• To encourage transition from breastfeeding to bottle feeding
• Silicon teat and spout transition cup for multiple drinking option
• Suitable for 4+ months old infants
• Bite resistant spout
• Easy grip and removable handle
• Suitable for steam, boiling or cold water & liquid sterilization
• BPA-BPS free
• Free-flow drinking

Tomme Tippee Closer to Nature Transition cup is designed for 4+ months old infants to encourage the infants to transit from breastfeeding to multiple drinking options in bottle. It is made with soft silicon teat and spout to make the drinking easy and gentle on gums. It offers free flow drinking which helps to develop your infants tipping and sipping skills. The removable and easy grip handles help to improve your infant’s pincer grip. It is easy to clean, can be steam sterilized and dishwasher safe. The handy leakproof cap means you can pop this cup in your bag and keep everything clean and spill-free when on-the-go. It can be a little challenging and tricky for a growing infant to move from feeding bottle or breastfeeding to drink from regular cup. Tomme Tippe close to nature transition cup with 150ml capacity is crafted diligently to feel like a bottle and with easy handle provides comfortable grip and it encourages infants to switch from sucking to sipping. The Closer to Nature Teat Features an Anti-Colic valve to prevent the symptoms of colic by ensuring little one ingests more milk and less air. The handy leakproof cap means you can pop this cup in your bag and keep everything clean and spill-free when on-the-go.

• Encourages the infant to switch from breastfeeding to sipping from cup
• Helps to develop sipping skills and in preparation for open cup drinking
• Handy leakproof cap helps to carry along and keep everything clean and spill-free when on-the-go
• Anti-Colic valve helps to prevent the symptoms of colic by ensuring your little one ingests more milk and less air
• Makes it easier for little hands to get a comfortable grip

• Show your baby how to raise the cup to their mouth and tip it up to drink.
• Show them that the spout is like a nipple by touching the tip of the spout to the roof of their mouth to stimulate the sucking reflex
• Give it some time