A Mom's Ultimate Guide to Toddler Sippy Cups - Toot's Mom is Tired

May 23,2024

Once you're ready for sippy cups, there are a lot of questions that come up like when to start? What kind of sippy cup is best? Here's a handy guide to all things sippy cups!

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The Parent's Choice Soft Spout 2 Handle Cup helps your little one get a handle on self-feeding. When your baby is ready to take a step up from the bottle, this easy-to-hold cup gives them the independence and safety they need. The reusable design is perfect for trips to the park, restaurants, in the car or wherever they need a spill-proof cup to drink from. Each cup comes with a non-spill spout to keep messes at bay, plus a soft silicone construction to help protect tender little gums.

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Baby's First Cup - SUPERMAMA sippy cup features two spouts. Flat straw similar to pacifier, ideal for little beginners aged 6-12 months who are just starting to drink water. V-shaped straw encourages advanced learners aged 1 to 3 year old biting and sipping. Leak & Choke Proof - SUPERMAMA toddler sippy cups are designed with double silicone sealing ring to prevent leaking. And special air circulation design to protect baby from choking,baby gassing and of course, crying.

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