Dr.Brown´s Soft Mug 180 ml From 6 months pink 1×1 pc, pink mug, 6m+

Soft spout cup for toddlers, 180 ml, BPA free, suitable for children from 6 months.

• Resistant to spontaneous leakage of contents.
• One-piece soft silicone mouthpiece.
• Handles designed for children. A mug in the shape of a child's hand.
• The hygienic cover - when the child drinks, it remains open, when the cup is not used, it keeps the mouthpiece clean.
• Easy to use and clean, dishwasher safe.

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Mode of use

Remove the twisted lid and handles from the mug. Pull the silicone valve out of the cap.

Wash all parts of the mug before use. Always handle the mug with clean hands and on a clean surface. After each use, wash all parts individually in hot water using detergent and rinse well. All parts are dishwasher safe - when placed on top.

Assembling the cup: Insert the valve into the hole inside the lid. Place the handles. Fill the cup with the desired liquid or food. Close the mug by twisting the lid so that it fits snugly.

Warnings for your child's safety and health: The product should only be used under adult supervision. Continuous and long-term sucking of liquids (especially sweet ones) can cause tooth decay. Always check the temperature of the drink in the cup before feeding. Always use a properly assembled cup with the valve, without this the cup loses its functionality. The cap mouthpiece must be clean, there must be no obstructions anywhere. Wash the mug and all its parts immediately after use. Do not use on hot liquids or carbonated liquids. Due to the risk of uneven heating and overheating, it is not recommended to use a microwave oven to heat the liquid in the cup. Avoid aggressive cleaning of any parts to avoid damaging the sealing surfaces. Do not boil the individual parts or use a microwave oven to sterilize them. Store in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep all unused parts out of the reach of children. Before use, always check that individual parts are not worn or damaged. To avoid the risk of choking, regularly test the strength of the valve (mouthpiece) by pulling hard for signs of wear or cracks. If any part is worn, cracked or broken, stop using it immediately and throw it away. While using the cup, do not leave the child unattended, do not let them walk or run, do not use the cup to calm the child. Prolonged contact of the child with drinks when drinking milk, milk powder, juices or sweet drinks can cause or contribute to the appearance of tooth decay. If you have feeding difficulties or questions, contact your pediatrician.