Tiny Cup (Gray) - 100% Silicone Training Cup for Infants - Designed by a Pediatric Feeding Specialist - 4 months+ - Baby-led Weaning Gear & Baby Gift

Did not expect it to be as tiny as it was. Makes sense as it is for my 6 month old but still hilarious. She loves it and can actually hold it herself, even though she spills the water everywhere. Easy to clean, and holds approx 2oz of water.

I first gave this to my daughter at 10 months. It took her a few tries to get the hang of it. Now, she is a few weeks shy of one year. At meals, I fill it up with water and hand it to her (rather than having her pick it up herself right now). She drinks from it then hands it back to me. This has worked well to minimize spills. We are only using for water because obviously there are still spills.

From the second we introduced this cup to my daughter at 6 months she loved it and has loved the cup and drinking water ever since (she is now 9m). The size is perfect for babys mouths and it is a great way to introduce cups. If she has been eating something slippery (yogurt, avocado, banana, etc) it is hard for her to grasp the cup, but that is not surprising.

Love this cup! Started using it when my boy was 7 months and he’s been using it ever since! Would definitely buy again and again!

Perfect for little hands, it’s like a baby silicone shot glass. Great value

It is absolutely genius. My 6 month old drink water on it and it fits his little hands perfectly!

We have only used this cup twice so far and our 8 month old already getting the hang of it. Its perfectly sized for little hands and the weighted bottom makes it less likely to tip over. I think she will be using it really well in a week or so at this rate!

Easy to hold and works great for learning how to drink out of a cup. My 6 month old loves it!

Perfect for my babys hands. Its heavy at the bottom so it stays standing. Not too heavy though.

I bought this cup for my 2 year oldson because he has trouble swallowing thin liquids. He does much better drinking in smaller quantities, so this was the perfect size for him. It’s about the same size as a shot glass, which is what we were using. This is a bit more practical, it won’t break if he drops it. And the shape of the cup actually encourages him to stay in the proper drinking position, which is also helpful for his swallowing disorder. It is pricey though. I would have bought several if it were a bit less.