Infa Trainer Cup

SKU: 2003
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Clear Infa Trainer Cup with a yellow lid and measurement markings on the side.
Trainer cup with yellow lid held by an adult, while a child sits in a high chair, looking at the cup.
Clear Infa Trainer Cup with a yellow lid, featuring measurement markings on the side.
Clear Infa Trainer Cup with a yellow lid and measurement markings on the side.
Trainer cup with yellow lid held by an adult, while a child sits in a high chair, looking at the cup.
Clear Infa Trainer Cup with a yellow lid, featuring measurement markings on the side.

Infa Trainer Cup

SKU: 2003
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Infa Trainer Cup

Infa Trainer Cup

The Infa Trainer Cup is an adaptive drinking cup designed to support the transition from bottle or sippy cup feeding to open cup drinking. 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 1 x Infa Trainer Cup with adjustable lid
Flow rate Adjustable by twisting the lid.
Material BPA-free.
Safety BPA-free, FDA-compliant.
  • 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.
  • 5 stars: 4 (50%)
  • 4 stars: 3 (38%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (13%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Vanessa Salomé

Thank you for providing this cup.

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Gladys Garcia
Trainer cup

Great cup

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Maricela Robles
Easy to use.

Parents like this cup as it is easy to have the appropriate bolus size and feel safe using it.

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Janet
I take back my previous review!

Talktools was late on our order and they were super fast in getting it back out to us. The product is great and really helping my son with drinking. Thanks guys!

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Lea Crouch
My little one loves it!

We ordered a few cups both open and straw. This is one of my favorites, I love that I can adjust the flow and my little one was very excited to use this. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of five is that I would have loved handles so that it is easier for my little one to hold.

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Sarah
Our favorite!

I bought this for my LO when she was 8 months. She has feeding difficulties, including managing a faster flow. All other straw and open cup options we tried resulting in excessive coughing. She was able to manage liquids well in the infa cup and finally has a comfortable drinking vessel to use during meals. She is almost 10 months now and uses this cup independently. Con: bottom chipped easily when it fell to the ground. This cup should last more than 2 months given the price.

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Kelly
Great design for training, doesn't hold up.

My daughter was born with a cleft palate and needed to be off bottles after her palate repair. There is simply no other cup on the market that works as well these for training a baby who can not suck to use a cup. The ability to adjust flow is fantastic and the cup size is perfect for little hands.

That said, within a month all 4 cups I bought were leaking from around the lid. If your baby throws the cup to the ground, they will crack a bit. And the open chamber from the bottom is a nightmare for cleaning. Which direction do you dry the cup from?

I'd like to see the quality of this product improved as it works wonderfully. As is i keep buying them because nothing can complete.

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Kelly
Great for cleft kids post-op

Our daughter was born with a cleft palate and after her cleft was surgically repaired she was no longer able to use bottles. We trained her with this cup in the months leading up to her surgery and had quick success getting her to drink from it about 20 hours after her surgery.

Pros:
It is easy for caregivers and babies to hold and handle. The adjustable flown is very nice. I like that it only has 2 pieces.

Cons:
I hate that the empty chamber down one side is left open as its just an extra area to clean. The plastic is kind of brittle and is showing cracks after my daughter repeatedly knocked it off her high chair.