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What age do you think A child should be out of a sippy cup?
I am wondering because apparently many diffrent people have
diffrent views on this...
I am not a parent.. But when i see 4 and 5 year old's with a sippy cup
I am thinking.. What in the world is going on here...
These kids should be out of sippy cups by now!
Just my personal opinion...
What do you think?
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It depends on the child and how messy/clumsy they are. I would much rather they be drinking from a cup with a lid than cleaning up spilled liquids all the time.
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It depends on the child and how messy/clumsy they are. I would much rather they be drinking from a cup with a lid than cleaning up spilled liquids all the time.
I totally agree with you ... i am not a parent but when to ditch the sippy cup is different for every child
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It only takes that one time of tipping over a regular cup at the dinner table that makes you wish the kids were still using them! LOL. I think our daughter was 5 when we stopped using them, but I cannot recall for sure.
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I am not a parent but i agree with you.
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A cup with a lid is much better for everyone. Some children get real upset when they spill thing,why ruin there day.
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When my daughter was little she still drank from a sippy cup until 4.
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Keep the child on sippy cups as long as possible.... prevents spills.
Go from child sippy cups to cups with straws & they'll continue with those & adult sippy cups (think hot beverages from starbucks) for the rest of their lives.
Cups with lids are the best :)
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I agree... the classic sippy cup is not good for their teeth either.
I found these bottles "Contigo Trekker Kids Water Bottle" and they were fun to use for small kids... even a 2year old can learn to use it and it does not spill... so that's great... and has no piece you put in your mouth (which is better too)...
A cup with a lid is good for sure until a certain age. Especially when you want them to have access to water all the time without the stress of them accidentally throw it on the floor.
These bottles I have roll on the floor every time and that's safe. No drops out and water available any time with them asking me every single moment.
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBD_enUS745US745&q=Contigo+Trekker+Kids+Water+Bottle&oq=Contigo+Trekker+Kids+Water+Bottle&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0i71k1l4.0.0.0.152116.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1..64.psy-ab..0.0.0.f3U_hnm3_Rw
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I agree believe it depends on where you are and how messy you child is.
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It really depends on the child but I would say 4
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I still drink from a sippy cup...the Contigo Autospout Stainless Steel Water Bottle.
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i think my granddaughters quit using them around 4 or 5 i think,and then it would just depend on where they were at
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I think that children should be out of sippycups by the age of four. :)
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Sippy cups are not as messy as regular cups. Big people use sippy cups too when you think about it
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Sam's Club is having a one-day only sale today & they are selling stainless steel tumblers (for adults) with sippy cup lids for under $10 -- great deal. Just shows sippy cups are forever in some version :)
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I have a two year old grandson and he still uses a sippy cup, but can also drink out of a straw if you hold the cup for him. He doesn't understand that you can't mash a paper cup and not get the drink all over him.
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It depends on the child but my son stopped using them when he was three. They are great for keeping cleaner but they are horrible for new teeth.
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I'm 59 and i have a drink sort of cup, sippy cup ?? I guess its what you figure a child or adult type cup..... (my water bottle might be a sippy bottle ??????