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The Funny Child non-drip cup with handles by Saro is a product to improve and facilitate baby's feeding, as well as to collaborate in the development of their cognitive and manual skills to go from bottle to cup.
The Saro Funny Child non-drip cup with handles is a product designed for babies and their proper feeding. It has a design similar to the traditional cup, but with two handles on the sides so that babies can hold it more easily and practice their motor skills to grasp objects.
It has a plastic lid that can be used to cover the spout to prevent spills when it is not being used for drinking. It also has a special silicone mouthpiece that is sensitive to babies' gums and, even if babies try to bite it, it will not hurt them. The other lid, which must be removed to fill the cup, works through a screw-on seal that prevents dripping and accidental spills.
The spout is also anti-colic, with an advanced system to prevent air from being swallowed by the baby and causing gas or upset stomach. It is ideal for teething babies, because they will be able to chew on it without any problems and it will not wear out or deform so quickly.
It has an eye-catching design with eye-pleasing colours, being the mouthpiece yellow together with the handles. The body of the mug is white and has an engraving or print of a cat in cartoon format and the words Funny Child in different colours. The lid of the spout is transparent, while the lid of the mug is red, as is the bottom of the mug.
It is mainly suitable for babies over 6 months old who are making the transition from a bottle to the regular cup used by adults.
It is advisable to give the baby to hold it so that he learns how to hold it on his own. The baby should hold it by the handles and bring the nozzle towards the mouth, tilt the cup and drink. After use, it can be washed in the dishwasher on the upper rack and preferably away from sharp objects.
It is not advisable to heat the mug in the microwave, but it can withstand hot drinks. Wash thoroughly after each use. Do not give to babies under 6 months of age or who have difficulty moving their arms and hands. Avoid giving to babies who are allergic to silicone or silicone derivatives.
Silicone and plastic.
