Tip: The sippy cup comes with 1 cup body, 2 weighted straws, 1 spout, and 1 straw. Made of lightweight, durable, BPA-free TRITAN, not glass
2-in-1 Sippy Cup Help Toddler Smooth Transition from Bottle to Cup: Making the transition from bottle or breast to a cup can be a challenge for the little ones. 2 types of pacifiers of cup is an ideal product to bridge this gap. The soft spout is similar to a pacifier, that beginners 6-12 months can learn sipping without resistance. The straw cup are suitable for 8 m+ babies to drink water while biting the valve, satisfy baby’s biological emotional needs in oral stage and massage the gums
Food Grade Material and Healthy to Drink: The sippy cup is made of ultra-durable TRITAN material that is BPA-free, non-toxic, which is very healthy for the baby to use. Our toddler sippy cup is highly broken proof that can withstand being tossed from a high chair or stroller. Both spout and straw are made of food-grade soft flex silicone, which is proof to bite and pull, flexible and does not hurt the baby’s mouth and emerging teeth, and will help the baby’s gums growing
Leak-proof and Anti-choking: Compared to traditional drinking cups, our sippy cup is designed with V-type, valve cover and water seal ring, will form a sealed state and shut off the flow if the cup is dropped, effectively prevent leaks and avoiding mess, parents don’t need to worry for their kids choking. The spout also features a built-in air vent to help ensure your baby swallows liquid, not air. The cup includes a cap to help keep the spout clean when you’re on the go
Weighted Straw and Ergonomic Handle and Scale Indications: The 360° weighted ball design of the detachable straw moves with the position of the water so that the baby can latch and feed in any comfortable position. The removable handle specifically designed for small hands, and to avoid dropping and spilling the liquid when training your baby’s muscle grip. The oz/ml scale indications help parents precisely control the amount of water and observe how much liquid the baby has consumed