The best choice depends on your child’s age and desired level of independence, as well as the capacity that matches their pace. In this selection, you’ll find 320 ml cups with a silicone spout and turquoise-green handles (model 5901691812482), plus smaller options in 240 ml (blue, model 5901691813380) and 120 ml (green, model 5901691813373), suitable for babies from 6 months. These variations help children learn to drink on their own step by step, according to their developmental stage and your child’s habits.

The silicone spout provides a gentle feel and is well-suited for the first transition between a bottle and a cup, while also helping reduce leak risk during early self-feeding attempts. The integrated handles help your child grip and position the flow, supporting a stable, more independent hold. With the capacity options available, you can pick a model that matches your child’s age and dexterity.

For learning at home, choose the 320 ml model with a silicone spout and handles, as it supports a natural progression toward independence. For toddlers and outings, the smaller 120 ml or 240 ml versions are ideal since they’re easier to handle and give better control of the pour. The right choice therefore depends on age, independence level, and your child’s routines when traveling.

Disassemble the spout and handles so you can clean them separately after each use. Wash with lukewarm water and mild soap, then rinse thoroughly before air-drying. Regularly check the condition of the silicone spout and any seals for cracks or wear to help prevent leaks during the next self-feeding attempts.

The available options cover different tastes and needs: turquoise-green for the larger model, blue for the middle option, and green for the smallest one, with capacities of 120 ml, 240 ml, and 320 ml. This variety makes it easy to adapt your choice to your child’s age, grip, and the intended situation—at home or on the go.

Start with short practice sessions during calm moments, and repeat them regularly to build a habit. Place the cup at your child’s height and let them explore the handles and the flow without forcing it. Encourage them with simple encouragement and choose the model that best matches their learning pace, then gradually increase session length and the amount they drink.