TalkToolsRecessed Lid Cup with Handles - Leak Proof | Promotes Oral Motor Skills, Lip Closure, and Self Feeding | Alternative to Sippy Bottle | Food Grade Materials | Dishwasher Safe (Light Blue)

A great little cup for those kids who are starting to learn open cup drinking, as it limits the amount of fluid they get. The double handles are also helpful, as they allow the child greater control.

So far this is one I can handle with my cleft palate baby and after his surgery this will be perfect as milk doesn't come out too too fast. Baby doesn't like it currently but it'll take some getting used to. I did buy all the colors and this pink one came first just waiting on the others but I like the size and shape of the cup and I think the recessed lid makes it much easier on my part to cup feed my son.

This cup was recommended to me by a speech pathologist for my baby who is on thickened liquids due to swallowing issues and has trouble getting honey-thick liquids out of many standard sippy cups we've tried. It comes with two lids: one for turning the cup up and drinking and the other fits a regular straw. This cup is made well and the thickened liquids definitely do flow out of it easily. I'm just not sure this would work for any eleven month old baby who likes to turn cups over and throw them in the floor. It's a little advanced for her right now, but I'm hoping we'll get good use out of it further down the road. Great customer service from this company!

My child is delayed in self feeding and this is perfect cup for 3 year old . Her feeding therapist recommended this and I use it daily. I would be happy if there was a cover on top so I could take along but nonetheless very happy with size the design to hold and my kiddo is able to sip water out of it now

I purchased this for my mom to have a liquid at her tray during the day. It's meant for smaller portions.

One star because the design of the cup is decent and serves its purpose. So there. A star.But it’s made of cheap plastic. BPA substitutes are just as bad as BPA, especially for kids’ developing endocrine system yet they made this product for kids.I'd love to find this in silicone or at least, a better quality plastic. Our speech therapist said this company is owned/founded by a healthcare professional - So I'd have expected them to go on NCBI and look at the data when choosing materials for feeding kids.So when using this product, I'm trying to help my child learn how to drink from an open cup while exposing him to knowingly harmful substances. Not a great feeling. Looking for alternatives.Update: couldn’t find any silicone alternatives BUT Oxo Tot has a training open cup design option that works better than this one and is made of better quality materials. And it’s actually slightly cheaper than this one!

The cups work great. I that there are two lids for different flow rates. I found these to be the best cup for our needs, although they are quite expensive compared to others on the market. Also, be careful with them. One of my boys dropped his and the handle broke because it's so thin.

This cup is perfect! Perfect size, color, and design for mother with dementia. The lid screws in easily for me but makes it difficult for her to remove. The capacity makes it light enough that when full she can still lift with no tipping. And the color stands out on her tray so she is actually drinking more liquids since purchase. Just ordered two more.