This would work well for a child that age. You likely will have to assist with opening/closing the lid, but your little one should be able to use the straw well. So far this has been the best product we have found for not leaking.
43242
Yes, it is kinda different because you actually have to suck on the cup to get the liquid out. A child should b able to do this. My 12 month old can drink out of this cup, but he turned it upside down and it spilled out. I don't know if I didn't put it together right or if I got a faulty cup.
2208602
The spout is hard plastic. Helpful to prevent chewing but not great for 18mo and younger - seems a tad more dangerous than a wider hard plastic sippy
1120785
My daughter thinks its hilarious to drop her sippy cup from her high chair onto our wood floor. So far it has not broken-- the silicone sleeve seems to protect it pretty well. I am not worried about it breaking in hand, but it could possibly break if dropped hard enough on the floor, but so far so good and we have been using those bottles since 4 months (now at 11 months).
1283741
I used this for my toddler 5 years ago when she was 1 to 3 years old. As far as I can remember when my daughter was 2 years old and would drink less milk because her diet was changing to accommodate more solids, an opened can (the big one) would last 30 days and would stay good. Unopened and in a cool, dry place, should be good until the date on the can.
2113662
It all depends on the baby. Mine was a year old and I wanted to break him of bottles. He wouldn't use other sippy cups but because of the rubber nozzle on this and the fact that it looks like a bottle, made him use this cup without difficulty. The wing handles helped him to get used to the feel of a sippy cup so when I introduced a new more advanced sippy cup he did fine. U could probably introduce this bottle around 8 months I think.