Kids Wine Glass Cup for Toddlers: Spill-Proof Sippy
Mealtime without the puddle. A clear stemmed goblet with a mint-teal spill-resistant spout lid that makes your toddler feel grown-up and keeps juice and milk in the cup.
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Mealtime without the puddle. A clear stemmed goblet with a mint-teal spill-resistant spout lid that makes your toddler feel grown-up and keeps juice and milk in the cup.
Fun wine-glass style spill-resistant cup for kids
- spills during drinking
- mess at meals
Juice time that stays off the table
Tired of cleaning spills after every snack? This fun wine-glass style cup gives little ones a grown-up way to drink, with a spill-resistant lid that keeps the mess contained.
A grown-up goblet built for small hands
- A goblet that feels grown-up
The stemmed shape looks like a real drinking glass, and kids notice. The stem gives small hands an easy place to hold, and a cup that feels like the grown-ups' makes a toddler want to drink from it.
- Spill-resistant spout lid
The mint-teal spout lid keeps liquid inside when the cup tips, so juice and milk stay put at meals and in the car. It is a spill-resistant lid, not a magic one: pour halfway and press it on firmly.
- Clear body, easy to check
The clear plastic body shows how much is left and lets you spot residue at a glance. A quick look tells you when to refill and when to rinse.
Cup, lid and a choice of five colors
- Clear goblet cup, 150 mL×1
Stemmed clear plastic body
- Mint-teal spout lid×1
Anti-drop spout for sipping
- Color choice
White, blue, pink, purple or yellow
From puddles to proud sips
Every meal ends in a puddle
Juice on the tray, on the floor, down your sleeve. Open cups tip at the first wobble and standard sippy cups leak or get chewed. You wipe, change clothes and your toddler gives up on drinking alone.
The cup that looks like a grown-up's
A clear goblet with a mint-teal spout lid. It looks like the glasses adults use, so kids want it. The lid holds liquid in when tipped and the stem gives little hands a grip.
Mealtime, calmer by the next snack
Snack time, car rides and daily meals run with fewer cleanups. Your child carries their own cup, and you finally finish your coffee while it is still warm.
Easy to rinse, quick to wipe down
- Rinse after use
Rinse cup and lid so sugary residue does not build up.
- Hand wash
Warm soapy water. Skip the dishwasher unless the label says it is safe.
- Air dry fully
Let the lid and spout dry before putting them back together.
- Check for wear
Look at the lid and stem now and then, and replace if damaged.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The anti-drop spout lid keeps liquid in when the cup tips, which cuts most mealtime mess. No lid beats a hard throw or a loose fit, so press it on firmly and pour only halfway.
The lid is a parent-fitted spout lid. You press it on before the drink, and your child just sips from the spout.
The body is smooth, clear plastic with no tricky corners. Rinse the cup and lid after each use and let them air dry. Hand wash with warm soapy water.
It is a 150 mL tall cup with a slim stem. Check your holder width first, since cup holders vary, and stand the cup upright with the lid pressed shut.
Looks and kid appeal. The goblet shape makes toddlers want to pick it up, while the spout lid does the spill work you expect from a sippy cup.
Five: white, blue, pink, purple and yellow, all in the 150 mL tall cup size. Over months of daily meals, one cup that kids actually use costs less than replacing cups they refuse.
