Doidy Cup Bundle - Purple & RED & Blue - 3 Cups Supplied

We're just at the point where we're weaning and so need to give my son regular sips of water. These are a really super first cup because you don't have to tip them up as much as normal cups and so we don't end up spilling so much water down him. These are the first thing he's used after a bottle and he's had no difficulty adapting at all. In fact he loves grabbing onto them and trying to chug down the water. The handles are helping to teach him how to do it himself. Water does still spill down him a bit but that's usually because he's so enthusiastic.

I wondered what all the fuss was about but I absolutely recommend these. Totally skipped the sippy cup stage and it's been brilliant.DD used hers from about 9 months and I started by holding the bottom and she soon started to grab the handles herself. We took one for nursery too so that she didn't use a spout there either. Made the transition from bottles so easy and we have had no beaker/sippy cup/spout transition issues.She now uses big girl cups/glasses and it's great when we're out because she just uses glasses (with supervision) so we don't have to cart one more thing around with us.

I thought I had made a new discovery with these cups, but my Mum is convinced that we had them as babies too (that would be erm 36 years ago...)! I am nursing my daughter and we haven't been using bottles at all, so were looking for an alternative. She is just about 6 months and is readily able to grip the cups with two hands. The drinking part is still a bit uncontrolled, so she will need help for a couple more months, I would think. Better than a sippy cup though, which she can't manage to sip from (sucking motion with the sippy cups may be too different compared to breastfeeding).

Love this product. Took a few try's but as I gave this cup to my 6 month old baby, she was able to hold the cup by the handles and sip the water without any problems. No choking and no gagging. And now whenever I give her the cup, she knows what to do. And the Doidy cup comes in a lovely range of colours.

My 4 month old breastfed baby was refusing all the bottles we tried, but instantly and happily was drinking from these cups. A little messy, but does the job.

Used these cups with my children and now my granddaughter is learning to use. Great to see when liquid is near the mouth and children learn to use them easily.

Tried them with my toddler and he enjoyed it.

by the time we were starting to drink out of cups, we only used one of these for a few weeks...daughter preferred the water bottled with built in straws, the IKEA/Tommy Tippi sippy cups..then IKEA childrens cups.