2 oz cup?

Does anywhere sell a 2 oz sippy cup or similar?

I'm so tired of putting 4 oz of stuff into DD's cup only to have her refuse
all of it. If I put 2 oz in, she can't work out how to drink it.

It's costing me a fortune in prune juice.

It would also be perfect for ebm - seems like a real gap in the market.

ROSIE

I have a small 2 oz cup. my son loves it. I have no idea where I got it. I
had it since my first son was a baby 6 years ago. look online at babies r
us. maybe they will have one.
Kris
"Rosie" wrote in message
...
Does anywhere sell a 2 oz sippy cup or similar?

I'm so tired of putting 4 oz of stuff into DD's cup only to have her
refuse
all of it. If I put 2 oz in, she can't work out how to drink it.

It's costing me a fortune in prune juice.

It would also be perfect for ebm - seems like a real gap in the market.

ROSIE

Rosie wrote:
Does anywhere sell a 2 oz sippy cup or similar?


ISTR that one of DS' medicine droppers came with a small cup - he never went
for it, so it ended up lost, but it probably held 2 oz. You might want to
have a look in the infant medicine administering products at the store.

--
iphigenia
www.tristyn.net
"i have heard the mermaids singing, each to each.
i do not think that they will sing to me."

"iphigenia" wrote in message
...
Rosie wrote:
Does anywhere sell a 2 oz sippy cup or similar?


ISTR that one of DS' medicine droppers came with a small cup - he never
went
for it, so it ended up lost, but it probably held 2 oz. You might want to
have a look in the infant medicine administering products at the store.

I saw some 2 oz "baby cups" (for cup-feeding newborns) at a brick-and-mortar
store called 'Birth and Baby', however they have a website called
www.breastisbest.com and the owner is prompt about getting stuff out in the
mail. Those cups cost (I believe) $1.85 each and came with a blue snap-on
lid. It was not a sippy lid. The cup and lid were thick, sturdy plastic,
not flimsy like the medicine cups that come with bottles of cough syrup.

--angela