Sippy cup or open cup? This really works for your child

Looking for a truly effective spill-proof cup?
Many parents are looking for a solution to spills and overturned cups. But does a cup that truly doesn't tip over actually exist?

In practice, many spill-proof cups primarily work with closed systems, such as spout cups or 360-degree cups. While this prevents leaks, it doesn't help your child learn to drink properly.

What exactly is a spill-proof cup?
A spill-proof cup is designed to prevent drinks from spilling out. This often means the cup only dispenses liquid when a child sucks or tilts it in a specific way.

While this might seem convenient, it also has a drawback: your child learns less effectively how drinking from an open cup works.

The problem with many children's cups
Many children's cups still tip over or offer little control over how a child learns to drink. Or they are completely sealed, which slows down the learning process.

That's why more and more parents are looking for a middle ground: a child's cup that doesn't tip over, but still remains an open cup.

The solution: a drinking cup that doesn't tip over AND helps with learning
The STEDDI drinking cup has been specially developed to reduce spills without blocking the learning process. Thanks to its reinforced base, the cup remains upright during normal use.

This creates a unique combination: less spilling, but still learning to drink as intended.

See how it works in practice:

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Why an open cup remains important
An open cup helps children develop control over drinking. They see what happens, feel how much comes out, and learn to adjust step by step.

Do you want to know exactly how this differs from a 360-degree cup? Read this explanation as well:
Open cup vs 360-degree cup

The benefits of a cup that doesn't tip over
A drinking cup that doesn't tip over leads to less stress at the table. Less spilling, less cleaning, and more peace for both parent and child.

This makes learning to drink not only easier, but also more enjoyable.

Who is the STEDDI drinking cup suitable for?
The STEDDI drinking cup is ideal for toddlers learning to drink, children transitioning from a spout or straw cup, and parents who want less mess.

The cup also grows with your child: without the base, you can use it as a normal open cup.

Conclusion
Are you looking for a spill-proof cup or a child's cup that doesn't tip over? Then it's important to look beyond just leak-free drinking.

With the STEDDI drinking cup, you choose less spilling and better drinking learning.