A0696 TILTED CUP FOR LEARNING TO DRINK PINK

A cup with handles for children to learn to drink independently is undoubtedly a great incentive to drink water and other drinks and develop good habits. It is light and handy, designed perfectly for children's hands. Children, watching adults, want to use similar containers, which is why our cup is a great solution. The beveled edge of the cup makes it easier for the child to drink, so they do not have to tilt their head back, which reduces the risk of choking. The cup is made of unbreakable and safe plastic, does not contain BPA or other harmful substances. It is durable, lightweight and resistant to damage. It can be washed in the dishwasher. Intended for cold drinks or at room temperature. Recommended for children from 6 months of age.

Main advantages

• drinking in a safe position - ideal for learning to drink independently
• cut and contoured side edge allows drinking without tilting the head back, which helps reduce the risk of choking
• wide handles make it easier for the child to hold comfortably
• dishwasher safe (max. temp. 60°C)
• manufactured without BPA, PVC, phthalates and other harmful substances.

Instructions for use
Keep the cup clean. Before first use, clean the product and then place in boiling water for 5 minutes. This is to ensure hygiene. Cooking and hard water can cause sediment to form. Clean thoroughly before each use to ensure hygiene. Before first and each subsequent use, wash the cup in warm water with a gentle detergent, rinse thoroughly with warm water. Pour boiling water over it. Avoid rough, scratching tools. After use, clean the cup of any remaining drink, rinse and then wash thoroughly. Check the product before each use. At the first sign of damage or wear, throw away. Dishwasher safe. We do not recommend heating in a microwave. Do not place the product in a hot oven or heat it on a gas or electric stove. Do not leave the mug in direct sunlight or in a hot place, as this may weaken the product.

WARNINGS
This product is not a toy. Continuous and prolonged sucking of liquids may cause tooth decay. Always check the temperature of food before feeding. Throw away at the first sign of damage or wear. Store unused parts out of the reach of children. Never attach to strings, ribbons, laces or loose clothing. The child may suffocate.