Aviora Family™ EasySip Training Cup

Aviora Family™ EasySip Training Cup

The move from bottle to cup is one of the few transitions nobody can rush. This is the cup that makes it look easy: two handles to hold, a straw to find, a wide neck you can actually get a brush into, and 300 ml so it does not need refilling every ten minutes.

In everyday use

It goes on the high chair tray at breakfast and into the bag on the way out. The handles give your baby somewhere obvious to put both hands, which is most of the battle at the beginning — grip first, then the tilt, then the drinking. The wide neck means it fills quickly at the tap and washes properly afterwards, and the brushes in the box mean the straw gets cleaned rather than rinsed.

Key features

Two handles
Sized for a grip that is still forming, so your baby holds the cup themselves from early on.

Straw drinking
A straw makes the first independent drinks achievable without the tilt a beaker demands.

300 ml
Enough for a proper drink at the table, and enough for a morning out.

Wide neck
Fills fast, drains fully, and lets a brush reach the bottom.

PPSU
Made from PPSU, which stands up to repeated washing and sterilising.

Brushes included
Arrives with a straw brush and a cup brush, so the parts that are hardest to clean actually get cleaned.

The edit

Training cups fail in the drying rack, not at the table. The ones that get abandoned are the ones with narrow necks and unreachable straws that never quite come clean. This is built the other way round: a wide neck, removable straw, and the right two brushes in the box. Straightforward to drink from, straightforward to wash — which is what determines whether it is still in the cupboard in six months.

Specifications

Their first drink, taken themselves. Better days. Together.