Tiny Cup (Gray) - 100% Silicone Training Cup for Infants - Designed by a Pediatric Feeding Specialist - 4 months+ - Baby-led Weaning Gear & Baby Gift

Perfect size for tiny hands learning to hold a cup without a nipple or spout. Not too heavy.

We have only used this cup twice so far and our 8 month old already getting the hang of it. Its perfectly sized for little hands and the weighted bottom makes it less likely to tip over. I think she will be using it really well in a week or so at this rate!

Easy to hold and works great for learning how to drink out of a cup. My 6 month old loves it!

It seems very apt for baby’s hands. And the bottom is weighted so it does not tip over easily. However I bought this to cup feed my 4 month old and since it is not transparent, I have no way of knowing when the milk comes to rim and how much to tilt. I end up spilling it all across my baby.

My baby is 6 months old and enjoys trying to drink from his tiny cup. It’s perfect for small hands and easy to use. He still hasn’t gotten the hang of it quite yet but he’s been able to get small sips of water and we’re still working on it. It’s bottom heavy which is great for not spilling with tiny, clumsy hands but still lightweight. The silicone is also sturdy but it has some flexibility around the lip of the cup so my baby doesn’t bang his mouth on the edge.

Was a little skeptical since there are less expensive options, but it is a really well-designed product that is worth every penny. My 7 month old does really well with it. Im guessing the secret is how its weighted. It is heavier than a simple silicone cup would be, making it easier to handle and easier for the baby to understand that the cups natural position is upright.

We purchased these for our 8 month old twins so they could train drinking from cups and these have been absolutely perfect! They are small and sturdy but simple for babies to hold.

I first gave this to my daughter at 10 months. It took her a few tries to get the hang of it. Now, she is a few weeks shy of one year. At meals, I fill it up with water and hand it to her (rather than having her pick it up herself right now). She drinks from it then hands it back to me. This has worked well to minimize spills. We are only using for water because obviously there are still spills.

I love this cup! I just got it for my 5 month old who is wanting to badly to grab and drink from our cups. Its weighted at the bottom to help them not tip it over when grabbing it (mine still does because hes learning). Soon I will put a little water in it so he knows what happens when it tips. Im so excited for him to learn how to drink instead of using a sippy cup.

Great open cup for babies