Talktools Honey Bear Drinking Cup with 2 Flexible Straws - Includes Instructions - Spill-proof Lid by TalkTools

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Remember to clean it thoroughly before use and encourage your little one to explore and learn at their own pace. Lucas the Lion Loves The Tiny Talker is simply an interactive story book that acts as a speech tool to learn how to communicate. XXT is super firm, though, so we don't always recommend getting it right off the bat (some people find it uncomfortable chewing on something that firm). I love that I can adjust the flow and slowly (eventually) make the flow more so we can kind of wean him off such a slow flow. Premium feeding and drinking therapy tool for individuals with cleft, orally adverse, baby and and other special needs.

The honey bear bottle with straw is recommended for individuals who tend to aspirate or have a weak suck with difficulties generating and maintaining suction. we have a Contigo autospout kids water bottle for water, because my daughter loves mine and figured out straw/sucking right away, but we needed something easier to clean for milk at daycare (had the munchkin weighted straw bottles, but they got GROSS!I was unaware of this great use of a honey bear for many many years, and it was kind of a “duh” moment when I learned about using it. The leak-proof lid on the Honey Bear straw drinking cup is ideal for toddlers when transitioning from bottle feeding to cup drinking. Training Sippy Bottles – A squeezable honey bear design with long, flexible straw makes it easy to squeeze out liquid and get a drink even if a child or adult has low suction or special needs.

Demonstrate how to use the straw by sipping some water or milk from it and offering the cup to your little one. All you have to do is gently squeeze the Honey Bear’s tummy to push the liquid up the flexible tubing into the child’s mouth. Group Black's collective includes Essence Opens a new window, The Shade Room Opens a new window and Naturally Curly Opens a new window. EASY TO ASSEMBLE: You first need to unscrew the cap, then pass the straw through the cap hole and adjust it to a suitable length. See-Through Body Design – Each juice bear cup is transparent to make it easier for kids to see the liquid inside and watch it pass through the straw at the same time which helps reduce spills or over-drinking.What to Expect supports Group Black Opens a new window and its mission to increase greater diversity in media voices and media ownership. My baby is 6 months and I’ve been introducing an open cup, but I’m thinking a straw cup might be easier/less messy in the long run. Talking to your pediatrician about your child’s transition to drinking from a cup may be helpful as well as each child follows their own timeline.

Once the children have a little bit of liquid in their mouths, they are encouraged to learn how to drink through a straw. These can be used to help get orally sensitive individuals more comfortable with oral care, so that they can eventually use regular toothbrushes, be more comfortable going to the dentist, etc.Heavy-Duty BPA Free Plastic – Special Supplies plastic bear bottles are crafted with premium food-grade safe materials which makes them perfect for water, juice, milk, or other favorite beverages. She has been working as a developmental therapist with babies and toddlers in early intervention since 2010. You want to teach your child to drink from a straw, but they seem to be struggling a bit with a regular straw. Note: Due to the manufacturing process the ink used for the eyes may not always be correctly placed and is prone to come off.