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AddThis sets this geolocation cookie to help understand the location of users who share the information. I have tried a few types (a Mam one similar to her bottles, munchkin 360 and a straw cup that came with a bamboo weaning set) but not had much luck getting DD to drink water from any of them. This boldly-designed sippy cup is totally spill-proof so your baby can shake it around as much as they like without spilling a drop. Unlike other cups this weighted straw follows the liquid as he tips it up or whichever way - so it freely flows out easily.If you’re after a budget option, the long-respected Tommee Tippee Essential Free-Flow First Cup is a good choice. Dentists and health experts say no-spill and valved types aren't as good for your baby's teeth, so it makes sense to use open or free-flow cups where possible, and opt for no-spill designs for in bed or in the buggy. Though it doesn’t promise to be totally spill-proof, the spout flips down and many parents have been merrily carrying a Tommee Tippee like this in change bags for years. Nor does it contain any sort of valve, meaning that the little one doesn’t have to suck hard to release the liquid. Its 360-degree drinking edge allows your child to sip from any side, helping develop their muscles ready for open cups.

You’ll love Klean Kanteen’s stainless steel water bottles for kids as it’s a bottle for life, which reduces wastage. A plastic lid covers the spout to keep it clean while on the move, it’s very easy to hand wash and it can be sterilised (though it’s not for dishwasher use). What do you do when they have wrecked their straw from their Tippy up Cup by biting it (or any other way they can think of damaging it! Invented by a dad and industrial engineer, the Litecup has a smart, well-thought-through design in a range of colours.While it can be used from just three months of age, frankly, we’d be impressed if any three-month-old baby was sipping delicately on this without help. It comes with a cup lid which will keep the rim clean when you’re out and about with your little one. I actually love the 360 ones and wish I'd just gone to them straight away rather than faffing around with spouty cups, straw cups and so on. It's tricky to get food onto your fork and all the way to your mouth when you're little and sometimes a little extra help is needed. g. if used for milk or juice) detach the straw from the lid and give the cup a more thorough clean, leaving the straw to soak if necessary (e.