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 ...

Safety and functionality come hand-in-hand with this straw sippy cup. The material is PPSU, a type of BPA-free plastic that doesn’t absorb odors or colors. Even repeated sterilizations won’t ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

SHOPPING fans are set to go wild over a major dupe that has just landed in Lidl stores – and it’s €40 cheaper. The Stanley ...