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Hegen - PCTO Straw Cup PPSU - 330ml - Grey

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Hegen - PCTO Straw Cup PPSU - 330ml - Grey

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Features

TwoStep Safety Catch
Gentle opening that prevents liquid content from spurting. A clicktolock safety catch that holds the cap in place while drinking.
MultiFunctional
Interchangeable lids that convert your baby straw cup into a feeding, storage or drinking bottle to meet all your child's needs.
SqroundShaped Bottle
Nurtures your child's motor skills of holding a cup without the need for any additional attachments; best for your 9 month old and older to help them become more independent, but you can consider training them early when they’re 6 to 7 months old.

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Learning to sip from a straw has never been this easy. Our straw cup's unique clicktolock safety cap prevents liquid from spurting and holds the cap in place so your child can drink easily.
Designed without a bite valve, our straw allows little ones to sip with ease, encourages good dental health, and guides them to master the technique of sipping.

Perfect for children aged 9 months and above or toddlers transitioning from feeding bottles to straw cups!

Images are for illustration purposes only. Colour of straw may differ.

Overview

Recommended AgeSuitable for 9 months & above
Product Dimensions7.18 x 7.18 x 16.4 cm
Product Weight0.11 kg
Package Dimensions8.24 x 8.24 x 18.5 cm
Package Weight0.25 kg
SKU19468963-13190125

Product details

Features

TwoStep Safety Catch
Gentle opening that prevents liquid content from spurting. A clicktolock safety catch that holds the cap in place while drinking.
MultiFunctional
Interchangeable lids that convert your baby straw cup into a feeding, storage or drinking bottle to meet all your child's needs.
SqroundShaped Bottle
Nurtures your child's motor skills of holding a cup without the need for any additional attachments; best for your 9 month old and older to help them become more independent, but you can consider training them early when they’re 6 to 7 months old.

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