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Easy Transition From Bottle to Cup: German made bite-proof silicone spout, soft as mom’s breast, featuring a bigger air vent, easy to suck, gentle on teeth and gum. Localized thickening design for better support, prevents nipple sagging. Best choice for breastfeeding babies, making weaning off bottle easier
No Spill Design: Thyseed best trainer starter sippy cup features a highly efficient non spill sealed design, inverting lid without leakage, prioritizing safety, providing parents with peace of mind, whether at home, at nighttime, at playdates, in the car, or on-the-go, the leak proof technology minimizes the chances of liquid accidents
Weighted Straw Technology: Thyseed transitional suppy cup adopts unique weighted straw design, making infants sipping easily at any angle
Easy to Hold: Removable 15 degree handle design, specifically tailored for toddlers, easy to grip and sip with ease, promotes independent drinking as little hands can easily grasp and hold onto the cups, making it the ideal baby feeding bottle for developing fine motor skills
Easy to Clean: Wide opening makes it easy to fill with liquid(water, milk, juice) and hand wash, removable straw comes with a brush makes cleaning safe and hygenic. Dishwasher (top rack) and sterilizer safe. PPSU material body, no microplastic release, BPA free. Recommended for ages 6m+
Debora A. –
Expensive! But worth it!
If your baby hasn’t figured out how to drink out of a straw, this is the cup for you! My first born picked up drinking out of a straw in 3 days. With my second, it just didn’t click. He would chew on it but he would not drink. He drank out of a bottle, no problem. At first I tried a sippy cup with a transition nipple. But he didn’t figure out tipping it, he sucked out of it. So I searched for a cup that would have both. I found this one. I was a little hesitant because of the price, but it was exactly what he needed. It felt like a bottle but it had the weighted straw. My baby was able to drink out of it immediately. On the second day he was finally drinking water independently! The cup is of good quality plastic. It’s very easy to clean and you can sterilize it. It’s easy to hold and very easy for a baby to learn to drink out of it. The weighted straw is of very good quality. It actually has a weight at the end. The handles are curved so it’s easier for babies to get a grip. It’s a good design. It comes with a very thin brush to clean the straw. I guess you get what you pay for, although it is pricey.
Sheri –
Bottle refusal has no match with this!
My baby stopped taking her bottle at 2 months and we’ve been on a journey for 4 months to get her to take again. We’ve tried them all and nothing worked. She just wanted mama. Then our lactation consultant suggested transitioning her to a sippy cup. We started with this one at month 5. Loved that it had a straw component and seemed like she could navigate with it easily.She picked it up using it so easily! We didn’t have any challenges with leaking. It’s though that it’s so expensive, but it’s worth it. And the quality is really nice. Even though it’s big for her, she’s still able to navigate it well.If your baby isn’t taking the bottle, I highly recommend!!
taylor –
Stop your search, great transition cup
I was searching for a transition cup from bottle to sippy cup for my 7 month old. This cup is perfect! He loves to hold the cup himself and the nipple is super soft similar to a bottle. The design is so cute! Definitely easy to use and clean! I would recommend this cup!
Anastasia –
Nice transition cup
I bought this cup for my 8 month old daughter to help her learn to drink on her own. At first, she didn’t like it much, but after a few tries she got used to it and now drinks very well. The cup is lightweight, easy for her to hold, and doesn’t leak at all. The only thing is that the small tube inside the weighted ball is not easy to clean, so I always use the little brush that comes with it. Overall, it’s a nice cup for babies starting to drink independently.
Bon A. –
Probably the only bottle you’ll for transitioning
Just gave this to my son and he was able to drink out of this cup the second I gave it to him!! For reference, he’s 1 yr old and 1 week old and has never tried a sippy cup before. Honestly, I wish I tried this sooner! He grasped it with no issue!!! Also, the cup is easy to hold and spill proof (thus far). You know how great that is, esp at this age!!If you watch the vid: You can see how easily it was for him to hold and drink from the upright to the laying down position!This cup is pricey but the quality feels great and the weighted straw helps when he lays down to drink!!! Worth the price since this is probably the only bottle ill need to transition him!
Samantha Pantoja –
High-quality bottle.
I’m not one to buy plastic however this bottle is a higher quality, including the silicone. The weighted straw works perfectly. It is a pricey bottle in my opinion, but it was worth the dollar.
solvey nava –
Easy to suck straw
I have bought a lot of cups and this is my favorite is easy to clean leak proof it works create and the two handles make it super easy for your baby to hold it holds over 10 oz of liquid so is great for the transition of the bottle
Norman –
Great Quality
Was really excited to get this as we are weaning our baby off of bottles. The quality of the cup is great but my baby didn’t like it. It is a cool cup that works as advertised but unfortunately it is not a direct replacement for a bottle.