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Hourglass-shaped cups are easy to pick up and set down without tipping.
Insulated cups keep drinks cool and fresh.
How to offer a cup
Hand a cup to baby with a small amount of water and help them to bring the cup to their mouth. Slowly tilt the cup for them, and after a lot of these cup trials they will be able to do it on their own. You will notice they have an incomplete lower lip seal, so a cup with a spout can help control spills. If you continue these steps and have them watch you drink from a cup, they will be on their way to drinking only from a cup.
Quick cup do's and don’ts
Do have a variety of cup shapes so they continue to learn.
Do choose easy-grip cups.
Do use a regular open cup too. This works different mouth muscles, helping them hone yet another skill.
Don’t let them carry the cup everywhere they go.
Don’t put them to bed with the cup, to avoid them drinking too much or getting cavities.
Our Best-Selling Allergy-Friendly Formula
Food Groups
Serving Size Examples
Total Daily Goals:
Milk
½ - ⅔ cup milk or yogurt 1 slice American cheese
16 fl. oz.
Vegetables
¼ cup soft, peeled and cooked, mashed or cut to bite-size pieces
¾ cup
Fruits (Limit juice to 4 fl. oz. of 100% juice, only once a day)
¼ cup soft peeled, mashed or chopped fruit; 4 fl. oz. 100% fruit juice
1 cup
Meat/Beans
1-3 tablespoons cooked; mashed or easy-to-chew chopped meat, beans or eggs
1½ oz.
Grains (Choose whole grains whenever you can)
¼ cup cereal, rice or pasta or ½ slice bread, ½ cup hot cereal
2 oz. equivalent
Fats/Oils
½-1 tablespoon dressing, cooking oil or soft margarine
