Done by Deer Foodie Spout/Snack Cup
Done by Deer

Done by Deer Foodie Spout/Snack Cup

€14.95

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€14.95

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Produktdetails

The Done by Deer Foodie Spout/Snack Cup in Green Croco is perfect for little ones. The snack lid keeps the snacks inside perfect for the car or pram. The spout lid is spill-proof, and once your child is ready, use the cup without the lid. The two handles provide a steady grip. The 3-in-1 kids cup is designed for everyday life with kids and is dishwasher and microwave safe. Once the cup has served its purpose through countless family dinners, it can be sorted as plastic and recycled into new everyday life products. The lovely blue spout and snack cup is printed with the cheerful elephant, Elphee on one side and Elphee's footprints on the other. The lids' darker blue adds a nice two-coloured detail.
Category: Sippy Cups

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

Hauptmerkmale

  • Can be recycled
  • Soft silicone lids
  • 3-in-1 cup in green
  • Cup: 100% food grade PP
  • Cool transparent snack lid

  • Lid

    100% food-grade silicone

  • The cool motif of Croco the Crocodile

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