what age or stage are these cups?
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Oh, actually I'm not sure.. My daughter is 2-year-old. And she is using it as water cup in daycare. Hope it helps :)
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My daughter started using these at around 10 months and still uses them at 17 months. I love the size (smaller than a lot of cups) because she doesn't drink large quantities.
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As soon as your child is ready to hold his or her own cup. So around 8 months we started using them and my kid is 2.5 now and he is still using it. Indeed spill proof. Make sure to wash after usage otherwise valve hard to clean. Indeed spill proof. I have changed the valves only and still using the cups. He drinks all kind of liquids out of it. Great cups.
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They are about the 2 cup size, I think. I've given all mine away so I can't be exact
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These were a gift for our granddaughter and I don't remember exactly what size the cups were. I'd guess that each held about 1/4 cup of liquid, so quite small.
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The set is for children so the cups are small--measures about 3" tapering to 1" and about 1 1/2" high. Perfect for a child's teaparty.
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It's probably meant to be theFirst step in "losing" the bottle so around 1 year. I got itFor my grandson, who is three and autistic. His parents are having a hard time making the transition from bottles to cups and this seems to be doing the trick. I would recommend to any parent as a first step!
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I think they were stage 2. I know I wanted a larger whole in the nipple because my daughter was older. When I made the purchase.
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We purchased these several months ago, my son is 1 1/2 now and just started really getting into them. Could depend on the child, and particular interests, but I would say at least 1 year +
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Thank you for your question. The 7 oz. Born Free Training Cup is recommended for age 6 months +.
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I actually purchased these cups from Amazon last year for a birthday party. I am not selling them. Sorry!
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I don't really know any more. They are a small cup for tea. They also break really easily so I donated what I had to St Vinnie's. I like bigger tea cups and was misled by the picture when I bought them. Sorrry, t
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There are three (3) rounded cups and four (4) level cups. It depends on how you measure. I tend to round and a little more.
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They are about 2 in. Not really choking hazard. If she isn't past that stage this toy may be too advanced. More for a 4 or 5 year old.
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The cups are 6 ounces to the brim. They are perfect for little kids or for a quick drink of water. They can go in the dishwasher, though I prefer to hand wash them. I purchased them on Amazon because the grocery store I bought them at for years no longer sells them. I've been using them for 30+ years now; my grown daughters remember them from their childhood and now use them for their kids.
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small ones...i would say up to 9 or 10 years of age. the bigger kids didnt like them but they arent loud enough for them.
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I don't remember if there was an age range on the package. But at the YMCA, they use these from age 2 to 6. My daughter is 4 and she loves her "bubble"
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The cups are 1 1/2" tall and 1 1/2" at the mouth of the cup. They hold around 1 oz. of liquid. They are fairly sturdy, my daughter uses them a lot; we have had them for about a year and they are still in great condition.
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They are small....I actually use them for plastic ware at my kids birthday parties. Probably abt the size of a red plastic cup?!?