Easystart 240ml cup

Start by your baby’s age and sipping stage. For beginners around 6 months, training cups with a silicone spout are ideal to ease the shift from bottle. In this range you’ll see options like a 240 ml blue silicone-spout training cup and a smaller 120 ml green version, so you can pick the size that fits practice sessions. Both use a plastic-silicone construction that feels gentle on little mouths and helps with grip during feeds. Choose 240 ml for longer meals and 120 ml for shorter sessions or travel days.

The most important feature is the spout design and suitability for your child’s stage. Training cups with a silicone spout offer gentle, controllable flow that supports early sipping, while straw designs with an anti-leak valve prevent spills and aid independent drinking as your child grows (a design feature you’ll also see in 300 ml straw cups). Consider which design best matches your baby’s comfort and daily routine.

Scenario A suits a six-month-old starting solids at home, where a 240 ml blue EasyStart training cup supports steady sipping. Scenario B fits a toddler on the go, where a 120 ml version or a straw-style cup helps reduce spills during outings. If you often travel, a smaller capacity option can be convenient, while larger cups are handy for regular meals at home.

Rinse and wash the silicone spout and mouth area after each use, then allow all parts to dry completely before reassembly. The plastic-silicone construction is designed for daily use and easy cleanup, helping you keep feeding gear hygienic. Inspect the spout for wear and replace if any cracking appears to maintain reliable sipping for your baby.

You’ll find a blue 240 ml option for 6 months and a green 120 ml version, each designed to support different sipping stages. The broader set includes various colors and sizes to match siblings’ preferences and feeding routines, making it practical to mix and match while keeping meals visually engaging for little ones.

Brand support is provided by Canpol Babies. For guidance on coverage and replacement parts, review the warranty information linked by the brand. This helps ensure you have access to official guidance and any necessary parts as your baby’s needs evolve.