Done by Deer Learning 360 Cup - Tiny Farm Blue - 260ml
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Done by Deer Learning 360 Cup

ColourTiny Farm Pink

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Détails du produit

The Done by Deer Learning 360 Cup is a thoughtfully designed sippy cup that supports little ones as they transition to independent drinking.
  • 360° drinking edge allows sipping from any side
  • Twistable lid adjusts liquid flow to match child's stage
  • Leak-proof design for everyday outings
  • Designed without handles for natural grip
  • Gently tilted rim for smoother sipping
  • Made with dishwasher-safe materials

Spécifications et caractéristiques

Caractéristiques principales

  • 360° drinking edge supports natural drinking development
  • Adjustable twist lid controls liquid flow to suit your child's stage
  • Leak-proof design helps reduce spills on the go
  • Tilted rim encourages smooth & comfortable sipping
  • Handle-free shape promotes a natural grip & independence
  • Dishwasher safe for easy everyday cleaning

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