DoidyCup - The Healthy Way to Learn to Drink from a Cup

Easy to clean easy to hold.

I saw these recommended on Instagram for toddlers and I wanted to have a variety of open cups for my kid to use. They are good quality and durable and she likes holding them and the colours are nice.I’m not sure they are actually any easier to drink from for her than a regular shaped cup though. I don’t fill the cup up to the top (because obviously it would go everywhere!) so she still has to tip it up quite a way to get a drink.

I can not praise these cups enough so I had to write a review! My daughter is 9 months old, breastfed and has always refused a bottle, no matter what brand, who fed her and whether I was present or not! I spent an absolute fortune on different brands of bottles and sippy cups and my girl was taking tiny amounts from a free flow sippy cup when one of the staff at her nursery asked if she could try her with a doidy cup...She drank 5oz on the first attempt which was a huge success! I have since purchased some of these cups for ourselves and my daughter happily sips expressed milk and water out of them. She is not able to hold the handles by herself just yet so I do it for her and it suits us just fine. For beginners I recommend a waterproof bib as they do take some getting used to and baby's bibs/clothes can get really wet! I would never have thought to try one of these for my baby based on its appearance and I had never heard of the brand before, so I am really pleased with this discovery and recommend these to everyone.

I bought this for my 7 month old as since she's started weaning she's not wanted a bottle or a cup. We've been through a lot of different cups! She refuses them all and we're struggling to get baby milk or any kind of liquid down her.I got it same day delivery. Washed it and gave my daughter some juice in it. We managed to get a quarter of a cup of juice down her.. and she opened her mouth for more! I would highly recommend this!We did have to keep her hands occupied as she likes to grab things.. and I don't really want her tipping it everywhere 😂. But it is absolutely amazing how she took to it instantly after being through various different beakers and cups.

These were recommended to us to use instead of a regular sippy cup because it promotes natural motion drinking and development. The continued sucking needed for a standard cup can lead to dental and speech problems and also I really struggled to get the lids off when we used them with our first child.I was dubious at first because our baby is only 8 months old but I shouldn't have been! It's so easy to hold to help him drink, and he just loves it. He can hold and drink himself though he generally ends up throwing the last bit everywhere! Because of the design, he doesn't have to tip his head back so it's just a matter of coordinating getting the cup to his mouth and I'm surprised how quickly he managed that. Can't recommend them enough!

Great for skill-teaching - better than any other ‘sippy’ cup we’ve tried. It only took a couple of weeks and she was sipping beautifully from it without support.It’s also really durable - it has taken plenty of knocks and falls but is still going strong!However, she’s 9.5 months and only just starting to grip one of the two handles properly (she started using it at 7 months).

baby able to use from 4 months. Has used bottle and breastfed. No issues in using this. Now 7 months and still using it at mealtimes. Needs to be helped by an adult or it will clearly go everywhere but a great couple of cups, simple design. A number of people shocked about baby being able to use it at such a young age!

Really great idea. I've finally had some luck persuading my one year old to drink more. He's so far refused every type of sippy cup but is quite keen on this one. Four stars because unfortunately it's not a perfect solution for younger babies/toddlers; they often drink too fast/ too much at a time and can choke. I have to hold it with him to slow him down. I think as he gets older, this product will likely work brilliantly but for now it has to be used with very close supervision.