Vemolea Silicone Open Training Cups — 4 oz, Blue/White, 2-Pack
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: Two handles help little hands manage a four-ounce cup, with a soft silicone body and open rim. There is no lid or spout assembly, so the entire drinking surface is accessible for washing.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$12.99★ 4.9 · 63 ratings
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Sippy cups
Training cups without plastic drinking spouts, straws or surfaces against the drink.
A child may chew the mouthpiece, making its material as important as the cup. We favor steel, glass and silicone and examine lids and seals separately. Age-appropriate shapes and parts that come apart for thorough washing help make the material swap practical for everyday use.
Vemolea Silicone Open Training Cups — 4 oz, Blue/White, 2-Pack
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: Two handles help little hands manage a four-ounce cup, with a soft silicone body and open rim. There is no lid or spout assembly, so the entire drinking surface is accessible for washing.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$12.99★ 4.9 · 63 ratings
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otterlove Silicone Baby and Toddler Open Training Cup
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: Curved silicone sides offer a grippy alternative to a rigid training cup, while the wide base helps it stay steady between sips. Its open, one-piece design leaves the drinking surface easy to see and wash.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$9.99★ 4.8 · 1,000+ ratings
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SAMiGO Silicone Open Training Cups — 2 oz, 2-Pack
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: Sized for small practice pours, these two-ounce silicone cups have a narrow opening and a weighted base. The flexible rim offers a soft drinking edge, and the simple open shape can be rinsed thoroughly or cleaned on the dishwasher's top rack.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$9.99★ 4.7 · 1,000+ ratings
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Blue Ginkgo Silicone Toddler Training Cup — Coral, 8 oz
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: The soft silicone rim and two easy-grip handles make this a straightforward cup for supervised drinking practice. It is molded from platinum-cured silicone, without a hard plastic insert or valve to clean. The open top washes easily on the dishwasher's top rack, but it will spill if tipped. Made in South Korea.
Materials: platinum-cured silicone
$9.99★ 4.6 · 100+ ratings
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haakaa Silicone Toddler Training Cup — 5 oz, Bluestone
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: Soft silicone and a nose cutout leave more room for a baby's face while sipping from the open rim. Two handles and a broad base make this a simple training option, with no valves or internal straw to clean.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$12.99★ 4.6 · 1,000+ ratings
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teensy peepsy Silicone Open Training Cup — 2 oz
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: A small silicone cup keeps practice pours manageable, with a textured base for grip and a smooth interior that is easy to wash. The soft open rim offers a different feel from hard plastic, and there are no drinking valves to scrub.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$9.99★ 4.6 · 400+ ratings
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BIBaDO Sippit Silicone Open Training Cups — Fawn, 2-Pack
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: These small silicone cups give beginners a soft rim and just 35 ml to manage at a time. The tapered interior, ridged grip and weighted base help make open-cup practice manageable, without a lid or straw to take apart.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$13.95★ 4.5 · 100+ ratings
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Catii Silicone Baby Straw Cup — 6 oz, Beige
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: A soft silicone cup, lid and straw keep the drinking surfaces flexible, with two handles for a steadier grip. The removable lid and two-piece straw open up for cleaning; the lid is leak-resistant, not a guarantee against spills.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$8.99★ 4.5 · 500+ ratings
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Healthy Sprouts Silicone Sippy-Cup Lids — 5-Pack
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: These stretch-on silicone lids let you reuse a suitably sized glass or stainless-steel cup as a sippy cup. The soft spout is part of the lid, so there is no separate drinking valve to manage; check the fit before every use.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$17.99★ 4.4 · 4,000+ ratings
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Legendairy Milk Honey Bear Silicone Straw Cup — 8 oz, Green
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: With its squeezable silicone body, a caregiver can gently bring liquid up the straw during supervised practice. Legendairy specifies silicone throughout the drink path; the cup is leak-resistant, so keep it upright when carrying it full.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$19.99★ 4.4 · 1,000+ ratings
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Mason Bottle Silicone Sippy and Straw Tops — 2 Pack
SILICONEUSA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: These soft silicone tops turn a compatible jar or bottle into a reusable drinking cup, with silicone at both the mouthpiece and the internal straw. Remove the internal straw for tipped sipping, or attach it for upright straw drinking. The USA-made two-pack separates for cleaning. Jars, bottles and retaining rings are sold separately; use a compatible glass or silicone container.
Materials: silicone
$19.99★ 4.2 · 300+ ratings
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Comotomo Toddler Tumbler — 8 oz, Yellow
STAINLESS STEELSILICONE
Why we recommend it: An insulated steel body comes with silicone straw and spout options, so you can change how your toddler drinks without replacing the cup. The maker confines plastic to non-liquid-contact parts; do not microwave or fill with hot liquids.
Materials: stainless steel · food-grade silicone
$24.99★ 4.1 · 300+ ratings
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Tabor Place The Luca Glass Straw Cups — 8 oz, 2-Pack
BOROSILICATE GLASSSILICONE
Why we recommend it: Borosilicate glass lets you check the drink level, while an angled silicone straw reaches the bottom. Tabor Place specifies glass and silicone along the liquid path; the protective sleeve adds grip but does not make glass unbreakable.
Materials: borosilicate glass · silicone
$35.00★ 4.1 · 800+ ratings
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Hamarue 3-in-1 Silicone-Coated Glass Cup — 8 oz, Teal
SILICONEGLASS
Why we recommend it: Glass and silicone form this cup's liquid path, with nipple, sippy and straw attachments for different feeding stages. Its outer silicone coating adds grip, but the glass still needs careful handling.
Materials: glass · food-grade silicone
$29.96★ 4.0 · 200+ ratings
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MinikOiOi Sip+Snack Silicone Cup with Two Lids — 6 oz
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: One silicone cup works for both drinks and dry snacks: swap the straw lid for the soft, star-cut snack lid. The cup, straw and both lids are food-grade silicone, providing an alternative to rigid plastic drinking cups. The removable parts are dishwasher-safe. Made in Turkey; this is not a leakproof travel cup.
Materials: food-grade silicone
$14.99
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MODU'I Silicone Bear Open Cup (280 ml, Green)
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: Made in Korea from platinum silicone, this open cup gives children a soft, lightweight alternative to rigid plastic training cups. Two handles make it easier to hold, and the one-piece design leaves no valves or straws to scrub. It is not spill-proof; start with a small amount of liquid and supervise use.
Materials: platinum silicone
$20.99
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MODU’I Silicone Bear Spout Cup
SILICONE
Why we recommend it: Two handles give small hands a place to grip, while the cup, spout and lid keep the drinking contact in silicone instead of rigid plastic. MODU’I makes this 300 ml design in Korea from platinum-cured silicone and allows dishwasher cleaning. The lid comes off for access to the interior; a straw and the optional snack lid are separate purchases.
Materials: platinum-cured silicone cup · silicone spout lid
$29.99
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What we avoid
These are category-level exclusions when materials or treatments are disclosed. Each product card explains why we recommend it and lists the disclosed materials.
BPA & BPS Phthalate plasticizers PVC Melamine