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Its adjustable lid allows caregivers to control liquid flow by twisting, while the lid's design provides cup stability without encouraging a suckle pattern, making it a preferred clinical alternative to the traditional sippy cup for speech-language pathologists and feeding therapists. Therapy Goals Support the transition from bottle or sippy cup to open cup drinking as part of a structured feeding therapy progression. Develop controlled liquid intake and mature swallowing patterns by replacing suckle-based drinking with flow-adjustable cup drinking. Build tongue retraction and graded tongue movement through adjustable-flow cup drinking activities. Promote mature oral motor patterns by eliminating the suckle reflex triggered by traditional sippy cup spouts. Key Benefits Adjustable flow rate: twist the lid to control liquid flow and customize resistance to match the client's developmental level and therapy goals. Lid design provides cup stability without triggering a suckle pattern, supporting more mature oral motor development. Preferred clinical alternative to the sippy cup for speech-language pathologists and feeding therapists. Suitable for young children beginning the transition to open cup drinking. Designed for caregiver-guided use during therapeutic feeding sessions at home and in clinic. Ideal for: Infants and toddlers transitioning from bottle or sippy cup to open cup drinking. Children with prolonged suckle patterns or non-nutritive sucking habits being addressed in feeding therapy. Clients with feeding delays or oral motor disorders affecting liquid intake and swallowing. Speech-language pathologists and feeding therapists implementing cup drinking progression programs. Occupational therapists addressing feeding development and oral motor maturation. Early intervention, clinical, and home settings. What's Included 1 x Infa Trainer Cup with adjustable lid Product Details Flow rate Adjustable by twisting the lid. Material BPA-free. Safety BPA-free, FDA-compliant. Care Instructions Before first use: Disassemble lid and cup; wash all parts thoroughly with warm water and mild soap; rinse well and allow to dry. After each use: Disassemble all components and wash with warm water and mild soap; rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry. Dishwasher safe: Top rack only. Do not use abrasive cleaners or scrubbers on any component. Inspect all parts before each use; replace if cracked, warped, or showing signs of damage. Warning: Use with adult supervision at all times. Inspect all components before every use and dispose of them properly at the first sign of damage or deterioration. 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