EZTOTZ Tough To Tip BPA Free Plastic Baby Cups USA Made - Open Top Cups For Kids - Tip Resistant Kid’s Tumbler Cup For Independent Toddler Learning - 12+ Months - Safe & Non-Toxic

Purchased for grandchildren, 20 mos. and they held easily without dropping AND the cup didn't tip over when they placed on the table or tray. This is a win!

We’re enjoying watching our little one learn to drink from an open cup with these! We were concerned that they might be slippery in the baby’s hands, but the ridges seem to help with that. The base is wide, not really weighted, but is still steady and yet to tip. Just pop them in the dishwasher after every use and they’re holding up well!

My son started using this cup at 5 months, caught on so easily. Easy for him to pick up and hold by the grooves. He is now 15 months and this is still his go to cup. Worth every penny. I've spent hundreds in all different cups, sippys, strawed.. and these cups are still the go to.

The cup is very well made but my son is too wild for this cup. He's been using a open mouth cup since about 9 months, with assistance. He is now 14 months so we bought these hoping to have him gain independence but he toss the cup every time. I think he may need a regular sippy cup.

I have autistic 5 year olds and we had tried sooooo many ways to get them to drink water. This was a real problem for our family because lack of water/liquid causes a cycle of constipation and medications and even hospital visits. Straws can be really hard for some kids with motor planning issues and for whatever reason, perhaps the unassuming size, the weight giving enough sensory input so they don’t spill it if they pick it up to aggressively (they can’t because it’s got a little weight to it), and it has 0 taste unlike SO many kids cups….it’s been a game changer. I only bought 2 and we wash them literally constantly so they can have them all day.

I love these. Got them for my six month old to begin learning to hold and sip from cup. Just a few drops of water. She enjoys it. I love that its sturdy like a regular cup.

So partly this is shame on me for not reading materials better. These were listed as comparable to several of the small silicone training cups so I apparently made the assumption they were the same. Now even if I'd realized that they weren't silicone I'd have probably purchased for the size and shape alone. They definitely resist tipping well, are easy to set down. The ridges help little hands hold them but the hard plastic isn't ideal as it is a little sluppert, they're on the hslippery, (for an infant cup of course) and the lip has sharp edges from molding. I was able to smooth the edges out so we will use them but not the perfect item I expected.

Little too wide for 9 month old hands- but good for toddler