Description
The 360° baby training cup: the independence revolution
The key stage in moving from a bottle to a cup
Around 6 to 9 months, baby wants to start drinking «like the big kids». But between the bottle (which they have mastered) and the standard glass (which they knock over every time), there is a missing transition step. The 360-degree training cup meets this exact need: an object that mimics the feel of real glass, but without the risk of disaster every time you use it.
How does the 360° system work?
Unlike training cups or straw cups, this beaker allows baby to drink all the way round, exactly like a conventional cup. The secret: a flexible silicone valve that opens only when the baby's lips apply pressure. When the cup is put down or knocked over, the valve closes automatically — not a single drop escapes.
This technology has two major advantages:
- Baby is learning the right way right from the start — no mouthpiece that alters mouth posture
- No spill you can leave the glass on the table without worry
3 colours to suit all tastes
Choose the colour that will appeal to baby
Our training cup comes in 3 soft colours designed to blend into any kitchen and nursery decor:
- Blue — a comforting classic that appeals to children and adults alike
- Green — a fresh, natural tone, perfect for a modern kitchen
- Pink — soft and luminous, elegant for any mood
Please note: no colour is reserved for any gender. A little boy will love soft pink, a little girl might fall for deep blue. Choose according to baby's tastes or your kitchen decor.
Why favour this system?
A natural transition to traditional glass
Paediatricians recommend limiting bottle use after 12–18 months to prevent dental problems (early childhood caries) and encourage proper jaw development. But switching abruptly to a standard glass can be frustrating for a baby — who spills, gets wet, and ends up refusing to drink independently.
The 360° cup provides this ideal transition: baby learns the exact posture of a «big cup», but without the frustration of spills. After a few months of use, they will be ready to move on to a traditional cup almost effortlessly.
Advantages compared to other systems
To help you compare with the other sippy cups on the market:
- sippy cup The 360° cup better prepares for the posture of a traditional glass. The spout ultimately delays the transition to a normal glass.
- vs sippy cup The straw is useful, but it doesn't replicate the action of drinking from a cup. Combine it with a 360° cup to vary the learning experience.
- vs Standard glass too early, the traditional cup causes a lot of spills and frustration. The 360° is an ideal stepping stone.
📋 Features
| System | 360° cup with spill-proof silicone valve |
| Capacity | 260 ml |
| Dimensions | 120 × 112 × 92 mm |
| Material | BPA-free food-grade plastic + silicone valve |
| Available colours | 3 colours: Blue, Green, Pink |
| Handles | Ergonomic, suited to small hands |
| Recommended age | From 6 months old |
| Care | Dishwasher safe |
| Security | In accordance with European CE standards — BPA-free, phthalate-free |
| Delivery time | 5 to 12 days — free EU delivery |
When and how should this glass be introduced?
The step-by-step introduction
- At 6 months offer the glass filled with water or milk at room temperature at the end of the meal. Baby observes, handles it, and sometimes doesn't drink — this is normal at first.
- At 9 months old baby is starting to understand the mechanism. He sucks, he smiles, he discovers that it works. Encourage without forcing.
- At 12 months : autonomous use most of the time. The cup becomes an object of pride for baby who «drinks like a big boy/girl».
- At 18-24 months progressive transition to standard glass, with the 360° lens as a backup for travel.
Tips for first use
- Start with some’still water at room temperature — fewer risks of sensory surprises
- Sit baby upright in their high chair during the first attempts
- Show him by drinking yourself — imitation is his best learning tool at this age
- Never force it — if baby refuses today, try again in 1-2 weeks
- Wash the valve separately after each use to prevent milk residue
To properly equip your baby's mealtime, also check out our article Baby's dietary diversification: complete guide and practical advice.
Who should you give this training beaker to?
- Baby shower gift suitable from 6 months
- Additional little newborn gift as a main gift
- Practical gift for grandparents who regularly babysit
- First birthday present at the ideal time for weaning off the bottle
- Gift for the nursery or childminder — practical and easily identifiable with its colour
Complete baby's feeding equipment
For successful weaning, the training cup is part of a complete mealtime kit. Remember to complete it with:
- A silicone feeding set non-slip with compartments
- Ergonomic cutlery suited to small hands
- Silicone bibs with a pocket to catch what falls
- A high chair or a travel high chair harness
Discover our full selection in our category baby tableware.
Delivery and guarantees
🚚 Free delivery throughout the European Union
🔒 Secure 100% payment via Stripe
↩️ Returns accepted within 14 days of receipt






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