What age do you think a toddler can start using this cup?
217360
My kid started using them right around her second birthday. I own three of these cups now, by the way, and have never had any trouble with them. Great product.
217361
My Daughter started using them at about 14 mos. We have 6, her grandparents each have 1. Wouldn't buy another bottle, these are amazing.
2069720
There is no minimum age as long as he can hold the bottle. It has straw. We used mainly for school and we are out and about or eating at a restaurant.
1216938
I dont think so. It requires the child to put pressure using their top lip. It requires some coordination. I would classify it as a toddler cup. My son is 2 & it took him a few tries to work it out.
1635313
We got it for our 2 year old, she loves it and still uses it. It goes slower, so I imagine that you could use it for younger - they just may have a hard time holding down the button to make it go.
142081
Depends on where your child is at developmentally, but my opinion is for around age 3.
631700
The cups are pretty small for kids that age. If your tween actually wanted to drink out of them, that might be a bit tricky.
1629813
my daughter hass just turned 2 and uses this cup I think it is good for any age under 4
1213828
My 14 month old carries this cup just fine! It has a handle on it that he normally holds onto. We've had it for a couple of months now, and I much prefer this cup to all the other ones I've tried!
431578
Depends on the age of your child. We used this exclusively until about 5.5 months when our daughter starter to sit up. It is not that tall and with movement (rolling etc) it is not as sturdy as a pack and play. After that time we just switched over and gave ours to a friend to use.
878951
I would not put hot drinks in this cup because the child would not be able to hold it. I wash it in hot water and feel how hot the outside gets so it wouldn't be a good idea.
713204
I'd say 6 months to 2 years, maybe even all toddlers. If they can push a button and hold the handle they'd love it.
1347661
My toddler is 21 months and has been using this for about 2 months. There's a lot more he could do with it if he were a little older, so I'm hopeful that he'll continue to play with it for at least another 6-12 months.
1413533
As soon as your child is ready to hold his or her own cup. So around 8 months we started using them and my kid is 2.5 now and he is still using it. Indeed spill proof. Make sure to wash after usage otherwise valve hard to clean. Indeed spill proof. I have changed the valves only and still using the cups. He drinks all kind of liquids out of it. Great cups.
229205
The straw comes with all the safe sippy 2 cups but can be removed if not needed. My daughter is 19months and still doesn't use it so we're just saving it. The spout is hard on all the cups and can not be changed, it's part of the construction. I wouldn't recommend giving this cup to a 6 month old. Our daughter started using this cup at 10 months and by 11 months she was only using the cup. She caught on pretty quick so maybe just wait a bit, 6 months is kind of young for any cup.
2113664
I think it's more of a trainner my son started using it at 12 months and it's still his favorite cup - he's 19 months now.
1443526
It depends....my pediatrician recommended starting my son on sippy cups by his 1st birthday. I started with the sippy part and after 3 days he got it so I moved to the straw and thst only took him one day. However, this cup is horrible for the straw...yes it taught my son howto use it but the pressure bbuild-up made the milk always come up the straw and pour out all over the place. I recommend Munchkin click and lock cups, theyv have a straw cup to and no matter how many times it gets dropped it never leaks! Hope this helps.
628244
We started using this size around 15 mos when my little guy needed a larger cup, prior to that we started using the smaller version at 12 months when it was time to take the bottles away. Love these because they truly don't leak at all and they are easy for little hands to hold.