Around 6 to 9 months, baby wants to start drinking \u00ablike the big kids\u00bb. 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<\/strong> meets this exact need: an object that mimics the feel of real glass, but without the risk of disaster every time you use it.<\/p>\n Unlike training cups or straw cups, this beaker allows baby to drink all the way round<\/strong>, 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 \u2014 not a single drop escapes.<\/p>\n This technology has two major advantages:<\/p>\n Our training cup comes in 3 soft colours designed to blend into any kitchen and nursery decor:<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Paediatricians recommend limiting bottle use after 12\u201318 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 \u2014 who spills, gets wet, and ends up refusing to drink independently.<\/p>\n The 360\u00b0 cup provides this ideal transition: baby learns the exact posture of a \u00abbig cup\u00bb, 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.<\/p>\n To help you compare with the other sippy cups on the market:<\/p>\nHow does the 360\u00b0 system work?<\/h3>\n
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3 colours to suit all tastes<\/h2>\n
Choose the colour that will appeal to baby<\/h3>\n
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Why favour this system?<\/h2>\n
A natural transition to traditional glass<\/h3>\n
Advantages compared to other systems<\/h3>\n
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