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MAM Starter Cup With Soother 4M+

150ml/5, 0 oz

£9.09 inc. VAT

These items are centrally stocked and delivery times are up to 10 days to reduce carbon emissions and help keep our planet green.

Occasionally, we may need to refund orders; we will endeavour to update you as soon as possible.

SKU: M4368907 Categories: Baby, Baby Accessories

Description

BPA/BPS free
BPA/BPS free: This Mam product is made from materials free of BPA and BPS.

Extra soft spout
– Spill free – ideal to support babies’ drinking skills
– Allows babies to control the flow rate

Skin Sof Silicone

Handles
– Non-slip for instant grip
– Ergonomic shape easily fits little hands

The cup spout and cup handles are compatible with all Mam cups. Single components are not compatible with drinking systems of other manufacturers. The product meets the requirements of European standard en 14350.

Uses / Instructions

Package Type Loose Starter cup - instructions for use Before first use - Before the first use, disassemble and clean the products. Place the components in boiling water for 5 minutes, to ensure correct hygiene. See specific cleaning chapter to find out more. - Before first use, press gently on the mouthpiece of the spout to check if the slits are properly open. - When first used and sometimes during use, the ventilation slit (in the raised bubble on the underside of the lip rest) can stick together. This will prevent air from entering the cup during feeding and as a result, cause the spout to collapse. Slowly brush over the bubble (ventilation) a few times with your thumb or fingers to re-open the slit.