Done by Deer Learning Spout Cup
Done by Deer

Done by Deer Learning Spout Cup

ColoursTiny Farm Blue

£10.95

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Natural Baby Shower
£10.95

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Product details

The Done by Deer Learning Spout Cup encourages independent sipping for little ones. It features:
  • Silicone-sealed spout to reduce spills and support early drinking skills
  • Anti-slip handles for easy holding
  • Durable materials that withstand everyday use and accidental drops
  • Dishwasher-safe for hassle-free cleaning
  • Soft curves and playful design to help transition from bottle to cup

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Lightweight, toddler-friendly design
  • Suitable for early learning + everyday mealtimes
  • Silicone-sealed spout reduces spills + supports independent sipping
  • Anti-slip handles make it easier for little hands to hold
  • Durable design built to withstand daily use + accidental drops
  • Dishwasher safe for easy cleaning

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