Disney® Collection of Cups & Mealtime

 
Mealtime is a blast when your toddler's favorite Disney pals come to visit! With lots of Playtex® products and Disney characters to choose from, it's easy to find the right match for your child.
MEALTIME MOMENTS REVEALED
Is your child a pitcher, masher, hider or spiller? Match your child’s eating personality with Playtex® Products.
GET STARTED
THE PROOF IS IN OUR MEALTIME PRODUCTS
  • Tough and durable construction.
  • BPA-Free and Phthalate-Free
 
PLAYTEX BABY TIPS & TOOLS WHERE GENIUS IS BORN
Who Shares Your Mealtime Moments? The Perfect Balance at Mealtime Healthy Feeding Tips for Your
One-Year-Old Sippy Cup Do’s and Don’ts

See more tips and tools about
cups & mealtime.
SEE ALL
Cups
Playtex® Cars® Insulator® Spout Cup
Vroom-Vroom! Disney Cars characters race to the table on these cups.
SEE PRODUCT
Playtex® Disney® Toy Story® Insulator® Spout Cup
Your toddler will love seeing the gang from Toy Story on his cup!
SEE PRODUCT
Playtex® Disney® Princess Insulator® Spout Cup
Your toddler will love seeing her favorite Disney Princess characters on her cup!
SEE PRODUCT
Playtex® Disney® Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Insulator® Spout Cup
Set a place at the table for Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse characters.
SEE PRODUCT
Playtex® Disney® My Friends Tigger and Pooh® Insulator® Spout Cup
Toddler’s old pals Tigger and Winnie the Pooh together on this cup.
SEE PRODUCT
Mealtime
Playtex™ Disney® Toy Story® Utensils
With the help of the Toy Story gang, self-feeding is easy.
SEE PRODUCT
Playtex™ Disney® Toy Story® Bowl
Toy Story characters make feeding time fun.
SEE PRODUCT
Playtex™ Disney® Toy Story® Plate
Dining with pals from Toy Story makes mealtime more engaging.
SEE PRODUCT
CARS ©Disney/Pixar | Princess ©Disney | My Friends Tigger & Pooh ©Disney Based on the “Winnie the Pooh” works by A.A. Milne and E.H. Shephard. | Toy Story ©Disney/Pixar | Mickey Mouse ©Disney
* 3rd party research funded by Playtex, vs. participants’ regularly used bottles.
† Goldfield EC, Richardson MJ, Lee KG, Margetts, S. Coordination of sucking, swallowing and breathing and oxygen saturation during early infant breastfeeding and bottle feeding. Pediatric Research Oct. 2006.