Sippy Cup Set
Sippy Cup Set
 Munchkin Elmo Toddler Dining Set Includes Sippy Cup US $24.95 
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 Boon brand 3 piece feeding set sippy cup squeeze feeder and snack ball US $20.00
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 Thinkbaby Set Of Baby 9 Oz Sippy Cup Thinkster Bottle US $23.99
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 PLAYTEX SIPPY CUPS W 2 REPLACEMENT VALVES 2 CUP SET US $8.99
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 NEW SET OF 3 Nuby Sippy Cup Insulated Cool Sipper No Spill BOYS GIRLS US $16.99
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 BPA Free Baby Sippy Cups with Screw On Lids Set of 3 US $7.50
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 Green Sprouts Baby Bottle Starter Set Sippy Cup Straw Trainer BPA and PVC Free US $14.95
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 NEW 2 Avent 9 oz Sippy Cup Trainer Cup Set Purple Green US $7.95
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 NEW WILLIAMS SONOMA BABY CIE SNOWMAN SIPPY CUP BOWL SET US $21.99
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 IKEA Set of 2 Sippy Cups Training Mugs Toddler Baby BPA FREE SMASKA New US $8.75
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 NEW OOPS PROOF CUP N0 SPILL SIPPY 3 PC SET TRAVEL STORAGE LID CHILD FEEDING US $6.99
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 Sugarbooger Divided Plate Sippy Cup Silverware Fairy Faires Feeding Set Girls US $36.99
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 Baby Avent Set of 2 9 oz Magic Trainer Sippy Cup Set Orange Blue BRAND NEW US $9.99
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 NEW IKEA 5c FEEDING SET PLATE SPOON FORK BOWL SIPPY CUP US $8.99
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 OXO Tot Sippy Cup Set Aqua US $24.29
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 OXO Tot Sippy Cup Set Green US $24.29
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 NWT Life is good INFANT BABY Lot Set Blanket Bib Sippy Cup Good Kids DAISY $52 US $39.99
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 Sugarbooger Divided Plate Sippy Cup and Silverware Set Hungry Monsters US $40.88
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 Sugarbooger Plate Sippy Cup Silverware Set Retro Robots US $36.99
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 Sugarbooger Plate Sippy Cup Silverware Set Hoot Owl New US $36.99
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 Sugarbooger Divided Plate Sippy Cup and Silverware Set Retro Robots US $48.25
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 Set of 2 Ashley Girls Name Personalized Sippy Cups New US $9.50
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 Set of 3 Sippy Cups US $6.55
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 Momma Baby Toddler Developmental Drink Set Baby Sippy Cups Straw And Spout Pic US $22.95
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 Small Paul Frank Julius BLUE Baby Sippy Cup Feeding Set US $23.99
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 NIB Small Paul Frank Baby Gift Set Sippy Cup Bottles Teether Fork Spoon MONKEY US $19.99
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 OXO Tot Straw and Sippy Cup Top Cleaning Set Aqua US $9.99
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 OXO Tot Sippy Cup Set Green NEW US $8.99
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 6 Piece Baby Sippy Cup Tumbler Set w No Spill Lid Lot of 144 NEW $1 Each US $144.00
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 Kids Preferred Guess How Much I Love You Sippy Cup Gift Set BRAND NEW US $24.99
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 Nuby Infant Feeding Set Bottle Sippy Cup Spoon Lion Elephant Monkey Bear US $9.59
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 new TILTY Sippy Travel Cup Lids ♥ Set of 2 ♥ red US $6.99
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 First Years Disney 2 PK Mickey Mouse Sippy Cup Set BRAND NEW US $11.99
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 New Sugarbooger Peace Love Sippy Cup Set US $10.00
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 New TARGET Love and Nature OWL Divided PLATE Plastic TUMBLER Sippy Cup DISH SET US $49.98
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 Ohio State Buckeyes Baby Toddler Child Sippy Cup Tumbler set of 2 US $13.95
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 New Sugarbooger Vintage Alphabet Sippy Cup Set US $10.00
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 Sippy Cups Kids Feeding And Drinking Set Of 4 Toddler Straw Flip Cups New US $24.99
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 NEW Blue Baby Feeding Bottle Food Bowl Sippy Cup Container Spoon Fork Set Lot US $12.95
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 Nick Jr The Backyardigans Mealtime Gift Set 3 Piece Plate Bowl Sippy Cup NEW US $12.95
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 Philips AVENT BPA FREE Baby Shower Gift Set BottlePacifierToddler Sippy Cup US $47.95
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 Oxo Tot Sippy and Snack Cups 2 PCS Set ORANGE BRAND NEW US $16.99
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 KINDERWARE CHILDS DISH SET W SIPPY CUP NIB US $19.50
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 OXO Tot Straw and Sippy Cup Top Cleaning Set Pink US $9.99
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 NEW SESAME STREET COOKIE MONSTER Sippy Drink Juice Cup Snack Bowl Travel Set US $7.02
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 Small Paul Frank Melamine Dish Set Pink Girls Gift Plate Sippy Cup Fork Spoon US $24.99
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 Ikea SMASKA Childerns Baby Sippy Cups Set of 2 Puppy US $8.87
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 Inspirational Baby sippy Cup Spoon Gift Set engravable US $9.99
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Traveling With Children: 7 Things You Must Pack in Your Carry-on Bag
Going on a trip with children? Traveling in a car, plane or train? You must be bringing a carry-on bag. What you may not realize is that this bag can be a lifeline for you when boredom strikes or an inevitable mess occurs. After all, you are confined to a small space with children for a number of hours. You need to be prepared.
