The full silicone design makes this feel softer, quieter, and less stressful than hard plastic cups during the throwing stage. It’s lightweight, easy for little hands to carry, and the tumbler styling gives it a more grown-up feel kids tend to get excited about. The leak-resistant straw also does a surprisingly solid job limiting messes for a soft silicone cup.
When to skip it
Silicone cups tend to pick up lint, crumbs, and dust more easily than smoother plastic or stainless options. And while this helps reduce spills, very determined toddlers can still squeeze liquid out if they bite or compress the soft body hard enough.
Pro tip
Silicone holds onto soap scents more than other materials sometimes. If you notice that happening, soaking the cup occasionally in a mix of baking soda and warm water usually helps neutralize lingering smells.
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