Silicone baby cups
Two ways for a baby to learn to drink without a bottle. Our straw cup keeps the lid on and the flow steady; our tiny open cups teach the real thing in sips of 2 oz. Many families use both, one after the other.
Tiny silicone open cups, 2 oz, 2-pack
$9.99 4 colors available ★★★★★ 4.7 (1,392)Straw cup or open cup first?
There is no wrong order. A straw cup is easier to bring to the car or the stroller and the valve stops a sudden gush; an open cup is the skill your toddler will use for life, and starting small keeps the mess small too.
Our straw cup turns into an open cup when you take the lid off, so the step from one to the other happens at the same table, with the same handles your baby already knows.
Sizes that make sense for little hands
The tiny open cup holds 2 oz and has a weighted, textured base — small enough for an infant to lift, heavy enough to stay upright when it is set down a little too fast. The straw cup holds 6 oz with ml and oz marks in a clear window, so you can see how much water went in without opening it.
Before you choose
What age can a baby start using an open cup?
Many babies try sips from a tiny open cup at around 6 months, alongside first solids. Expect spills for a few weeks; that is the learning.
Do the cups go in the dishwasher?
Yes, on the top rack. Take the straw and valve out of the straw cup and rinse them under running water so nothing sits inside.
