There comes a time in every baby's life when the sippy cup crosses the threshold from being merely a toy to something more. After a couple of months of Mom assisted practice, Noah has now mastered the fine art of sippy cup usage. You go guy!
Ooooh, we love love love those sippy cups - the kind that are disposable but not really!
Another good one to try is a Rubbermaid straw cup. They are about 6-8 oz, rectangular, screw on lid and a plastic straw that hangs down. They are spillproof - I'll try and do a post on them tomorrow so you can see them...Travis and Tyler both did/do terrific with them, and the pediatrician recommended them to my SIL (my nephew has Downs Syndrome - they told her that the sucking through a straw action would help with his speech).
Thanks for the tip Judy! A friend of mine mentioned that I should try a straw cup and now I will for sure. Thanks! I'll pick up the Rubbermaid version.
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Ooooh, we love love love those sippy cups - the kind that are disposable but not really!
Another good one to try is a Rubbermaid straw cup. They are about 6-8 oz, rectangular, screw on lid and a plastic straw that hangs down. They are spillproof - I'll try and do a post on them tomorrow so you can see them...Travis and Tyler both did/do terrific with them, and the pediatrician recommended them to my SIL (my nephew has Downs Syndrome - they told her that the sucking through a straw action would help with his speech).
Thanks for the tip Judy! A friend of mine mentioned that I should try a straw cup and now I will for sure. Thanks! I'll pick up the Rubbermaid version.
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