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Doidy Cup Variation Parents | 
| Manufacturer: Bickiepegs
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: £0.88 - £7.76
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Fragile: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 10.6 x 6.7 x 3.5
ASIN: B001Q3LT0A
Release Date: October 31, 2007
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Doidy cup has solved our problems April 5, 2009
Mavebabe (UK)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
When I was returning to work I needed a way my baby would drink my milk in my absence. After spending a huge amount on bottles (she would not take them) this cup was recommended. We brought two and my baby gets on really well with them, I would highly recommend this cup to anyone else in the same situation.
excellent August 26, 2008
Jane Fahey (newcastle, uk)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
I would definatly recommend these if you are having difficulties with a traditional beaker. When i tried to introduce a beaker my son did not drink from it - i tried several types, but he would often reach to drink from a glass someone was holding and would 'drink' if someone held it for him. we've had one for about 6 weeks now and i'm now ordering some more of these for grandmas- as he drink loads from it (although some always ends up down his front)and it'll save getting having to teach him to drink from a cup in the future!
It works! March 25, 2009
K. Schneider (Milton Keynes, UK)
13 out of 13 found this review helpful
My baby was 100% breastfed and refused a bottle and dummy at an early age. Now, at 9 months, I am trying to get her to drink water but she was confused by the bottles and cups where you would have to suck (quite hard on some of them) so she would just play with them.
With the doidy cup she can see the water and has quickly understood she is supposed to drink it.
I hold it for her so she doesn't spill any,she even washes her hands in it! The angled lip means I can see when the water is in the right place for her to sip.
There are no fancy bits for her to play with and get distracted by, it's just a cup with water in.
Excellent cup! May 23, 2009
Mummy Negin (London, UK)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
This cup is absolutely amazing!! I breast feed my son, but also tried to give him expressed milk out of a bottle once a day to get him used to it for times that I need to leave him. He was very reluctant to drink from a bottle and at 6 weeks old he totally rejected it - he would scream the house down if a bottle teat went anywhere near his mouth!! At 7 weeks old I tried him out on the doidy cup and by my third attempt to feed him with the doidy cup (at 8 weeks old) he had learnt to sip from the cup. He's been drinking from the cup once a day since then and on a few occasions I've left him for about 6 hours at a time alone with his dad and they've got on well with the doidy cup. He's now 4 months old and holds the cup himself. His co-ordination is not great so he still needs a bit of guidance to get the cup to his mouth, but it's great that he can control the pace of drinking himself now. It is quite messy using the doidy cup though, especially now that my son wants to hold the cup himself. He usually needs a change of top after each feed no matter how many and what type of bib I use. I think it's worth it though, as with a doidy cup you can skip out bottles and beakers with spouts altogether. I'd definitely recommend it, especially for breast feeding mums who may occasionally need to leave their baby with someone else.
Doidy joy August 29, 2007
Ms. V. K. Evans (cheltenham, UK)
51 out of 55 found this review helpful
I have not recieved my cup form amazon yet but have just order three because they are excellent. My son is seven months old and with help form his pops has always used a doidy cup. (a smaller one to start with ) He never liked a bottle teat in his mouth and on the very few occasions my husband tried to give him my expressed breast milk it seemed easier for him to take it from a cup. My son was exlusivly breast fed so when we started using this cup for other liquids at six months he found it more agrreable. The elipses mouth means that it is easier to drink from without spillage or choking and gagging becasue the parent can control the amount of fluid that is allowed to enter the childs mouth. The elipses alaos means that the fluid stays just as the lip of the cup and the baby can lap the fluid like a kitten, this is vital before six months to avoid choking and it also avoids bottle-teat and breast-nipple confusion which can happen if babies are bounced between bottle and breast too young or too soon. Using this type of cup does indeed mean that a the parent must give constant supervision until the child has mastered the art of sipping for itself but I would rather sit and teach my child to drink from a cup that do the boring housework... too often children are expected to manage new skils by themselves and are given apparatus to do so by themselves and I believe this is somethime what can hold them back. Why put off what children are entilrey capable off and my son certainly prefers his water like this (like the grown ups are doing it) to having a plastic spout in his mouth. (I have to say I did try to suck myself the spouty cup we gave him at six months and boy it was indeed revolting, no wonder he didnt fancy doing that!!!!) doidy cups are great, easy enough for children to hold (little handles to grip) and master drinking from...eventually by themselves.. It will amaze people to see your child doing it!!!!
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