Sip Smart, Play Hard! 🥤
The TalkTools Cut Out Cups are specially designed drinking glasses that support children with motor and coordination challenges. Each 3 oz cup features a unique cut-out design that allows for safe sipping without the need to tilt the head back, reducing choking risks. Made from durable, BPA-free glass, these cups are easy to grip and promote fine motor skill development. They are dishwasher safe and come in a convenient 2-pack, making them perfect for everyday use.
Reusability | Reusable |
Material Type Free | BPA Free |
Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe |
Material Features | Insulated |
Material Type | Glass |
Item Weight | 1.13 Ounces |
Number of Items | 2 |
Item Dimensions W x H | 2.5"W x 6"H |
Unit Count | 2.0 Count |
Capacity | 3 ounces |
Shape | Round |
Pattern | Solid |
Theme | Baby |
Occasion | Birthday |
Color | Blue |
Style Name | Modern |
Additional Features | Break Resistant |
M**S
Good size
Exactly what I expected.Works for a smaller child.
A**A
Great cup
Works well for my son learning to drink from an open cup.
K**S
Love these!
My toddler was having a hard time learning to drink from a cup. Her OT suggested to get these and wow. She used them a couple times, spilled a tiny bit (they only hold 1.5 ounces) but was eventually able to get it! The confidence in using these had her drinking out of a regular cup in no time! She especially liked the happy face on the bottom of the cup so she could tell which way to hold it and she could see it when she used it! Highly recommend this for toddlers struggling to drink from a cup!
A**O
Good quality
Good quality
K**A
還不錯,很實用
還不錯,很實用,餵水不容易嗆到
K**K
Great for elderly, too!
My elderly father was having trouble taking his pills because arthritis kept him from tilting his head back to get pills into his mouth. These cups have been the perfect solution. They tip up enough that the pills slide into his mouth without having to angle his head so much. These should be advertised for this purpose in addition to the other uses. Great little trick!
P**N
It works.
I'm currently suffering from partial facial paralysis and can't drink from a normal cup or a bottle without dribbling or choking because I cannot close my lips on one side. I was pleased to find that this cup actually works well. It doesn't hold much volume but I keep mine next to the sink for brushing my teeth or getting a sip of water.
A**A
Couldn't get my baby to use
I could've get my baby to drink out of these, I think if they were a different material or had a different design she would be more inclined to use. I found a weighted silicone cup worked better for mine in feeding therapy.
Trustpilot
2 months ago
2 months ago