Toddler Straw Cup for Milk and Water, 12 Months+ (9oz)

Toddler Straw Cup for Milk and Water, 12 Months+ (9oz)

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Toddler Straw Cup for Milk and Water, 12 Months+ (9oz)

Toddler Straw Cup for Milk and Water, 12 Months+ (9oz)

$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price  $20.99
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A straw cup for milk, water or smoothies, sized for toddlers 12 months and up: this 9oz silicone training cup has a soft silicone straw in its lid and a stable tapered base that fits most cup holders.

The Olababy 9oz training cup holds 9 oz (270 ml) under a lid with a soft silicone straw, and keeps the stable tapered base of the 5oz training cup. Lift the lid off and it becomes an open cup.

Keep the lid on for the car and longer outings, where 9 oz means one fill instead of two. Lift it off at the table for open-cup practice. It is the next size up from the 5oz training cup, for a toddler who empties the smaller cup in one sitting.

Why parents choose it

  • 9 oz (270 ml) capacity, one fill for a long outing
  • Stable tapered base sized for most car cup holders
  • Lid lifts off to turn the straw cup into an open cup
  • Keeps the soft silicone straw of the 5oz training cup, with more room

What's included

1 training cup (9 oz) with lid and straw.

Size & weight

  • Dimensions: 2.83" dia x 5.72"H (72 x 145.2 mm), 9 oz (270 ml) capacity
  • Weight: 5.15 oz (146 g)

Material & care

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

Can I use this straw cup for milk?

Yes. The Olababy 9oz training cup is made for water, milk or smoothies, and at 9 oz (270 ml) a toddler's drink fits in one fill. The lid and straw come off the cup, and the lid, straw and cup all wash on the upper dishwasher rack after a milk day.

Does it fit a car cup holder?

Yes. The Olababy 9oz training cup has a stable tapered base that fits most car cup holders, and the cup measures 2.83" across and 5.72" tall. Keep the lid and straw on for the drive, then lift the lid off at home when your toddler practices open-cup drinking at the table.

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