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The generous open cut-out design gives therapists and caregivers a clear view of lip and tongue movement during drinking, and new volume markings on the sides make tracking fluid intake simple. A fun smiley face on the bottom of each cup adds an engaging element for pediatric clients. Therapy Goals Facilitate drinking without compensatory head or neck extension Promote active lip and tongue engagement during cup drinking Support jaw stability and graded jaw movement during liquid intake Enable therapist monitoring of lip seal, tongue positioning, and bolus management Build independent drinking skills across a range of liquid volumes Key Benefits Open cut-out design eliminates the need for head or neck extension Flexible material stimulates the lips and cheeks during use Generously open front allows clear visual monitoring of lip and tongue movement Volume markings on the sides allow precise tracking of fluid intake Available in three sizes to match client ability and oral cavity size Smiley face on cup bottom makes therapy more engaging for children Ideal for: Clients with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, or low oral motor tone Individuals with postural challenges who cannot achieve head extension for drinking Infants and toddlers transitioning from bottle or breast to cup Clients with autism or sensory processing disorders working on cup drinking SLPs, OTs, and feeding therapists across pre-feeding, early intervention, and school-based settings What's Included Cut-Out Cups available in three sizes: Large (8 oz), Medium (3 oz), and Small (1.5 oz). Select size at checkout. Product Details Material Flexible BPA-free plastic Sizes Large 8 oz | Medium 3 oz | Small 1.5 oz Features Volume markings; smiley face on cup base Free of BPA, PVC, latex, phthalates, and lead Care Instructions Wash thoroughly before first use with warm soapy water. Clean after each use with warm soapy water or place in the dishwasher (verify dishwasher safety before publishing). Do not use abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemical cleaners. Inspect cup before each use. Discontinue use and dispose of properly at the first sign of cracking or deterioration. Instructions for Use Seat client in a stable, upright position. Fill cup with preferred liquid. Hold cup with dominant hand. Support client's jaw with non-dominant hand if needed. Place cup on the lower lip (under the tongue if the tongue is protruded). Tilt cup to allow one sip of liquid at a time. Warning: Adult supervision required during all feeding and drinking activities. 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