360 cups are designed to help toddlers transition from bottles to regular cups, and their spoutless design can support natural oral development. Unlike traditional sippy cups with hard spouts, 360 cups encourage kids to sip from the rim, which can be gentler on teeth and gums. However, every child is different, so it’s a good idea to check with your pediatric dentist if you have specific concerns. Always supervise your child while using any cup and keep an eye out for signs of wear or damage.

360 cups feature a unique lid that lets your child drink from any edge, just like a regular cup, but with a spill-proof design. When your child’s lips press against the rim and they tilt the cup, the valve opens to let liquid flow.

• Spill-proof valve: Helps prevent messes.
• 360-degree rim: Allows drinking from any side.
• Easy to use: No spouts or straws, making it simple for toddlers to learn.

Both 360 cups and straw cups offer benefits for toddlers learning to drink independently.

• 360 cups: Mimic regular cups and support oral development.
• Straw cups: Can be helpful for kids who prefer sipping through a straw.

Many 360 cups are designed for babies as young as 6 months, but the right time to introduce one depends on your child’s readiness. Look for signs like sitting up independently and showing interest in self-feeding.

• Trainer handles: Can help younger babies grip the cup.
• Spoutless rim: Supports transition from bottles.

To keep your 360 cup hygienic, take it apart and wash all parts after each use.

1. Remove the lid and valve.
2. Wash with warm, soapy water or place in the top rack of your dishwasher if the cup is dishwasher-safe.
3. Let all parts air dry before reassembling.