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

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Mini Cup + Straw Training System: The second cup in the Developmental Cup Set is the 4oz Mini Cup + Straw Training System. Milestone: The Tiny Cup helps to support the infant swallowing milestone, which is: baby can drink from an open cup (held by an adult) at 4-6 months of age. Whole Milk: At around 12 months of age most parents decide to add whole milk (or nut milk) into their toddler’s diet.

So, if you were breastfeeding and placing your breastmilk in the Tiny Cup, you can continue to put it into the Mini Cup as well.Mini Cup: At 4 ounces, the Mini Cup is developmentally appropriate for toddlers (compared to the Tiny Cup, at 2oz, for infants). She has 28 years of experience teaching parents and medical professionals how to start babies on solids safely and encourage toddlers to overcome picky eating tendencies. Learning to drink from a straw is an important developmental milestone that develops lip rounding and promotes speech development. Milestone: The Mini Straw Cup helps to support the toddler swallowing milestone, which is: a toddler can drink from a straw cup independently around 15 months of age.

Open cup drinking is important, as it supports healthy oral and speech development, aids with teething, helps your toddler build a strong swallow and can decrease tooth decay. SLEEP COMES WITH MOONIE BUNNY The ultimate sleep aid, that grows with the child and responds to changing needs.The mini size is perfect for mini mouth and hands and thanks to the anti-slip, the cup will not slip out of the hands. The Mini Cup teaches toddlers to drink more fluids from a bigger open cup, whereas the Tiny Cup is a training cup to teach baby to learn how to swallow liquids safely. I exclusively nurse so I would love to bypass the bottle/sippy cup stage and introduce my 6 month old daughter to cups immediately. Transitioning from the Tiny Cup to Mini Cup: Open-cup drinking is important, as it supports healthy oral and speech development, aids with teething, helps your child build a strong swallow and can decrease tooth decay. Learning to drink out of an open cup is an important developmental milestone, and the Tiny Cup helps baby transition from bottle to cup.