Nice, small, sturdy cup. I thought it would be soft like silicone, but I think I didn't read the description completely. My 9 month old is able to grasp to drink.

If you want the flexible, silicone cups from this company, you need to search for the following (by ASIN):Aqua- B08XPSJGJL, Pink- B093ZKWFW6, Gray- B08XPR9TBLPlease, do not rate this low for being exactly what it says it is. Yes, I made the mistake by not fully reading the title- I thought the only difference was just that these come as a pack of two rather than being sold individually. That is on ME.Now, having admitted that mistake, I probably would have STILL ordered these becauseA. They are

I have two grandchildren weaning from the sippy cup to a real cup so I gave one cup to each family. The cups are easy for the toddlers to grip with the ridges in the sides and the bright red color helps the children see the cup better when trying to grab onto it. The cups are really difficult to tip over unless they set them on an uneven surface. Both moms appreciated the BPA free construction and that the cups can be washed in the dishwasher. I like that they are made in the USA.

Any parent knows how easy it is for children to put cups near their elbows at the table (or too close to a sibling's table). These cups are not tip proof, but as can be seen from the picture, are much wider at the base than the standard children's cup. They are inclined to slide as opposed to tip when bumped. The color is nice too. Great idea!