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Tableware · First Cups

Sip Cup

Sip Cup

$22.95 AUD
$22.95 AUD
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Color: Storm Blue

  • Free-flowing straw, no valve — easier for beginners to draw from
  • Two easy-hold handles — sized for little hands learning to grip
  • 120mL capacity — right for small serves of water, milk or smoothies
  • 304-grade stainless steel inner — keeps drinks tasting fresh, easy to clean

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  • BPA & phthalate free silicone
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Australian small business
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The Sip Cup is a first cup rather than a travel cup, and the straw is the reason. It's free flowing with no valve, so a small amount of suction brings a drink up — which is what a baby who has never used a straw actually needs. A valve straw asks for a technique they haven't learned yet, and the usual result is a frustrated child and a full cup.

The trade-off is worth being upfront about. With no valve holding the liquid back, water can travel up the straw if the cup is tipped, shaken or put in a bag. It's made for the table and the high chair, not the pram basket.

Two handles let them bring it up with both hands, which is how it's done at this age, and 120mL keeps it light enough to lift when it's full.

Assembly tip: fit the lid on first, then push the straw down through it. Adding the straw before the lid pushes liquid up the straw and causes spills. If your child can't draw a drink, check the straw isn't sealed flat against the base of the cup — pull it up so there's a small gap underneath.

Size: 120mL capacity · Two handles · Suitable from 6 months+

304-grade stainless steel inner with a soft BPA-free, phthalate-free food-grade silicone outer, handles, lid and free-flowing straw. Dishwasher safe.

Samples from our tableware range have undergone independent laboratory testing for phthalates, total lead and cadmium, and against selected children's product safety requirements including sharp points, sharp edges and small parts.

Testing relates to representative samples submitted by our supplier. Individual products, components and colours have not been separately tested.

Assembly tip: fit the lid onto the cup first, then push the straw down through it. Adding the straw before the lid can push liquid up through the straw and cause spills, because the straw is free flowing with no valve.

If your child can't draw a drink, check the straw isn't pushed all the way to the bottom of the cup. If the end seals against the base, nothing can be sipped through. Pull it up so there's a small gap underneath, and check the air vent in the lid is clear.

Our Sip Cup is designed to be easy to clean and made for everyday use. The stainless steel inner cup can be removed from the silicone outer sleeve for a deeper clean when needed.

To remove the stainless steel inner:

  1. Hold the silicone outer sleeve firmly.
  2. Gently place a spoon or your fingers between the stainless steel lip and the silicone sleeve.
  3. Slowly loosen one side to release the seal, then lift the cup out.

The fit is intentionally snug to keep the cup secure during everyday use, so it may feel firm at first.

Wash with warm soapy water or place in the dishwasher. Clean the straw and lid vent thoroughly, and allow all pieces to dry completely before reassembling. Avoid sharp objects, harsh scourers and abrasive cleaners.

Please note: the stainless steel inner doesn't need to be removed after every use, but we recommend removing it occasionally for a thorough clean.

  • Babies learning to drink independently
  • First sips of water
  • Transitioning from bottle to cup
  • Baby-led weaning and starting solids
  • Mealtimes, snacks, and drinks on the go
  • Little hands practising grip and coordination
  • Parents wanting a durable, long-lasting alternative to plastic cups
  • Matching with the rest of the Everyday Eats Collection

✦ Which cup is right for us? ✦

Sip Cup or 3-in-1 Transition Cup?

Sip Cup

  • Free-flowing straw — easiest for a first-time sipper
  • 120mL — small serves for small drinkers
  • One way to drink, so there's nothing to work out
  • Best at home, not packed in a bag

3-in-1 Transition Cup

  • Valve straw — controls flow, better for bags and prams
  • 250mL — more for a growing thirst
  • Straw, sippy or open cup as they progress
  • Bonus snack lid for on the go

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