Sippy Cups

A training cup is a transitional drinking tool specifically designed for infants and toddlers. Its primary function is to help babies gradually transition from relying on bottles to using regular open cups through special structural features, such as valve systems or straw designs. The core principle of such products lies in their physical leak-proof design, typically incorporating a one-way valve or sealing mechanism in the lid or straw mouthpiece. This allows liquid to flow smoothly when the child sips while preventing accidental spills caused by tipping or squeezing. Training cups emphasize ease of grip, often featuring added handles or contours that fit a baby's hand, as well as material safety, commonly using food-grade plastic, silicone, or BPA-free materials to meet the needs of independent drinking training. Primary usage scenarios include daily home feeding, childcare educational environments, and travel. The target user group is infants and toddlers aged 6 months to 3 years, particularly during weaning or critical stages of oral development. Key product variants include straw training cups, spout training cups, and models with detachable handles, designed in stages according to age and skill development to balance fostering autonomy with manageable difficulty.