Doidy Cup Rainbow Edition Suitable from 3m+
Can't choose a colour? Get every Doidy Cup shade in one bright set.
- Makes learning to drink easy from 3 months
- A cup in every colour in one fun set
- Bright, bold colours for developing eyes
Every Doidy Cup colour in one set
Suitable from 3m+
- In stock. Dispatched within 2 business days.
- Free UK delivery over £35
- Easy returns within 14 days
Description
Can't pick a colour? Get them all. The Rainbow Edition brings every Doidy Cup colour together in one fun set of 11. Each slanted open cup makes learning to drink easy, because the rim lets your baby see the drink coming, from 3 months with your help.
Recommended by speech and language therapists, the Doidy Cup has two handles and no spout, valve or lid. Bright, bold colours catch developing eyes, and with eleven cups there's always a clean one to hand. Each holds 200ml, is dishwasher (top shelf) and microwave safe, and is still manufactured in the UK.
Product details
| Age range | From 3 months |
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| Pack contents | 11 Doidy Cups, one in each colour |
| Capacity | 200ml per cup |
| Material | Food-grade polypropylene (PP), free from BPA, PVC and phthalates |
| Certification | EN 14350:2020+A1:2023 |
| Dishwasher | Yes, top shelf |
| Microwave | Yes |
| Country | Made in the UK |
How to use & safety
Delivery & returns
Free UK delivery over £35. We dispatch UK orders within 2 business days (international within 5).
Easy returns on unused items within 14 days. Opened biscuit packs can't be returned.
Why it works
Made for little mouths
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Learning to drink
Open cup, made easy
NHS guidance suggests offering an open or free-flow cup from around 6 months. The slanted Doidy Cup makes it intuitive from 3 months, with your help at first. Spills are part of learning.
Recommended by speech therapists
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One clever angle
They can see what's coming
The tilted rim brings the drink to your baby's lips without tipping the cup far back, so they can see what's coming. They learn how much to tilt, sip and stop. Two handles suit small hands.
No spout, no valve
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Every colour
The whole rainbow
Can't choose? Get all 11 colours in one set. Bright, bold shades for developing eyes, a favourite for every day, and always a clean cup to hand.
11 cups
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Simple by design
One piece, nothing to lose
No spout, valve, lid or hidden parts to scrub. Just one piece of BPA-free polypropylene, still manufactured in the UK.
EN 14350:2020+A1:2023
See it in action
- Start small Pour in a little breast milk or formula. Rest the rim gently on your baby's lower lip.
- Let them sip Tilt gently and let your baby sip at their own pace. Guide the cup for them at first.
- Hand over the handles As they grow, let them hold both handles and drink on their own. Spills are part of learning.
Pairs well with
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Questions about this product
From what age can my baby use the Doidy Cup?
From 3 months, with you holding the cup to their lips. NHS guidance suggests offering an open or free-flow cup from around 6 months, and many babies start then. Independence comes gradually as they learn to grip the handles, and every baby gets there at their own pace.
My baby keeps spilling. Is that normal?
Completely normal. Spills mean your baby is practising how far to tilt, when to sip and when to stop. The slant means the cup doesn't need tipping far back, which helps. Keep amounts small while they learn.
Can it go in the dishwasher and microwave?
Yes. It's dishwasher-safe on the top shelf and microwave-safe. It's made from BPA-free, food-grade polypropylene and meets EN 14350:2020+A1:2023. Always check the temperature of anything you've warmed before giving it to your baby.
What's in the Rainbow Edition?
Eleven Doidy Cups, one in each colour: Tomato Red, Apricot Orange, Lemon Yellow, Jade Green, Turquoise, Ocean Blue, Grape Purple, Lavender Lilac, Peach Pink, Raspberry Pink and Ash Grey. Every cup is the same 200ml size and shape.
Is it suitable for children with additional needs?
The two handles and slanted rim make it easier to control how much drink reaches the lips. Every child is different, so if your child has feeding or swallowing difficulties, ask their speech and language therapist or occupational therapist whether it suits them.