Baby Sipper Cup
MAQ Baby 4 in 1 Sipper (300ml)
300ml → Best for 8 months+
In stock
Description
The MAQ Baby 4 in 1 Sipper Cup comes with 4 different tops: nipple, soft spout, straw and closing cap. You can change the top to suit your baby's stage and use it to train them as they grow. It holds 300ml of water, breast milk or formula milk. The easy-grip handles help small hands hold it, and the lid keeps the spout clean.
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Nipple
A familiar top for babies used to a bottle.
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Soft spout
A gentle first step toward sipping.
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Straw
Train your baby to drink through a straw.
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Closing cap
Keeps the spout clean and covered.
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300ml capacity
For water, breast milk or formula milk.
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Easy-grip handles
Help small hands hold the cup.
Why Parents Choose a 4 in 1 Cup
One cup, every stage. It is a popular first choice because you don't need to buy a new cup at every stage. Just change the top as your baby grows.
Which Mode Should I Start With?
- If your baby is used to a bottle, start with the soft spout or the nipple top.
- When your baby is ready, move on to training with the straw.
Every baby is different, so go at your baby's pace.
How to Help Your Baby Learn
- Stay close and watch your baby while they drink
- Start with a small amount, and let your baby play with the empty cup
- For babies under 1 year, use boiled and cooled water, breast milk or suitable formula
- A sipper cup is very useful for travel and outings
Avoid sweet drinks. Don't give juice or cordial. They can harm your baby's teeth.
Keep the cup clean after every use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "4 in 1" mean?
It means one cup comes with 4 different tops (nipple, soft spout, straw and closing cap), so it can be used in different styles as your baby grows.
What age is this sipper cup suitable for?
The cup holds 300ml, so it is most suitable for babies aged 10 months and above, and especially 1 year and older. Every baby is different. Ask your doctor when your baby is ready for a cup.
What can I put in the cup?
You can put in water, breast milk or suitable formula milk. For babies under 12 months, use boiled and cooled water. Avoid sweet drinks like juice.
Does a sipper replace an open cup?
No. A sipper cup is more convenient for travel and for when you are out and about, while an open cup also helps your baby learn to sip.