HlpiAMok Flexi Nosey Cup Combo - 1 of Each Size

He doesn’t have a lot of coordination or strength in his hands (though improving a lot with therapy) so we would have to hold the cups. Coupled with the difficulty of knowing when the water was about to hit his mouth and the top rim of the cup hitting his face, we felt like we weren’t giving him enough of a chance (or making it more difficult than it needed to be). Our therapist let us borrow one of these cups and within one week he was not only drinking out of it with no problems (at first with the aid of mom and dad holding it) he began to hold it himself!At first I really didn’t want to spend the money for all three sizes but glad now that we did b/c we can start to progress to the middle size soon! The added weight will be great to challenge him. Also, if we lose the smallest one I don’t see it being a big issue to use the next size. Knowing how much they can hold has been great so we can report back to the therapist as well.The cups are flexible (while sturdy) enough so they don’t break/crack from when my toddler wants to squeeze them to death but give a little for sensory input and also so you can direct the liquid if needed. I love how they are clear too so I can see from the side what is going on and he can see easily for feedback.The cups contain no latex, lead, BPA, or phthalates and can be washed in the dishwasher.

It works perfecto for my kid

Flexi Nosey Cups are a great way to teach children to move away from a sippy cup and to use a normal cup. My son has special needs and these cups have helped him tremendously. The nosey cut out helps children learn to drink from a cup by reducing the need to tip their heads back. Children start with the smaller pink cup, move up to the blue cup and eventually the largest cup, which is green and holds more liquid. Overall, this product holds up well and is easily washed in the dishwasher. I've been really happy with this product!

My 6 month old needs to practice using this before his cleft palate surgery. This is the only type of cup they allow for one week post op. Tried it today for the first time, and he opened his mouth for a few gulps of oatmeal. It's easy to manipulate in order to control the flow and see what's going on. Love that there a variety of sizes but would like to see markings for measurements.

The graduating cup sizes will be a great training tool for my granddaughter with medical disabilities. As the size of the cups increase the cup walls become a little thicker and the area for the lip also increased to help with drinking.They are not rigid but flexible like I had hoped when I ordered them.These cups appear to be of the same quality that her feeding therapist currently uses and recommended that I get to train my granddaughter off of her bottles to drinking from a cup.Very pleased with this purchase

My 3 month old wouldn't drink from bottles, so we started cup feeding in addition to breastfeeding. She's now close to 6 months and is doing great at drinking milk from a cup!These are soft and flexible making it easy to fit to their mouth. I love the different sizes, she's learning to hold the cup with our help.And the cut out feature is great! She doesn't have to tilt her head back to drink and you can see how much she is getting, which avoids choking, spilling and ensures proper placement with her tongue. Love these!

I wish I would've discovered these amazing cups a lot sooner! I have a 5 year old son who has autism and sensory processing disorder. It's a challenge getting him to drink out of anything other than his beloved sippy cups, but I'm holding out hope that these will do the trick! He has always refused to try other cups or using straws, but he has tried these a couple of times. Seeing the liquid helps a lot!

The two smaller cups are great. The large one has black smudged on the bottom (inside) that I haven’t been able to get off after scrubbing repeatedly.