We can all agree that there’s nothing more exciting than watching your child grow and develop into the loving, caring, unique, and one-of-a-kind individual they’re destined to be – one milestone after another. And parents are lucky enough to have front row seats to the show. From their first words to their first steps, first tooth, first time eating solids, and even their first time on a potty – the first three years are considered to be the most rapid period of development in a person’s life. RELATED: Tips and Tricks for When You’re Ready to Stop Breastfeeding Of all the milestones your baby will hit in the first few years of their life, the transition from a bottle to a sippy cup is one of the first – and, believe it or not, one of the most important to their overall well-being. With that said, it’s okay if you feel overwhelmed, stressed, or anxious during this transition period. And it’s completely normal for your child to react negatively or throw a tantrum as a result. Don’t worry – we’ll break down everything you need to know about why sippy cups are necessary, when they should be utilized, how to