My child is 8 months old. Can she try to use these cups now?
53045
I started my 6 month old on these instead of sippy cups - he can't do it yet himself obviously, but I feel very comfortable with him with these cups and he drinks well from them - my daughter was using these at 13 months (didn't have them prior)
53046
My son didn't learn to drink from a cup till he was 2 years old. But these are defiantly the best cups for learning. GL
53047
I think you can. Probably she may not be able to do it right till a little older. But it can be used as starter cup. Great for learning. My girl started at about 1 year plus. I think you can start at any age depending on what makes you comfortable.
53048
I recommend letting her practice in the bathtub (with water), where it won't make a mess if she spills. Mine did this for a while around 9 months. She is 18 months now and uses these cups better than any other open cups we've tried so far.
1631817
These particular cups start at 12 months but my son started using them at about 9 months
1606499
I'm not 100% sure but my guess is NoThis cup is round & wide. Not like the bottles. Hands down the Best Sippy Cup out there. I have 3 under 3yrs of age. I've tried everything. Good luck!
54743
My baby was able to use them until he was one month old. When he was newborn the diaper was too big and it leaks!
83225
Sure they can be used for that, you will need extra room in the frig. No different then any other plastic cup!
1216936
As long as your nine month old has the ability to hold their cup by themselves and understands that he/she needs to suck in order to make the cup work, I would recommend it for sure!
1525072
Not sure how to answer this question. I started my son on these when he was 8 months, he had no problem holding them when there was 5oz of formula in them. He still uses them 4 months later. They are great sippy cups.
796258
These are not good for that. The entire cup edge has screw-top threads and little "lock" tabs that stick out on each side. The First Years Take & Toss Spill-Proof Sippy Cups are like regular cups when you take the lid off.
1779660
I bought these for my 3 year old granddaughter, and she did fine with them. I am not sure what "listed" age was, but if the child is out of the "put everything in your mouth" stage (8 months -2 years) you should be okay...we didn't use ours as cake toppers, they were just toys she played with while watching the show; she kept them in her purse ;-).
1413532
My daughter started using these at around 10 months and still uses them at 17 months. I love the size (smaller than a lot of cups) because she doesn't drink large quantities.
408924
Probably not....they are really small. They are made for a toddler not a ten year old. Was very disappointed when they came. They are just so tiny.
489739
Yes. We mainly started using these around 4 months for teething drool and the fit our now 9-month-old well.
1042436
I started using mine when they were about 8 months old and figured out how to undo the Velcro bibs. I still use them today and my girls are 16 months. I would say I could probably use them till they are 3.
604762
I think they are only meant for the nuk cups. Their cups are wonderful & they offer a variety of cups for when your baby is ready.
2113661
My son started using them around 10-11 months and still occasionally uses them now at 16 months. It was a nice transition from bottle nipple to sippy cup. Most of the sippy cups have the hard spout and my son couldn't pull the fluid out until he was over a year. Hope that helps.P.S. Be careful because while teething my son bit through the holes in the top and the bottles started leaking. We bought replacement nipples but he just did it again :)
454336
Yes. My son has had them since he was about 10 months. If they drink from a straw well, it should work. If not, they have a sippy cup silicone attachment that you can use too. I'll have to warn you that these are NOT leak-proof, so I would just stick with water to easier deal with spills. Hope that helps!
1854008
If your kiddo is ready for a sippy cup then this will work fine. I think my little one was closer to 12 months before we started offering sippies.