Tommee Tippee Sippy Cup

Tommee Tippee Sippy Cup

Perfect for first sips

The Tommee Tippee Sippee Trainer comes complete with a Closer to Nature teat to support the transition from bottle or breast to sippy cup drinking. The familiar element of the bottle teat will help encourage baby to start holding their own sippy cup.

What age are Tommee Tippee cups for?

Designed for use from 4 months, this small Sippee Cup which holds up to 150ml of liquid, is the perfect choice for your baby’s first sips. Until now, they’ve been used to breast or bottle, so introducing a cup is an important first step in their weaning journey.

Is 6 months too early for a sippy cup?

When should you introduce a sippy cup? Introducing a sippy cup to your baby early — at about 6 months — can make it easier to wean her off the bottle by her first birthday. Some babies naturally lose interest in bottle-feeding around 9 to 12 months, which makes an ideal time to start weaning your baby off the bottle.

Is Tommee Tippee cups dishwasher safe?

Each first sippee cup is designed with a removable, two-piece, easy-clean non-spill valve that keeps mess to a minimum and is easy to clean. Cups are dishwasher-safe, if placed on the top shelf, and can be steam sterilized for added peace of mind.

What cups are best for babies?

Here’s some advice: Dentists suggest avoiding no-spill designs or sippy cups with valves in them. They recommend choosing an open cup, or a free-flow cup or beaker. You baby might spill drinks to begin with but health experts agree these designs are better for your baby’s teeth.

Do you put formula in a sippy cup?

Can you put formula in a sippy cup? Putting formula in a sippy cup is totally fine. The transition to a sippy cup can begin after your child reaches 6 months of age. Using sippy cups promotes good oral hygiene and prevents speech issues that could develop.

Is sippy cup or straw better?

A straw cup will help to build lip, cheek, and tongue strength and will promote an appropriate resting position of the tongue for future speech development and a proper swallow pattern. A sippy cup on the other hand will encourage a forward tongue resting position, which often results in a frontal lingual lisp.

What do you put in a sippy cup for a 7 month old?

Try offering your baby a few ounces of water, breast milk, or formula in a sippy cup after starting solids, at around 6 months old. Only give your baby a sippy cup during specific meal or snack times, since sipping on anything other than water throughout the day can lead to tooth decay.

Why are sippy cups not recommended?

Around 12 months your child’s swallow begins to mature and the continued used of a bottle or introduction of a hard-spouted sippy cup can interfere with progression from that infant suckle to a more mature swallow pattern. This is why we recommend ditching the bottle by 12 months of age and moving to a straw cup!

How do I teach my baby to drink from a sippy cup?

How to Transition from Bottle to Sippy Cup
Start Early. Introduce your child to a sippy cup with solid foods. Remove The Valve. Start With a Silicone Spout. Offer Something Besides Water. Offer a Sippy Cup Instead of a Bottle. Go Easy on the Nighttime Bottle. Quit Cold Turkey. Follow Through.

What can I use instead of a sippy cup?

Using a straw is a great alternative. Baby can learn to drink from a straw by 9 months old. There are great no-spill straw cups or you can make a DIY version at home. By 12 months, baby can learn to drink from an open cup.

Can you microwave Tommee Tippee sippy cups?

The fold-down, leak-proof spout makes it ideal for when you’re on the go, whilst the small handles are perfect for little hands to hold. This handy cup is also dishwasher, microwave and steriliser safe, making it great for home or travel use.

Do I need to sterilise a sippy cup?

According to official guidelines these only need to be sterilised for the first six months, after which they just need careful cleaning by hand washing or in the dishwasher. However, if you’re giving your child milk in a training cup, it’s sensible to sterilise the sippy lids.

Where are Tommee Tippee pacifiers made?

Tommee Tippee pacifiers are made in China from BPA-free, food-grade silicone meant to mimic a woman’s nipple for a natural feel. Tommee Tippee pacifiers are made for babies from newborn through 36 months and are available for $6-$17.

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