Talktools Honey Bear Drinking Cup with 2 Flexible Straws - Includes Instructions - Spill-proof Lid by TalkTools

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The flexible straw and the squeezable body of this cup make it the perfect tool to wean a child from bottles or sippy cups. Like other weighted straw cups, this one dispenses liquid at any angle, which helps babies new to cups learn to drink more easily. But Dr. Brown's Milestones boasts a few features that make it better for travel than competitors. First, like Dr. Brown’s bottles, they're narrow, making it easier to fit into all the bags you're already using to carry around bottles. This also allows them to fit into your car's cup holders. Personolized Honey Dipper with Lavander, Honey Favors, Wood Resin Honey Dipper, Wedding Engraved Gift, Honey Spoon, Baby Shower, Family Gift

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Love these!I bought these to help my 6 month old learn how to drink out of a straw. These are the best honey bear cups we’ve used. They hold a decent amount of water and are easy to squeeze and get water into his mouth. He also LOVES drinking out of them. He often wants water more than his food at meal times. My toddler gets jealous of his bear cups and she loves to drink out of them too. The straws are a little difficult to get into the lids, but it helps if you insert it from the top of the lid instead of trying to push it through the bottom. If we need more of these, we will definitely buy this product again. The “cup” also has sturdy, but soft handles, which make them easier for babies to hold. But unlike other straw cups, the handles slide on the cup like a koozie instead of being attached to the cup's cap. You can slip the handles off to more easily fit this bottle in small spaces, and take them off entirely when your child doesn't need them anymore. He however learned to eat solids when he was almost 7 months but since then he loves food. We did baby led weaning though when I was lazy he got some puréed food!

In this step, you will begin to teach your child that if you squeeze, the liquid will come out. To do this, pair your language with your actions. For example, “Squeeze the bear’s tummy.”&“Look, here comes the milk!”. Your child has already learned that the straw can go in their mouth and they can swallow. With the Honey Bear Cup, the idea is that when they see the milk coming up the straw, they will put their mouth to it.

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Many of these processes can be modified and adapted through close observation. Weekly intervention and counsel with a speech and language pathologist can also be quite helpful.Around 5-6 months, many babies will begin mouthing their toys as they start to explore their world. Soon after, they will be looking to gnaw on some cold teethers as their first teeth emerge. Green Sprouts Training Cup : Handles make this easy for your baby to grab onto and bring towards their mouth. A slightly larger opening allows for more freedom of movement, but also more spills. Straw Cups Your baby is not increasing solid food intake or not taking water or milk in a cup despite reducing breast or bottle-feeds