Sentences with phrase «filled sippy cups»

and toddlers are carrying around juice filled sippy cups all day long.

Fill sippy cups with water only.

He was too busy filling her sippy cup to bring me a glass of water.

You sing songs, you read books; you tickle backs and fill sippy cups again and again.

Keep a water - filled sippy cup or bottle near your child so that he can take small drinks here and there, but be sure to monitor his intake.

Viewers thirsty for mayhem will be sated, but anyone out for the left - of - center thrills that Marvel was churning out less than two years ago won't find enough to fill a sippy cup.

Not exact matches

And then I sorted and arranged three days worth of clothes for each kid, prepared a menu for the week, filled the house with all the essentials, restocked prescriptions for everyone who needed and bought enough bottles and pacifiers and sippy cups to last us for months.

But once you've added diapers and sippy cups to your packing list, you have more than just your whims to consider when selecting a destination... That beach might be surrounded by jungle that's filled with malaria - carrying mosquitos; reliving that moment in history may involve trekking through territory that's politically unstable, and that fabled spot may be so high it'll cause altitude sickness.

We were given a Fisher - Price bag to fill with what he needed while being baby sat (diapers, wipes, sippy cup, snack).

If you decide that it is necessary, an easy way to cut back on your child's milk intake is to simply not fill up his sippy cups.

Step 3: Fill sink with hot soapy water and wash bottles, nipples, sippy cups, breast pump parts, pacifiers, and any feeding utensils you want sterilized.

I still have to fill his cup only half full to keep from cleaning up a bigger mess if he has an accident, but I'd much rather have an occasional, and perfectly normal, spill, than a child who is still drinking from sippy cups when he's five.

D. Sippy cups filled with juice, instead of milk or water.

We brought the empty sippy cup with us on the plane and had the stewardesses fill it with water when they passed by with their drink cart.

Additionally, frequent sipping on sugar - filled drinks like juice, soda and some sports drinks, whether in a baby bottle, sippy cup or a standard cup, can cause widespread dental cavities.

The cups are both stylish and practical with their colorful designs, twist off tops for easy filling and cleaning, and sippy nozzles that can help reduce spills.

Discourage grazing throughout the day and discourage carrying sippy cups around the house (especially those filled with juice) throughout the day.

This clip - on toy organizer attaches to most car seats, booster seats, or vehicle armrests, and can be filled with toys, sippy cups, snacks, security blankets — anything they need to ensure a happy car ride.

But keeping a couple of bananas within reach of my oldest child, trying to keep sippy cups filled, trying to nurse my baby near a stack of books that can be read aloud while sister eats; these are things I can intentionally do that might eliminate some of the chaos.

Kids can also literally drink faster from a bottle than from a sippy cup, making it even easier to fill up.

Don't forget a sippy cup filled with water and some water for you, too.

If you have to send your baby to bed or naps with a bottle or sippy cup, fill it with water only.

You might want to bring an empty bottle or sippy cup that you can fill after you clear security.

«How many sippy cups have I filled with this milk?»

-- Fill up several reusable water bottles or sippy cups at night so you can grab them on your way to the park, the pool, or a play date.

TIP: A great way to get baby into using a sippy cup is to fill it with water and ice.

Do not allow your infant or toddler to «fill up» with liquid from the sippy cup.

You can get it out again and use it just like you did for bottles, instead of filling it with sippy cup tops, valves, and straws.

The last two years have been filled with so many milestones and memories... taking first steps, giving up bottles and learning how to use sippy cups, learning how to get Cheerios from their plate to their mouths, learning how to use a fork and a spoon, figuring out how to run without tripping over their own feet and first words.

Like when I give them both sippy cups of milk, I fill them and cover them first so I can hand them off simultaneously.

The cups are both stylish and practical with their colorful designs, twist off tops for easy filling and cleaning and sippy nozzles that help reduce spills.

Unless being used at mealtime, the sippy cup should only be filled with water.

Also, prep what you can to streamline mornings, like having water bottles and sippy cups already filled and in the fridge, and cutting up and packaging fresh fruit and veggies.

LOL I don't know — in my mind it seems like it would make things easier b / c you would be forced to add mostly the utilitarian items such as plates, bowls, etc — and b / c it is open you would not fill the shelving with the plastic sippy cups, the Tiger plates, etc..

It is filled with «treasures» like my children's silver sippy cups, engraved baby spoons, hand - written recipes, milk glass... all sorts of things that you just can't buy in a store!