These days, parents are encouraged to get their little ones away from teeth-altering baby bottles and more toward actual cups around age one, but many are noticing their tots are intrigued by straws well before that age. Hanna Lim was one of those parents, but she found when she tried the typical transitional sippy cup, her daughter was having difficulty getting adjusted. The valve function that makes sippy cups spill-proof prevented actual sipping and required the same, if not more forceful sucking than the bottle.
While a sippy cup provides a good transition from bottle to standard cup, it’s not the only alternative. Enter the
Lollacup, an adorable straw-based alternative made the U.S.A. The flexible straw on the Lollacup has a weighted end that anchors it in the liquid to help young children drink effectively at most angles, letting them learn how to sip without major spillage.
Lollacup is a stylish and functional product made for the discerning parent and child. Looking more like a toy than a drinking transition, children will love the adorable bird design, while parents will love that its innovative design helps infants and toddlers successfully use a straw.
Available in bold red, good green, happy orange, proud purple, and bad black, the Lollacup allows children to sip even when the cup is tilted. Because the straw is valve-free and weighted, children as young as 9-months-old can drink effortlessly. Lollacup’s genius design is not only easy for little ones to learn, it’s easy for adults to clean. The cups even come with a little straw cleaning brush for added convenience!
The Lollacup is versatile in that the handle of the cup can easily be removed for when a child is ready to hold a cup more effortlessly. Without the handle, the cup also fits in most cup holders, something any mobile parent will appreciate. The cup holds up to 10 ounces of liquid.
Want to sell the Lollacup to your green clientele? All Lollacup materials are FDA-approved and are free of BPA and phthalates and are recyclable. All parts conform to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s small parts regulation.
For more information, visit www.lollacup.com
