Small Open Cup for Babies, First Cup for 6 Months+ (2oz)

Small Open Cup for Babies, First Cup for 6 Months+ (2oz)

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$9.99
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Small Open Cup for Babies, First Cup for 6 Months+ (2oz)

Small Open Cup for Babies, First Cup for 6 Months+ (2oz)

$9.99
Sale price  $9.99 Regular price 
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A small open cup for babies from 6 months: the First Cup holds a practice-size 2oz pour in soft, grippy silicone, light enough for small hands to lift, tip and put down.

The Olababy First Cup is a 2 oz (60 ml) open cup in grippy silicone, shaped for hands still learning to grasp, with a low 1.8 oz weight and a stable base. It has no lid, so every sip is open-cup drinking.

Stay close for first sips, since the cup is open by design. A 2oz fill means a tipped cup is a small spill to wipe up rather than a soaked bib, which keeps practice low stakes.

Why parents choose it

  • Holds 2 oz (60 ml), a practice pour rather than a full serving
  • Grippy silicone texture for hands still learning to grasp
  • Stable base so the cup stands steady between sips
  • Just 2.03" across and 1.8 oz, sized for a first grip

What's included

1 first cup, or 2 first cups in the 2-pack. Open cup, no lid.

Size & weight

  • Dimensions: 2.03" dia x 2.5"H (51.6 x 63.5 mm), 2 oz (60 ml) capacity
  • Weight: 1.8 oz

Material & care

100% high-purity food-grade silicone: BPA, PVC, lead, and phthalate free. Dishwasher safe (top rack). Designed in Portland, Oregon.

Why is the First Cup only 2oz?

The Olababy First Cup holds 2 oz (60 ml) because it is a practice cup, not a serving cup. A small pour is light enough for a baby to lift, tip and put down, and when it spills there is only a little to wipe up. For a full drink in one go, a larger cup suits the job.

How do I teach my baby to drink from an open cup without a flood?

Start with a small pour in the Olababy First Cup, which holds at most 2 oz (60 ml), so even a full cup is a small spill. Its grippy silicone and stable base give your baby something to hold, tip and set down between sips. Stay close for every practice session, since the cup is open by design.

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