Gobelet à bec souple Dr. Brown’s® pour tout-petits, 9 oz/270 ml (dès 9 mois)

My 9-month-old took to this cup right away, and I love that the soft spout is one piece so there's no extra parts to clean. The 9 oz size is perfect for water with meals.

I love the soft one-piece spout—it’s gentle on my baby’s gums and doesn’t leak at all, which saves me from constant cleanups. The 9 oz size is perfect for her meals now.

Finally a cup my 9-month-old can grip on his own without dumping it everywhere. The soft silicone spout is gentle on his gums and doesn’t leak even when he tosses it aside.

The angled spout is perfect for my toddler's grip, and the soft silicone is gentle on his gums while he learns to sip independently. It’s much easier to clean than I expected, with no extra parts.

My little one took to this cup right away—the soft spout is much gentler on her gums than the hard plastic cups we tried. It holds enough milk for a good snack but doesn’t leak when she drops it on the floor.

Finally, a sippy cup that doesn't dribble all down my baby's chin—the soft one-piece spout creates a good seal. My little one loves that he can tip it all the way back without the valve leaking everywhere.

My 9-month-old took to this cup right away, and the soft silicone spout is gentle on his gums. It’s easy for him to hold and hasn’t leaked once, which is a huge win for us.

We’ve had this cup for two weeks and my 10-month-old took to it immediately—the one-piece spout is easy to clean and doesn’t leak when tossed in the diaper bag. Finally, a transition cup that actually works without constant spills.

The soft spout is so gentle on my baby's gums, and the one-piece design means it never leaks. It holds just the right amount of milk for a quick drink before bed.

The one-piece silicone spout is super soft and flexible, so my little one didn't struggle at all during the switch from bottle. It's also nice that it's spill-proof, though I still keep an eye on it during playtime.