
Most children go through three drinking stages, and most families buy three cups to match. This one covers all three with interchangeable lids — start with the straw, move to the sippy spout once they can tilt a cup, then take the lid off altogether for open-cup practice.
The straw has a cross-cut valve, which sits closed at rest. That means far less leaking in a bag or pram, but it does take a bit more suction than a free-flowing straw, so it suits a child who has already worked out how to sip rather than one starting from scratch. If you're right at the beginning, our Sip Cup is the gentler place to start.
Swap in the snack lid and the cup becomes a snack pot — useful when you're heading out and would rather not pack two things.
✦ Which cup is right for us? ✦
3-in-1 Transition Cup or Sip Cup?
3-in-1 Transition Cup
Sip Cup
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