• Slow & free flow feeding cup for babies
• Leak proof spouts assurance no spills while feeding
• Easy to hold handles which is comfortable for babies
• 190 ml capacity cup
• BPA free

Tommee Tippee Slow Flow Baby feeding cup specially designed for infants from 4+ months old. It features a slow and free flow of liquid which means babies don’t need to apply pressure on the spout to release the liquid. With easy hold handles and flip it up free flow spout, Essentials Free Flow First Cup is an essential item for babies. It is the perfect choice for your baby’s first sips. Kids love the easy to hold handles on First Cup, while mums love the fold down, leak-proof spout, ideal for travel. Health professionals recommended a free flow cup as the best option for oral development. Tommee Tippee Slow Flow first cup is designed for baby’s first sips, sippy cups help your baby to develop tipping and supping skills whilst preventing spills. The easy to drink from trainer cup features a clever two-piece valve that allows liquid to flow easily through the spout when your baby wants to drink, but keeps the cup fully spill proof between sips. This cup also comes with a handy removable hygiene cover. Featuring INTELLIVALVE, a unique anti-leak technology which guarantees this trainer cup is completely leak-proof as it withstands internal pressure, meaning the cup won’t leak even when it is turned upside down or shaken.

• Helps babies to develop tipping and supping skills whilst preventing spills
• Completely leak-proof as it withstands internal pressure meaning the cup won’t leak even when it is turned upside down or shaken
• Easy for your baby and convenient for you
• Improve oral development in babies
• Foldable hygiene cap always keeps the spout clean

• This two-handled Weaning Sippee cup is super easy to drink from and grip
• CAUTION: Never use feeding spouts or straws as a soother. Dispose of the cup at first signs of damage or weakness. Never attach to cords, ribbons, laces, or loose parts of clothing. The child can be strangled. To avoid scalding, do not use the cup with hot liquid.