🐻 Special Supplies Juice Bear Bottle: Squeezable Therapy Cup with Long Straws - Assistive Drink Container for Special Needs - Spill Proof and Leak Resistant Lid Review

My child found it difficult to learn from a weighted straw cup. I used this bear bowl and she knew how to work with it all day. It now gets along well with other straw cups. Highly recommend this to teach your kid using straw cups. I wouldn't use it day in, day out in the future as it can leak and isn't splashproof. But it played an important part in learning, that's why I give it 5 stars!

We have tried all the straws for our son. He couldn't understand them because most of them have a valve that makes you bite a straw. I couldn't get almost anything out of them, no wonder he couldn't either! Finally found the teddy bear and he figured it out in three meals! AFTER ALL! He is 11 months old and I am VERY glad we found this after trying so many other species over the past few months.

It was the perfect way for my daughter to learn to drink through a straw. She was drinking through a straw regularly in less than 2 weeks and mastered it in a month thanks to this honey bear. They should push very lightly, but this encourages them to keep trying when they're learning. When we were done with that, she was able to pull twice as much water from the bear as she could. Over time we switched to a more complex straw.

I am a child occupational therapist. I really wanted this straw cup to fit my 11 month old son. I have already used the Mason Bottle Company's silicone straw cup and was hoping that this cup would squeeze out a little less water because my son prefers to shoot water than suck it. It didn't happen and in my opinion you can easily find a similar do-it-yourself mug. The paint immediately came off the bear's eyes and nose, which I hated because I really look for non-toxic items. Worth it if you…

This is the best buy to help your child drink through a straw. My son learned to drink through a straw from 6 months when I introduced this. He's still drinking from that bottle. We tried another leakproof cup but it's just easier. It's simple, easy to clean. He doesn't have to suck hard to drink. The flip-top has been AWOL ever since, but we don't care. Anyway, this bottle wasn't sealed. To travel with it, you must pour items into this drinking vessel or it will spill. This article aims to…

This is a great mug to add to your arsenal. I like having a variety of different cups to choose from, so my son is used to drinking from different things. I didn't even know honey bear bottle cups like this existed. They are 1000% direct copies of the honey company bears. Someone here said you can easily use one of these and they are right, but they are smaller and it takes about three years to get past one so I'm pretty sure buying one of these is the best way to go. Speaking of buying, that…

My 9 month old son has given up drinking cups of all kinds, even through straws. I even tried swapping out the Munchkin straw for a silicone straw, thinking the ease of sucking would cheer him up. *spoiler* no. We filled him with water in very small amounts from an open cup, but one day he decided he stopped drinking from bottles. An open bowl is a great skill to learn and practice, but he is developmentally unready to get fluids out of it all day. Juice Bear was recommended to me after my…