DR.BROWN'S Mug with soft drink 6m+ 180 ml, pink

The best way to help your baby transition from bottle to cup. Sturdy rounded handles allow small hands to grip comfortably.Features:- Removable soft silicone mouthpiece with valve allows easy drinking without spilling.- The cap flips off when drinking and protects the mouthpiece from contamination when closed.- The mug is easy to wash.- Drinking without spilling.- One-piece, soft silicone mouthpiece.- Handles shaped for children's hands.- Hygienic cover – stays open when the baby is drinking, keeps the mouthpiece clean when the cup is not in use.- Easy to use and clean, dishwasher safe.Note: Continuous and prolonged sucking of sugary liquids can cause tooth decay.Warning to maintain your child's safety and health: the product hasshould only be used under the supervision of an adult. Continuous long-term suctionliquids (especially sweet ones) can cause tooth decay. Always check before feedingthe temperature of the drink in the mug. Always use a cup with a straw attached,without it, the mug loses its functionality. The straw must be clean, in no partthere must not be any obstacle. After use, the mug and all its parts immediatelywash. Do not use on hot liquids or liquids carbonated with carbon dioxide.Due to the risk of uneven heating and overheating, it is not recommended to usemicrowave to heat the liquid in the mug. Avoid aggressive cleaningany parts, thus preventing damage to the sealing surfaces. Do not boil.individual parts or use the microwave to sterilize them.Store the product in a dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.Keep all parts that are not in use out of the reach of children. Before usealways check individual parts for wear or damage.To avoid the risk of suffocation, regularly test the strength of the straw by pulling hard,that it shows no signs of wear or has no cracks. If it isany part worn, cracked or torn, stop using it immediatelyand throw it away.Do not leave the child unsupervised by an adult while using the cup, do not allowhim to walk or run, do not use a cup to comfort the baby. Extendedthe child's contact with beverages when drinking milk, infant formula, juice, or sweetdrinks can cause or contribute to tooth decay.If you have any difficulties or questions during feeding, contact your paediatrician.Manufacturer's address:Handi-Craft Company4433 Fyler AvenueSt.Louis, Missouri 63116 USA/Etats-Unis/EE.UU.Phone (800)778-9001webstore@handi-craft.comwww.drbrownsbaby.com