It's like BrüMate's groundbreaking Era leakproof straw tumblers, but for kids (ages 4+). I let my almost-two-year-old use it and she loves it! My only bone to pick with this sippy cup is that the ...

Straw cups. This type of cup is a safer alternative to sippy cups. Most kids can use a straw as early as nine months old. There are now no-spill options for straw cups. Some experts recommend ...

SAFE. Our sippy cup with straw is non-toxic and made with high quality ingredients - 3rd party tested, proven to be BPA (and subsitutes), PET, Phthalates, Cadmium and Lead FREE. They will not ...

A sippy cup, otherwise known as a beaker or a training ... The child drinks either through a straw or a spout. There are different stages of sippy cups to use as the infant develops.

When it’s time for your baby to transition off the breast or bottle, it can feel like a hard-to-swallow reminder that your baby is growing. It’s a bittersweet milestone, and you might be ...

Keep It Cool: Insulated cup walls keep drinks cool for longer, making it great for families on the go Smooth Transition: The shorter spout helps your child get used to the sipping action they will ...

I love my Hydro Flask because its lid has a straw that closes, and I love my Contigo Uptown Dual Sip Tumbler ($19) because it has an easy-to-sip straw and spout that closes when I'm not using it.

Like Szechuan Sauce, the Big N’ Tasty and the McRib, straws at McDonald’s might soon become a relic of fast-food chain's past. McDonald’s first confirmed the use of its new strawless lids on ...