You know this cup.
On its side on the rug. The lid pointing at you. A dark ring spreading into the carpet you just cleaned. They carried it in, set it down, and wandered off — and now it's yours to wipe up. Again.
This is the end of that.
Now it stays up.
Steadi is a wide, grippy base that slips onto the cup they already carry. They set it down the same way they always do — and it settles upright instead of tipping onto its side. Nothing to teach a two-year-old. Nothing to remember. The cup just stays where they put it.
Slip it on. Hand it back. Walk away.
Bottle-shaped cups and bottles slide right on. Wider cups and tumblers drop in through the top, in through the fins. Takes a second.
Same cup your kid already loves. They won't even notice it's different — except now it has their color on it.
When they abandon it mid-play, it sits upright on the floor instead of leaking into it.
It fits most toddler cups.
Straw cups, mini tumblers, most sippy cups. If it's shaped like a bottle, the Steadi slides on. If it's shaped like a cup or a tumbler, it drops in through the top.
The quick way to tell:
If the base of the cup is about the size of a Post-it note or a little smaller, it fits. That covers the cups most toddlers carry.
A color for every kid.
Give each kid their own color and the guessing stops. No more "whose is this?" No more mystery cup found under the couch three days later. Green is his. Yellow is hers. You know at a glance, from across the room, without picking it up.
Two kids, two colors. Three kids, three — and grab a spare for the one that always rolls under something. Pick your colors below.
Parents stopped finding it sideways.
I have a tendency to spill my drinks and have two cats. This is one of the best things I’ve ever impulse bought. It works. It actually works. It’s a heavy, wide enough base that it is actually stable. My “spot” in the living room is near a somewhat-cushioned fabric ottoman, which is where I usually put my drinks. It’s totally stable on this cushioned surface. It fits cans, bottlers, glasses. It doesn’t get bent out of shape. It’s exactly what I needed.
Dixie · August 30, 2026I really love these! I can leave my drinks on the couch cushion next to me and not worry about them spilling. I like to sit in the corner seat of my sectional, so there’s no table on either side of me. These are the perfect solution without having to get up every time I want to take a sip.
Andrea Collier · August 18, 2026I am so happy. I leave it on my cup 24/7!
Customer · August 18, 2026This is a great invention
…I have a clumsy child that always knocks over drinks and this thing keeps the drink from tipping over…I couldn’t believe how well it works. A+ highly recommend.
Works great!
If it saves you from cleaning your sofa or rug
or washing anything it is worth it.
Give it a try!
My kid doesn’t spill his drink in his bed anymore so….. it’s a win!
Jason Rumsey · July 25, 2026What it does — and what it doesn't.
Steadi keeps the cup upright when it's set down. That's the job, and it does it well.
Here's what it isn't: it's not childproof, it won't stop every spill, and it's not a reason to look away. A determined toddler on a mission can still knock a cup over — nothing stops that. Think of Steadi as a sturdier place for the cup to land, not a substitute for keeping an eye on your kids.
Made in Orange, California — by a parent with three of them.
This started in a living room with three toddlers — one, two, and three years old — and a cup on its side on the rug for what felt like the tenth time that day. One color per kid so we'd know whose was whose. Upright so the carpet survived.
So Steadi gets made here, in Orange, California. Patent pending. And when you email, it's Scott who answers.
— Scott, Steadi Labs
Pick your colors. One for each kid.
1 · Pick your pack
Free shipping on every order. Pick a color for each Steadi below — mix them however you like.
2 · Give each one a color
Soon you'll be able to put a name on each one — so there's no mistaking whose is whose, even when the colors match.
molded in Orange, California by Steadi Labs · Free shipping · Secure checkout by Steadi Labs
The questions every parent asks.
"My toddler knocks everything over. Won't they just knock this over too?"
Maybe — if they set out to. Steadi isn't built to survive a determined two-year-old on a mission; nothing is. It's built for the far more common moment: your kid sets the cup down and wanders off, and it stays upright instead of tipping onto its side. That's the mess it takes off your plate.
"Will it fit my kid's cup?"
It fits most toddler cups — straw cups, mini tumblers, most sippy cups. Bottle-shaped ones slide on; wider cups drop in through the top. If the base is about the size of a Post-it note or a little smaller, you're good.
"Will it work on my couch and carpet?"
That's exactly where it earns its keep. Soft, uneven surfaces are where cups tip most, and a wide, grippy base is what keeps the cup upright on them.
"Is it safe around my kids?"
It's one molded piece of TPU — no small parts to come loose. That said, it's not childproof and it's not a substitute for supervision. It keeps the cup upright; you keep an eye on the kids.
"Why do I check out on SteadiLabs.com?"
Because Steadi Labs makes Steadi and runs the store. ToddlerCupHolder.com is our door for parents — the product, the service, and the secure checkout all live at Steadi Labs. Same company, same order.
"Why does this cost more than a cheap cup holder?"
Because it isn't one. It's molded in Orange, California from solid TPU, it holds up through years of toddlerhood, and it actually fits the cups your kids use. And when something's wrong, it's Scott who answers.
Set it down. Let it stay up.
Free shipping, molded in Orange, California, and a color for every kid. Stop finding the cup on its side.
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