At what age should you drink from a cup?

• 3 months: Drinking from the Doidy Cup requires the same natural jaw movements as breastfeeding from the mother's breast. It can be used to feed the baby with breast milk or after weaning.
• 6 months: Children who have previously breastfed or bottle-fed can slowly get used to drinking from the Doidy Cup.
• 12 months: Children take the initiative to drink from a cup completely independently, which makes them proud.

Drinking from a Doidy Cup:

• They can see its contents and regulate the amount they drink.
• They do not need to tilt their head forward or backward.
• They adopt the learning process naturally.
• It trains the jaw, facial, and tongue muscles.

What will we use the Doidy Cup for?

• It can be used to feed the baby with breast milk.
• After weaning, the use of a bottle is not necessary.
• It is useful for older children and adults as well.

How to help your child learn to drink from a cup?

• Pour a small amount of drink into the cup.
• Hold the cup from the bottom and tilt it slightly.
• If the child spills while drinking, it is a normal learning process.
• Children quickly get used to drinking from the Doidy Cup.