Bottles & Cups

Kids’ Water Bottles & Cups

Explore children’s water bottles and cups for school, nursery, travel, sports and everyday activities.

Gravitaly’s growing collection includes reusable drinkware in child-friendly sizes, with different materials, capacities, closures and drinking systems. The current selection focuses on stainless-steel and Tritan water bottles, while additional bottle and cup styles may be added over time.

Stainless-Steel Water Bottles for Kids

Stainless-steel bottles are available in different sizes and designs. Some models may include insulated construction, a straw, a drinking spout, a carrying handle or another type of lid.

Check the individual product page to confirm whether a bottle is insulated and how long the manufacturer states that it can maintain drink temperature. Suitability for hot liquids also varies between models and should never be assumed from the material alone.

Lightweight Tritan Bottles

Tritan bottles allow the contents and remaining drink level to be seen easily. Their low weight can make them practical for school bags, day trips and everyday use.

Review the bottle’s lid construction, drinking mechanism and cleaning instructions before ordering. Check whether individual components must be washed by hand and whether the bottle is suitable for the dishwasher.

Choosing the Correct Capacity

Available capacities may include compact bottles for younger children and larger models for longer school days or outings.

When choosing a size, consider:

• the child’s age and ability to hold the bottle;
• the amount they normally drink;
• the filled weight of the bottle;
• available space in the school bag;
• the dimensions of the bottle pocket or cup holder;
• how easily the child can open, close and drink from it.

Capacity alone does not determine whether a bottle is suitable for a particular age.

Lids, Straws and Drinking Spouts

Children’s bottles and cups may use screw lids, flip tops, straws, spouts or open rims. Each drinking system requires different cleaning and maintenance.

Check whether the lid can be disassembled, whether small seals or valves are removable and whether replacement components are available. Reassemble every part correctly before use.

A bottle should only be described as leakproof when the manufacturer explicitly provides that information. Even then, the lid must be closed and assembled correctly.

Cleaning Children’s Drinkware

Wash all components before first use and after every use according to the instructions for the specific model. Pay particular attention to straws, valves, seals, threads and other areas where moisture or residue may collect.

Allow the bottle and all removable parts to dry completely before reassembly or storage. Regularly inspect the lid, straw, seal, spout and bottle body, and stop using the product if any component becomes cracked, damaged or excessively worn.

What to Check Before Ordering

Review the individual product page for:

• total capacity;
• bottle dimensions and empty weight;
• material of the bottle, lid, straw and seals;
• type of closure and drinking system;
• thermal or insulated construction, where applicable;
• permitted drink temperatures;
• suitability for water, milk, juice or other drinks;
• dishwasher and steriliser compatibility;
• included and replaceable components;
• official age recommendation and warnings;
• cleaning and storage instructions.

Product-specific instructions always take priority over general collection guidance.

Explore Gravitaly’s growing selection of children’s bottles and cups for school days, family outings and everyday routines.