Avent Magic Cup

Determined to avoid any bottle attachment issues with my children I decided to train them onto older cups at quite an early age, by 6 months they were using training bottles that had larger teats and by 9 months they'd worked their way up to sippy cups. I had been looking for a cup that would start off with a soft spout making it easier for them to adjust to and that's when I discovered the Avent Magicup range. Now I've read a lot of negative reviews about the Magicups but have always had a lot of success with them and so am going to give my more positive spin on the cups. Avent Magicup- The regular (non sportser) cups come in 2 age groups ...

Since i found out i was pregnant and since ive had my daughter i have been one of those people that has only bought avent feeding equiptment. As they are a well known brand & highly recomended by several magazines etc. I started weaning my daughter when she was 4 1/2 mnths old. And since i had started weaning her i had tried to give her water & juice from a bottle but i was never successful! So when she was 6mnths old i decided to get her a cup to see if she would drink out of that. I was having a look at all the cups available at my local supermarket and i came across the avent magic cup 6mnths+ with handles. On the packaging it said that ...

When I bought bottles I got the Boots ones with teat, soft spout and lid with straw hole. I also bought an Advent cup with a soft spout as it was smaller and fit in our changing bag. Although the bottles are useful at different stages ( by the way we skipped teats, you'll have to ask James about that when he can speak for himself), when baby wants to feed himself but is no where near the right age for a straw, soft spouts are very messy. A dink was fast becoming a shower. However I read on a babysite that Advent Magic Cup Spouts were sold seperately and fit Boots bottles. Magic spouts are the magic parts in Magic Cups. When I got them home I thought they ...