Silicone Toddler Cup, 2 Pack BPA Free Silicone Drinking Training Cup for 6 Months+ Babies, 4 fl. oz Tiny Open Cup for Infants (Muted, Dusty Lilac)

Wish it came in purple. Love how thick they are. Easy to wash.

Got these silicone cups for my son when he was 18 months. He is now 22 months, so he's been using these for 4 months now. We didn't even bother with sippy cups. He went from boobs, to water bottles with a straw, to these silicone cups and he has great control of holding it and drinking by himself. Of course he still spills here and there when he doesn't pay attention and goes to drink too fast, but hey, like I said, he's 22 months old lolI would love these cups in a little bit bigger size because I do refill his milk multiple times. Not sure if they make larger silicone cups like these because I haven't looked yet but if not, we'll just switch to plastic ones. But these were excellent training cups 100%Pictured is him highly enjoying his "smoothum" (smoothie).

They are great for the price! And the best part is that comes in two beautiful colors. Perfect for little hands

Great size. These cups were bigger than I thought and I love that they are silicone. Easy to hold for my toddler

We have recently started introducing an open cup with meals for my 6 month old. She absolutely loves having an open cup! I put just a little bit of breastmilk in the bottom and will try and help her drink it. Usually she can get it into her mouth, but then will smile and it will all dribble out. I will also put a little bit of water in the bottom if I can't help her try it (less likely to waste breastmilk that way). She also loves to play with these cups once they're empty - squawking and yelling into the cup, I'm guessing to hear her voice come back to her.My biggest complaint is that they aren't bottom heavy, making them harder to tip over. She still doesn't have full control of her limbs and pretty easily knocks the cup over.If I had to guess, it holds 2 or 3 ounces at least. I don't have something readily available to test how much it holds, but it does hold a good amount. I haven't yet filled it so full yet, just a couple drops of things to reduce waste and mess.I also really like having two so I can rotate them out. Always having a clean one while the other is being washed (dishwasher friendly even)!

My kids use these to rinse their mouths after brushing their teeth. They’re a good size and weight for little kids (~5yo). I’ve tried several other brands previously, but they end up molding at the bottom because of ridges and other more intricate designs. These ones are simpler (and maybe I’m more vigilant about drying them off), so mold hasn’t been a problem yet (after 3 months of daily use).

These might be made of silicone but they are surprisingly thick and weighty for the size which is great for a toddler! We are using these to practice using a fully open cup and the small size is perfect so it’s not such a huge puddle of water when my son tries to drink it like a shot.

These cups are absolutely adorable but they are very small. Not really useful for a toddler.