Category: 嬰兒奶瓶
Dr. Brown's 幼兒學習杯 4入組，專為幫助寶寶學習使用開放式水杯飲水而設計。這些杯子貼心考量小手抓握的舒適性，支援孩子邁向獨立飲水的成長階段。
My 15-month-old finally gets the hang of drinking from these; the handles are just the right size for her tiny fingers to grip. Cleanup is easy since they're dishwasher safe, and I love that they're helping her transition to a real cup.
The soft silicone spout is the perfect texture for my teething toddler to chew on, and the small handles make it easy for him to tip up himself. Cleanup is a breeze since they're dishwasher safe—no tiny valves to scrub out like with straw cups.
My 18-month-old can finally grip her own cup without me hovering—the handles are perfectly sized for tiny fingers and the slow flow keeps spills manageable while she learns.
These cups are so easy for my toddler to hold, and the wide base really helps prevent spills. I love that they're a simple open cup design for practicing real drinking skills.
My 14-month-old can grip these cups easily without me worrying about spills everywhere. The wide base keeps them upright on the tray, and the soft rim is gentle on her gums while she practices drinking.
The handles are perfectly sized for my 18-month-old's grip, and I love that they’re short enough for an open cup without spills. We’ve been using them for a week, and the sturdy plastic feels like it will survive many drops.
My 14-month-old finally got the hang of drinking from these — the narrow base fits her grip perfectly. They're easy to clean and don't leak even when she tosses them off the high chair tray.
The tiny handles are perfectly shaped for my son to hold with both hands while he practices sipping from an open cup. It’s so much less messy than our previous attempts with regular cups, and cleaning is a breeze.
My toddler's grip has improved so much since we switched to these—the handles are perfectly sized for her little fingers. The weighted straw design made the transition from bottles way smoother than I expected.
My 15-month-old finally has the grip to hold these cups on her own, and the wide base makes them much harder to tip over than other cups we've tried. The silicone straw is soft enough she doesn't bite through it, but still firm enough for her to get a good drink.