Baby Sipper Bottle

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I introduce a sipper cup to my baby? +

Many babies begin practising with cups around the time complementary foods are introduced. Choose an age-appropriate design and let your baby practise gradually under supervision.

What size sipper cup should I choose for my baby? +

Start with a smaller cup if your baby is new to independent drinking. As drinking habits develop, larger options such as 240 ml, 300 ml or 500 ml may be more suitable.

Are 2-in-1 spout and straw sipper cups useful as babies grow? +

Yes. A 2-in-1 design gives growing children the option to use a spout or straw, making it useful as their drinking preferences and skills change.

Are anti-spill sipper cups useful for everyday use? +

They can help reduce leaks during everyday drinking, particularly when children carry or tilt their cups themselves. However, no sipper should be treated as completely spill-proof.

How often should I replace the spout or straw of a sipper cup? +

Inspect spouts and straws regularly. Replace them if they become cracked, damaged, discoloured, sticky or difficult to clean, and follow the product's care instructions.

Can I carry a sipper cup while travelling with my baby? +

Yes. A secure, leak-resistant cup can be convenient for travel. Larger insulated options with straps can also make carrying a sipper water bottle easier on family outings.

Shop Baby Sipper Cups & Food Feeders Online

Babies have a funny way of turning every sip into a tiny experiment; some water goes in, some ends up on the bib, and some mysteriously reaches the floor. Moving from bottles to independent drinking is a little milestone that comes with a surprising amount of spilt water. 

Mee Mee's range of sipper bottles, sipper cups and food feeders gives parents different options as babies become more comfortable holding, sipping and feeding on their own. The collection includes spout cups, straw-and-spout designs, anti-spill options and food feeders in different sizes.

Make the Transition to Independent Drinking Easier

A baby sipper bottle can help little ones practise drinking while learning to hold their own cup. Start with a design that feels comfortable for your baby's age and abilities, then gradually move towards options that encourage more independent drinking.

Mee Mee offers choices ranging from smaller 150 ml and 180 ml cups to larger 240 ml, 300 ml and 500 ml bottles. For babies who are beginning complementary feeding, the collection also includes a feeding bottle with spoon in 125 ml and 250 ml sizes.

Choose the Right Sipper for Your Baby

Not every baby takes to the same cup. One may happily sip from a spout, while another treats the cup like a fascinating new toy. Choosing according to age, grip, and drinking habits can make the transition easier.

Sipper Cups with Soft Spouts

A spout sipper can be a comfortable starting point for babies getting used to drinking from something other than a traditional baby feeding bottle. Mee Mee's 180 ml Baby Sipper Cup has a twin-handle mug design, giving little hands something easy to hold while practising independent drinking.

Spout & Straw Sipper Cups

For parents looking for a sipper bottle with straw, a 2-in-1 spout and straw design gives growing babies more than one way to drink. Mee Mee offers 150 ml and 240 ml versions with soft silicone spouts and straws, allowing parents to choose a size that suits their child's stage.

Twin-Handle Sipper Cups

Twin handles are useful when a baby is still developing their grip. They give little hands something to hold on either side of the cup and can make those first independent sips feel less awkward.

Anti-Spill Sipper Cups

Nobody needs a freshly mopped floor followed by an enthusiastic baby crawling straight through the puddle. An anti-spill sipper cup can help reduce messy leaks during everyday use. Mee Mee's 2-in-1 Anti-Spill Sipper Cup combines a soft silicone spout and straw, making it suitable for children who are becoming more confident with drinking.

Why Choose a Spout & Straw Sipper Cup?

A spout and straw sipper can be handy when your child's drinking preferences are changing. A 2-in-1 design means parents don't necessarily have to buy a completely different cup when their little one is ready to experiment with a straw.

For older children, Mee Mee also offers larger insulated stainless-steel options. The Tiny Pal 2-in-1 Sipper & Spout Kids Bottle holds 500 ml and comes with a carry strap, while the Little Shark Smart-Temp bottle uses SUS 316 stainless steel and includes a temperature display. These options are suited to children who need a sipper water bottle for school, outings, or travel.

How to Clean & Care for Sipper Cups and Food Feeders

Sipper cups have a habit of collecting tiny drops in places parents don't notice until much later. Take the cup apart after use and wash the bottle, lid, spout, straw and other removable parts thoroughly.

A suitable bottle brush can help clean narrow areas, while a feeding bottle sterilizer may be useful for younger babies when sterilisation is part of their feeding routine. Let washed parts dry completely before putting the cup back together.

For food feeders, clean the feeding section and pusher carefully after every use. Never leave leftover food sitting inside between feeds.

Why Choose Mee Mee Sipper Cups & Feeders?

Mee Mee offers choices for different stages, rather than expecting one cup to work from the first sip through to school days. The collection includes a baby food bottle feeder, 2-in-1 spout-and-straw cups, twin-handle designs and larger insulated water bottles.

The Advanced Fruit & Food Nutritional Feeder with Feed Pusher is another useful option for babies beginning to explore soft, suitable foods. Meanwhile, the 2-in-1 Baby Feeding Bottles with detachable spoons come in 125 ml and 250 ml sizes, giving parents an option when spoon feeding and bottle feeding need to happen in the same routine.

For a complete set of feeding essentials, parents can pair a sipper with a baby feeding bottle, bottle warmer, high chair and baby wet wipes. Because once feeding begins, somehow the food ends up everywhere except where it was originally intended.