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2 in 1 Kids Silicone Straw Cup | Imperfect Packaging Sale
$18.99
Description
For times when you can't leave your little one alone with fragile cups. This well-designed silicone smoothie cup is great for on-the-go drinks and active babies & toddlers! Features a sleek rounded shape, straw stopper to prevent spills, a straw cleaning brush and a leakproof lid. Use it without the lid and straw for a Montessori open-cup experience.
- Volume: 185mL (note: product label misprints 125mL — actual capacity is 185mL)
- Size: approx. 60 x 90mm
- 100% food-safe LFGB-grade silicone
- Set includes: 1x cup, 1x straw, 1x lid
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Part of our imperfect packaging clearance range — packaging or product surfaces may arrive dusty, marked or cosmetically imperfect from warehouse handling. The cup itself is fully functional after washing.
Specifications
- Spill-proof lid design
- 100% food-safe silicone
- Easy to clean - dishwasher safe
- Microwave safe
- Volume Capacity: 185mL
- Measures approx. 60 x 90mm
- Set includes 1x Cup, 1x Straw and 1x Lid
*Please note that there is a misprint on the product label that says that the cup's capacity is 125mL. It is in fact, 185mL as per the product description here.
Shipping & Return
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Montessori info
Using an open cup is a wonderful way to encourage independence, coordination, and practical skills in kids. It allows kids to pour and drink on their own, boosting their self-confidence and hand-eye coordination.
When using a straw, children develop oral motor skills, as they need to coordinate their lips, tongue, and jaw movements to create suction. This strengthens their oral muscles and can improve speech and swallowing abilities.
On the other hand, drinking from an open cup requires fine motor control and hand-eye coordination, as children learn to hold the cup steadily and sip without spilling. This helps refine their grasping skills and enhances overall coordination. By alternating between a straw and an open cup, children can enjoy a range of physical benefits that support their oral and motor development.
