Difference between training cups and drinking cups

The main difference between training cups and drinking cups is their design and function, as well as the age group and purpose they are aimed at.

Training cups are primarily designed to help babies learn to drink by gradually guiding them through the transition from a bottle to an adult drinking style through the use of different drinking spouts (e.g., duckbill cups, straw cups, straight cups, etc.). These cups usually come with handles designed to work on baby's grip, coordination between wrists, elbows and shoulders, thus promoting brain and intellectual development. In addition, training cups are designed to prevent babies from choking, such as duckbill cups with U-shaped cushioned mouths and straw cups with narrow mouths and large spout designs to meet the needs of different stages of drinking.

The Learning Mug is a more specific training tool, which not only includes the functions of a training mug, but also specifically emphasizes the importance of exercising baby's oral muscles, as well as helping babies learn to drink by biting the water out. The design of the cup also includes a graduated scale so that parents can keep track of the amount of water their baby is drinking each time. In addition, the choice of material for the learning cup is also very important, and it is best to choose the imported PP (polypropylene) material, as this material is food grade, safe and BPA-free, and does not harm the baby.

Overall, training cups focus more on helping babies learn to drink and exercise coordination through different ways of drinking from the mouth, while learning cups focus more on promoting babies' oral muscle development and intellectual development through specific designs and features. Both are important tools designed to help babies make a smooth transition to using adult drinking styles.