Cups and mugs are designed to help children learn to drink independently - from first cups with a stable base to lidless cups for older toddlers. You can choose from various sizes, shapes and materials.
Twistshake 2x cups Pastel Blue&Green 170ml 6+M
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Mushie® Silicone Training Cup + Straw Lilac Flowers
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€15,95
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Done by Deer® Silicone Straw Cup Set Celebration Sand 2-pack
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€23,96
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€29,95
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Mushie® Silicone Starter Cup MINI Cambridge Blue
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€9,95
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Mushie® Trainer Sippy Cup Dusty Rose
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€15,95
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Trixie Baby® Tritan Training Cup Mr. Fox 200ml
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€11,95
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Done by Deer® Silicone cup with lid and handles Playground Green
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€14,95
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Mushie® Silicone Training Cup + Straw Dinosaurs
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€15,95
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Done by Deer® Mini silicone cup Playground Blue
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€10,95
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Done by Deer® Cup with lid and handles Celebration Sand
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€12,95
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Trixie Baby® Tritan Training Cup Mrs. Cat 200ml
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€11,95
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Mushie® Silicone ice cream mold Cambridge Blue
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€15,95
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Done by Deer® Silicone Straw Cup Set Playground Green 2-pack
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€29,95
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Done by Deer® Silicone Straw Cup Set Tiny Farm Powder 2-pack
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€22,46
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€29,95
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Done by Deer® Silicone bowl with lid and handles Celebration Sand
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€14,95
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Advice
How to choose?
- Drinking-learning stage: mini cups with a stable base are suitable for first attempts, while lidless cups encourage independent drinking in older toddlers.
- Material: silicone cups are softer and more resistant to drops, which is suitable for the youngest children.
- Handles: cups with two handles make gripping easier for small hands.
- Cup sets: some brands (e.g. Mushie, Done by Deer) offer sets of several sizes for gradual progress in learning to drink.
FAQ
What you want to know
When does a child move from a bottle to a cup?
The transition varies from child to child; most parents start introducing a cup between 6 and 12 months, alongside the bottle.
Are silicone cups safe for children?
Yes, silicone cups are made without BPA, are softer and more resistant to drops than glass or rigid plastic.
