Trixie Sippy Cup with Handles - Mr. Dino
Trixie

Trixie Sippy Cup with Handles

ColoursMr. Lion

£11.95

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£11.95

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Product details

The Trixie Sippy Cup with Handles - Mr. Dino is designed to make the transition from bottle to cup easy and mess-free for little ones.
  • Ergonomic handles are easy for tiny hands to hold and tilt
  • No-spill design reduces everyday messes
  • Made from durable, transparent, odourless Tritan™
  • Lightweight, strong, and dishwasher safe

Specifications & features

Key features

  • No-spill design for confident self-drinking
  • Ergonomic handles are perfect for little hands, making gripping + tilting easy
  • Made from strong, transparent, odourless Tritan™ - durable + safe
  • Dishwasher safe for everyday convenience

  • Lightweight, practical + toddler-friendly

    ideal for at home or on-the-go

  • Supports independence + encourages toddlers to learn to drink at their own pace

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