Canpol babies Plastic Cup with Handle for Children 170 ml CUTE ANIMALS
Symbol: 4/413_ora
Canpol babies Plastic Cup with Handle for Children 170 ml CUTE ANIMALS
Symbol: 4/413_oraPractical cup for children with a cheerful design will be a great incentive to drink and develop good habits. The cup is light and handy, perfect for children in terms of ergonomics. The cup handle fits perfectly into children's hands. The cup has a perfect capacity of 170 ml for drinking with a meal. Children, watching adults, want to use similar dishes, so a classic cup with a handle is a perfect solution and safer to use. The cup for children is durable and resistant to damage. The cup is recommended for children over 12 months of age who can already drink on their own. Cute Animals cup with handle for children is perfect for everyday use and can be used for hot and cold drinks. The child's cup is dishwasher safe. Create a set with other products from Cute Animals collection – cheerful animals will accompany your child while eating tasty meals.
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Product free of Bisphenol A
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Suggested age from 12 months
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Dishwasher safe
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Microwave safe
Light, handy and resistant to the impacts.
Practical – dishwasher safe and can be heated in the microwave.
Convenient handle makes it easy to hold.
Safe for children – no BPA or other harmful substances were used in production.
Keep the cup clean. Before the first and each subsequent use, wash the cup in warm water with a mild liquid. Rinse thoroughly. Avoid rough, surface-scratching tools. The product can be washed in a dishwasher (max.60C). The cup can be heated in a microwave oven, but it should not be disinfected and scalded.
Take special care when heating in a microwave oven. Remember that the cup must be open. Heating in a microwave oven can cause a locally high temperature, so always stir the heated drink to distribute the temperature evenly. Before giving it to a child, check that it is not too drink, not too hot. Important! Do not leave your child when using the cup without adult supervision. The product is not a toy. Keep the unused cup out of the reach of children.
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