So, what should you pack in your bag-o-sanity? After some research, I've found that the items fall into 7 categories: Food, Toys, Clothes, Necessities, Books, Cleaning agents, and other things that could only fit into a category unto itself "Genius Miscellaneous."
1. Food: Leave the sugar at home. Granola bars, clementines, bananas, cheerios, animal crackers, juice and water are great choices. To lessen the sugar in drinks further, don't be afraid to mis water with juice to dilute the potency. These foods are all easy to handle and drinks can be easy too if you remember to bring your child's sippy cup.
2. Toys/Entertainment: Think compact. Toys should not take up that much room in your "bag o' sanity." Nesting cups, legos that snap together, children's playing cards, small dolls with layers of clothes can occupy a child's imagination for a significant portion of your trip. Even paper and crayons can go a very long way. 3. Clothes: Comfort is dependant upon being warm, clean and dry. Putting your child in his "feety" pajamas (if they don't mind their feet being covered) before the trip can ensure a comfortable trip and may even encourage sleep along the way. An extra set of clothes can be a valuable asset because it can be used for extra layers for children who run cold and for a clean change of clothes when a spill occurs.
4. Necessities: All the comfort of home. Don't forget to pack small packets of tissues, antiseptic hand gel, hand cream, band-aids, and Tylenol (for you and for your child). In addition, if you are used to using pacifiers with your child, make sure that you bring at least 2 or 3 on your trip in case one gets lost. Bring Zip-lock baggies or small trash bags for dirty clothes, dirty diapers or left over food.
5. Books: If your child is old enough, have him choose which book(s) he wants to bring. Books are a great way to keep a child calm and focused because it is an intimate and often "snuggly" activity. Books on tape can be a savior for parents who need to attend to more than one child at a time-- at the very least it can buy you some time.
6. Cleaning agents: Oh, the magic of wet wipes. No parent should be without themespecially on a trip when you are confined with your child for hours at a time. There are bound to be spills, dirty faces, stained clothes, and filthy surfaces to wipe down. Of course, if you have a baby, I am sure you can think of some other uses.
7. Genius Miscellaneous: These are the magic creations of the most prepared parents. For parents who have a baby and need to heat up milk on a plane, just ask for a cup of hot water and place it in the thermos you remembered to bring. The bottle can easily be placed in the thermos and heat to the temperature that you desire. It is also advisable to pack bottles with disposable bags so that you do not need to worry about washing the bottle out during the trip. If your baby or toddler is in a carry car seat, you know that you must keep the handle down during travel. Pack some Velcro and hang a bunch of toys on the seat in front of the child and behind the child. You can even connect the toys from one seat to the next and make a make-shift mobile.
One last thing that can make all the difference; an extra set of hands. Grandparents can be an exceptional distraction for children and a godsend for parents who need a break. If you are a single parent or do not have the kind of parents you would like to include on your vacation, bring a friend. While this may mean "extra baggage" on your trip, when one child needs to go to the bathroom and the other one is in a deep sleep, an extra set of hands can be worth its weight in gold. After all, you deserve a vacation too!
About the Author
Child and teen development expert, Dr. Robyn Silverman, provides candid, easy-to-follow tips to parents and teachers. The writer of a popular parenting blog, her tips have been posted in Prevention and Parents Magazines, and the Washington Post. She's a professional speaker and coach-- featured on the national radio show with Dr. Drew Pinsky. For more information on Dr. Robyn, visit her at http://www.DrRobynSilverman.com