Thank goodness for the Anywayup Cup. These cups look like a big-boy open-top cup, but they include a special valve in the middle to minimize spills. A child can drink from any part of the rim, but the stopper in the middle prevents water from gushing out if the cup is tipped. My kids literally have to turn the cup upside down and shake as hard as they can if they want to make a mess.
And thanks to the bright colors and fun designs my picky kids were literally fighting over who got to use the new cup. Our kids preferred not to use the handle, but for smaller children a convenient snap-on handle is included. And, the cup has a lid to prevent spills and messes while on the go!
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Disclaimer: Anywayup did provide me with a free cup to review, but I never recommend products I don't personally love. All opinions are my own.
I'm currently breastfeeding. I think the biggest challenge I faced was my body getting used to feeding.
ReplyDeleteRight now she is starting to get picky about her food. She wants to be an adult and choose her own meals. She's two!!
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Lanaya
www.raising-reagan.com
My daughter will eat alot of things but as she gets older I cant seem to get her to eat anykind of vegetable ,shes 3.
ReplyDeleteI have trouble getting my daughter to eat any meat :(
ReplyDeletegetting my kids to eat breakfast before nursery
ReplyDeleteMy son is only 6mo, but the biggest challenge so far was latching on in the beginning.
ReplyDeleteFor Carter its been the cup and spilling! So many sippy cups still spill.
ReplyDeleteMy biggest challenge has been our cups. They are very hard to clean.
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