Abby McClennan

Because again, it's also about that skill building.

Babies being able to... Drinking from... Okay.

Yeah.

Water is quite a difficult liquid to deal with because babies are so... It's different than milk.

And when you're drinking it from a cup, from like an open cup... I've got a cup here.

In order for babies to be able to drink, and this is a really good example because they can hold this...

You need, they just need to be able to tip it.

And if you've got water, like water is very, it's a runny liquid.

So it's a skill that they need to build.

So essentially the sooner the better, because then they'll be able to get a handle on that quite literally and start building that skill earlier on.

Yeah, so these are some things I just walked around the store and grabbed.

You can choose a bowl or a plate.

I mean, either of these are really good as long as they've got decent suction to them because so many babies can just like flip these.

Yeah.

And they go everywhere.

Great.

But even with the spoons, spoons are something that it's important to get right because their mouths are really tiny.

So something like this, this size, it's just a simple silicon spoon.

And the key to look for is someone that's, it's just narrow.

It's small.