Good Transition Sippy Cup

my daughter has loved the Phillips Avent Natural bottles & wont take any pacifiers so that’s literally the ONLY nipple she won’t reject. what sippy cups have you introduced to your Avent babies?? i was looking at the Nuk or MAM. we started purées so need one for her to drink her water💞

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My daughter used the same bottles. When we introduced water we found she actually liked straw cups best. The munchkin weighted straw cups have been our go to to this day. When we switched her from formula to cows milk I also wanted to transition her off bottles all together but the straw cups I mentioned I found were too hard to clean for anything but water so we tried out the Dr. Browns milestones transitional sippy bottles and she took to them right away so now we use those for milk and the straw ones for water. The spout is a soft silicone type similar to the avent natural nipples but it's a sippy spout instead. The bottles are similar in shape but have removable handles which she likes to use to hold herself.

Munchkin 1 Pack 7oz Click Lock Weighted Flexi Straw Cup/Green https://a.co/d/8Zw1jnu

Dr. Brown’s Milestones Wide-Neck Transitional Sippy Bottle with Silicone Handles 9oz 270mL 6m+ Light Blue and Gray 2-Pack https://a.co/d/7svJ6qa

wow & you included the links, you’re amazing!💞

No problem! The straw cups particularly are great because they can be used in any position like laying down, sitting up, etc

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