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Hegen PCTO™ 330ml/11oz Straw Cup PPSU Pink, 9 Months +

Hegen

3.7
(7 reviews)
58.54 SAR
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Specifications

BrandHegen
MaterialPolyphenylsulfone (PPSU)
Bottle typestraw cup
ColourPink
Capacity330 ml
Special featuresStraw
Product dimensions30W x 60H millimeters
Product care instructionsDishwasher Safe
Model namePCTO™
Recommended uses for productTraining
Brand NameHegen
Model NamePCTO™
Country of PublicationMalaysia
Item Weight0.24 Pounds
ManufacturerHegen
Age Range DescriptionBaby
Manufacturer Part Number13190115
Model Number13190115
Best Sellers Rank#5,322 in Baby Products (See Top 100 in Baby Products) #111 in Sippy Cups
ASINB0CJMJ45WP
Customer Reviews3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (7) 3.7 out of 5 stars
Material TypePolyphenylsulfone (PPSU)
Product Care InstructionsDishwasher Safe
Material Type FreeBisphenol A (BPA) Free
Finish TypesGlossy
Capacity330 ml
Item Dimensions W x H30W x 60H millimeters
Number of Items1
Unit Count1 Count
Bottle Typestraw cup
Additional FeaturesStraw
ReusabilityPossibly reusable
Container TypeBottle
ColorPink
Themebaby
ShapeRound
Style NameModern
Recommended Uses For ProductTraining
Specific Uses For ProductMealtimes, storage, drinking, learning to sip from a cup

Description

TwoStep Safety Catch Gentle opening that prevents liquid content from spurting. A clicktolock safety catch that holds the cap in place while drinking. MultiFunctional Interchangeable lids that convert your baby straw cup into a feeding, storage or drinking bottle to meet all your child's needs. SqroundShaped Bottle Nurtures your child's motor skills of holding a cup without the need for any additional attachments; best for your 9 month old and older to help them become more independent, but you can consider training them early when they’re 6 to 7 months old.