Key Benefits
- Squeezable body enables controlled-flow liquid delivery to support oral motor learning
- Develops straw drinking, lip rounding, and tongue retraction in clients who need supported intake
- Ideal for weaning toddlers from bottle or sippy cup to cup drinking
- Leak-proof lid prevents spills during sessions and home practice
- Flexible straw supports clients with limited oral suction ability
- Available in original (7 fl. oz.) and small (5 fl. oz.) sizes to suit different client needs
- Includes one replacement straw and TalkTools original instruction booklet
- Handle feature for easier gripping (original 7 fl. oz. model)
Ideal for:
- Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and feeding therapists using controlled-flow cup protocols
- Children learning straw drinking or transitioning from bottles and sippy cups
- Clients with oral motor difficulties due to cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, or autism spectrum disorder
- Toddlers and young children in early intervention and home feeding programs
- Parents and caregivers looking for a trusted clinical-grade therapy cup for home use
What’s Included
- 1 x Honey Bear cup with leak-proof lid
- 1 x Replacement straw
- 1 x TalkTools original instruction booklet
Product Details
| Material | BPA-free plastic; FDA compliant |
| Capacity | Original 7 fl. oz.; Small 5 fl. oz. |
| Care compatibility | Not dishwasher safe; not microwave safe |
| Safety and compliance | BPA-free, latex-free, lead-free, phthalates-free; FDA compliant |
Care Instructions
- Before first use, clean thoroughly with warm soapy water and rinse well
- After each use, promptly clean all components including the straw and lid by hand with warm soapy water
- Not dishwasher safe; not microwave safe
- Avoid harsh abrasives or soaking in chemical disinfectants
- Inspect before every use; replace at the first sign of deterioration or damage
Warning: Use with adult supervision at all times. Not recommended for use while sleeping. Inspect the product before every use and dispose of it properly at the first sign of damage or deterioration.
