At what age should you drink from a cup?

• 3 months: Drinking from the Doidy Cup requires the same natural jaw movements as breastfeeding from the mother's breast.
• 6 months: Children who have previously breastfed or been bottle-fed can gradually get used to drinking independently from the Doidy Cup.
• 12 months: Children increasingly take initiative and are particularly proud when drinking from a cup independently.

Benefits of the Doidy Cup:

• They can decide for themselves how quickly and how much liquid they drink thanks to the tilted shape of the cup.
• They can see its contents and do not need to tilt their head forward or backward when drinking.
• It adopts the learning process in a natural way.
• It trains the muscles of the jaw, face, and tongue for the proper development of speech and chewing skills.
• It avoids issues resulting from long-term bottle use.

What will we use the Doidy Cup for?

• It can be used to feed the baby breast milk.
• Using a bottle is not necessary after weaning.
• It is also useful for older children and adults.

How to help your child learn to drink from a cup:

• Pour a small amount of drink into a cup.
• Holding the cup from the bottom, tilt it slightly.
• It is normal for liquid to spill during the learning process.
• Children quickly get used to drinking from the Doidy Cup.

Type: Cup

Capacity: 200 ml

Dominant color: Turquoise

Color: Green

Age: 3 months

Dominant color: Blue