Transition to a Cup

Give your baby a small, non-breakable cup that's easy to grip and hold. Let your baby play with the cup first so that they get used to the way it feels.

The first few times your baby uses the cup, help them bring the cup to their mouth. Tip the cup gently so your baby can feel the liquid on their lips.

1 Jul 2025

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