Sippy cups help babies move from feeding bottles to regular cups. They consist of a small drinking cup with a cover and spout. The baby sips directly from the spout or from a straw fitted into the spout. Most sippy cups are made of plastic or stainless steel in infant-safe grades. They usually come in bright colors and child-friendly designs such as animals and cartoon characters.
Standard sippy cups consist of a plain cup and a spout cover. The spout is usually molded into the cover and shaped to fit into a child's mouth. They are designed for older toddlers and come in bigger sizes.
Baby cups
Baby sippy cups have smaller cups with one or two handles on the sides. They are ideal for babies who still have poor grip and unsteady hands. These sippy cups usually have smaller, softer spouts designed to withstand pressing and biting.
Flip and lock cups
Flip and lock cups have movable spouts that can be folded down when not in use. They may also include caps or spout covers to prevent spills. These sippy cups often come in larger sizes for toddlers to bring to school or on family trips.
Grip: Choose a sippy cup with a textured plastic or rubber surface to keep them from slipping. Curved or ribbed sides provide excellent grip for wet or unsteady hands. If you are buying a baby cup, look for one with ergonomic handles and finger grooves.
Lid: Choose a sippy cup with a screw-on lid to prevent leaks. Snap-on lids can easily be removed or loosened by biting or fumbling. Make sure the lid fits tightly over the rim and will stay on when the cup is dropped.
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