Nine ounces is a small pour by adult standards and a correct one at a first birthday, where half the cups hold juice for toddlers and the other half hold something an adult sets down the moment a child needs carrying. A smaller cup wastes less when it goes missing, and cups go missing constantly.
Paper rather than plastic matters with a crawling guest list. A paper cup that goes over crumples; it does not shatter and does not roll under the sofa with a half inch of juice still in it. Twenty-four is one and a half per adult, so a second pack is sensible if the party runs long.
On the table
- Nine ounces — juice for the kids, a short pour for the adults.
- Twenty-four per pack: plan on two if the party runs past an hour.
- Paper crumples instead of rolling away when a toddler knocks it over.
- Same woodland print as the Wild One plates and napkins.
Specifics from the listing
- 24 Wild One Woodland Paper Cups
- Paper cups hold 9 oz
- Paper cups for parties
