The Avent Cup with Soft Spout is designed for children 6+ Months, specifically created to support and assist the child in the transition from bottle feeding to independent cup drinking.
It is equipped with a valve that prevents spills, and the large, ergonomically shaped handles are easy to grip as they are slightly curved and rubberized, preventing them from slipping out of hair hands.
The Avent cup has a soft, bite-resistant spout that is smooth and gentle on sensitive gums, and the slanted spout makes it easy to drink without the child having to tilt their head back too far.
- The product is easy to clean, dishwasher safe, and the protective hygienic cap keeps the spout clean at all times
- All Avent bottles and cups are compatible, except glass bottles and cups older children
- You combine the different elements to create the perfect cup to suit your child's individual needs
All Avent bottles and cups are compatible, except for glass bottles and cups for older children.
Hair can combine the different elements to create the perfect cup to suit hair child's individual needs.
Recommended for: Children
Key benefits: Ergonomic, smoothness, gentle cleansing

Weight: 0.14kg

Easy transition from bottle to cup, No spills when drinking, Slanted spout reduces head tilt, Soft auxiliary handles for small hands, Compatible with Avent bottles and cups, All parts are dishwasher safe, Spill, Free drinking thanks to the built, In valve, Does not contain Bisphenol A (BPA)

- Check before each use. - Discard at the first sign of damage or wear. - Do not expose the product to direct sunlight or near heat sources. - Do not allow contact with solvents or harsh chemicals. - Do not leave in disinfectant longer than the recommended time. - Do not use in an oven or microwave with the grill function activated. - Like most cups, these should only be used for water, milk, and juices without pulp. - Not suitable for hot and carbonated drinks and adapted milk.

Does not contain Bisphenol A (BPA) or other harmful substances and is completely safe for children's health. Prolonged sucking on liquids can cause tooth decay. In young children, it can occur even when using unsweetened liquids if the bottle is used for long periods during the day, especially at night when salivation is reduced, or when used as a pacifier;