Babycup Baby and Toddler First Cup | Trainer Cups for Sipping | Aids Weaning | Mini Size | 50ml (4pk Pink)

Lovely little cups with measurements on the side. We tried a sippy cup... ok just 1 maybe we should have tried more but frankly it's hassle, so I got these on a whim and little one loves sipping out of them when held to his mouth. It works well with weaning as he has something to eat and then sips like he would as he gets older. Cuts the whole sippy cup thing out! He's nearly 8 months old so in time hoping he will learn to grasp it with both hands but he's a bit of a live wire so that would require him sitting still for long enough. Nevertheless, they're nice bright colours, light enough for a young baby to hold and the measurements on the side up to 50ml (going up in 10ml increments) are useful if you're into doing things in a controlled fashion. They might also be useful for medicine or if you're using something like Colief drops and need to add some to some breastmilk before feeding.

Loved these for baby to get used to drinking out a cup. Small enough that even if it’s all spilled, it’s still only a small amount

These are actually ridiculously good, I was in when I heard the logic behind them but seeing them I action was so much better. Yes my 5 month old throws the water everywhere sometimes but she can hold them independently and with a severe amount of support she can drink from them beautifully. So nice that she will have a head start on learning to drink from an open cup and when she gets over the novelty of chucking them it will be brilliant. Really easy to clean, sturdy and have measures up the side so you can see how much water has been drunk or thrown. My little one actually enjoys drinking from these and it's lovely to know she's getting a good drink

My 6 month old loves!Exactly as described. We've decided on BLW so my LO (little one) has the same as us. However, we didn't know what to do about drinks. Valves in beakers cause unusual sucking paterns and can cause teething issues. Beakers and straws can lead to the drink being against teeth longer. Long term not great.What to do?We tried these cups for water with meals. After 2 weeks my baby mainly has the hang. At first we were just getting wet (solved by towel over knees and waterproof bib). Then slowly LO copied us. Still needs some encouragement to grab the cup with both hands and not wrap fringers around the rim but mainly drinks it. We no longer need a towel. I imagine a couple more weeks and we will have it sorted.In the short term if your baby is young it's probably going to get wet! Long term great for the teeth and development. Easy for visiting family and eating out. Very easy to transport and luckily fits inside most travel baby bowl sets!EDIT: update. My eldest is starting school and second child now using. Nursery were incredibly impressed my 1 year old could easily use a cup without gimmick or handles. Makes eating out easy and I feel has helped development. Both my child can use all types of cups easily.

Absolutely love these for our 9 month old little girl. We bought two training bottles for her but she just wasn't interested in them. These are great. She drinks from them beautifully (though needs help), they are great as a distraction aid whilst I tidy everything up (she loves to play with them). I did see on some of the reviews that some people felt they were over priced shot glasses but I can tell you that that's not the case at all. These are much thicker and smoother on the rim, therefore safer, they have measurements on them, you can stack them and they're a good size for your baby to use. Definitely a great purchase for us.

My initial thought on receiving these was that we'd been fleeced - the cups are very small and they're not cheap. They're well worth the money though. We've been using these every mealtime for the last couple of months, hand washing them after every use and they still look brand new. They're ideal for little hands, and big hands! So far we're holding the cup rather than letting the baby take the reins but they're a great size for her to sip from, easy for us to see when the water has reached her mouth so we can mabage the flow, and they'll be ideal for her to hold herself when she's a bit older.

These baby cups are absolutely TINY! Comically small, even for babies. I had purchased them for my 11 month old at the time, and returned them straight away. Literally the size of shot glasses. Wouldn't recommend. Not value for money either, in my opinion.

People saying these are too small or their child can't use them are missing the point. They are proportionally the right size for learning to drink from. And learning to drink from a cup takes many many weeks and months so you need patience and practice. We started with them at 6 months and she was confidently using by 8 months. Yes you have to refill if thirsty but there's less spillage if it gets knocked. You also know they are bpa free and has the measures on so not the same as drinking from a plastic shot glass. If people are saying they are smaller than expected they haven't looked at what they are buying properly. That isn't the manufacturers fault.