Baby Sippy Cups

Educational Sippy Cup Plastic with Handles Pink for 6m+m+ 240ml

The B.Box training bottle has a weighted straw that moves with the liquid, allowing your child to drink from different angles, whether sitting, standing or lying down. The two-way valve helps prevent...

The B.Box training bottle has a weighted straw that moves with the liquid, allowing your child to drink from different angles, whether sitting, standing or lying down. The two-way valve helps prevent leaks, while the flip-top lid closes for travel.

  • Material: Plastic
  • Handles: Included
  • Straw: Weighted; moves with the liquid
  • Valve: Two-way
  • Lid: Flip-top
  • Age:...
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13 32 €
Delivery by Mon, 16 Nov
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From Shy Bonsai
Νέα Ραιδεστός, Θεσσαλονίκης
In-store pickup available
2 pieces
See Baby Weaning Equipment on the page of Shy Bonsai

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  • I am very satisfied and the baby accepted it very easily, I even bought a second one before the price skyrocketed, fortunately. I also bought through another platform small brushes that fit in and clean the tube, etc.

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    • Material quality
    • Lightweight
    • Convenient to use
    • Baby's Acceptance
    • It doesn't leak
    • Value for money
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  • The positives are that indeed from 6 months the baby drinks from this, the handles are integrated at the top, it has good grips, and there is a cross inside the straw to prevent the baby from choking. BUT I will never buy it again and I do not recommend it; it has 4 major flaws:
    1) the bottom of the cup is curved, narrowing, and does not allow the hand with the sponge to clean it well at the bottom.
    2) The spout has a notch where food and drool from the baby's mouth collect, and it requires thorough cleaning daily, sometimes even twice. Also, the sliding lid traps drool and food inside, which unfortunately cannot be removed and will break.
    3) The weight that is supposed to help drink the last drop does help, but no brush fits in it, not even from the Dr. Brown's bottles. Only a toothpick fits in there, so that cannot be cleaned either.
    4) The straw is so narrow that the brush gets stuck in there and does not come out; also, to rinse the straw after you’ve spent 10 minutes of your life unsticking the brush, you have to press the safety cap from the top side to rinse it.

    Money wasted; Stephen Joseph has a better weight and is generally much better and easier to clean

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  • I am very satisfied and the baby accepted it very easily, I even bought a second one before the price skyrocketed, fortunately. I also bought through another platform small brushes that fit in and clean the tube, etc.

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  • The positives are that indeed from 6 months the baby drinks from this, the handles are integrated at the top, it has good grips, and there is a cross inside the straw to prevent the baby from choking. BUT I will never buy it again and I do not recommend it; it has 4 major flaws:
    1) the bottom of the cup is curved, narrowing, and does not allow the hand with the sponge to clean it well at the bottom.
    2) The spout has a notch where food and drool from the baby's mouth collect, and it requires thorough cleaning daily, sometimes even twice. Also, the sliding lid traps drool and food inside, which unfortunately cannot be removed and will break.
    3) The weight that is supposed to help drink the last drop does help, but no brush fits in it, not even from the Dr. Brown's bottles. Only a toothpick fits in there, so that cannot be cleaned either.
    4) The straw is so narrow that the brush gets stuck in there and does not come out; also, to rinse the straw after you’ve spent 10 minutes of your life unsticking the brush, you have to press the safety cap from the top side to rinse it.

    Money wasted; Stephen Joseph has a better weight and is generally much better and easier to clean

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Description & Specifications

The B.Box training bottle has a weighted straw that moves with the liquid, allowing your child to drink from different angles, whether sitting, standing or lying down. The two-way valve helps prevent leaks, while the flip-top lid closes for travel.

  • Material: Plastic
  • Handles: Included
  • Straw: Weighted; moves with the liquid
  • Valve: Two-way
  • Lid: Flip-top
  • Age: From 6 months
  • Capacity: 240 ml
  • Colour: Pink
  • Cleaning: Top-rack dishwasher safe and suitable for sterilizers
  • Free from: BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates
  • Microwave use: Base only

Manufacturer

Material
Plastic
with Handles
Yes
Age
6m+
Capacity
240 ml
Colour
Pink

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Reviews (2)

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  2. 4 stars
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  5. 1
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  • I am very satisfied and the baby accepted it very easily, I even bought a second one before the price skyrocketed, fortunately. I also bought through another platform small brushes that fit in and clean the tube, etc.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Material quality
    • Lightweight
    • Convenient to use
    • Baby's Acceptance
    • It doesn't leak
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • The positives are that indeed from 6 months the baby drinks from this, the handles are integrated at the top, it has good grips, and there is a cross inside the straw to prevent the baby from choking. BUT I will never buy it again and I do not recommend it; it has 4 major flaws:
    1) the bottom of the cup is curved, narrowing, and does not allow the hand with the sponge to clean it well at the bottom.
    2) The spout has a notch where food and drool from the baby's mouth collect, and it requires thorough cleaning daily, sometimes even twice. Also, the sliding lid traps drool and food inside, which unfortunately cannot be removed and will break.
    3) The weight that is supposed to help drink the last drop does help, but no brush fits in it, not even from the Dr. Brown's bottles. Only a toothpick fits in there, so that cannot be cleaned either.
    4) The straw is so narrow that the brush gets stuck in there and does not come out; also, to rinse the straw after you’ve spent 10 minutes of your life unsticking the brush, you have to press the safety cap from the top side to rinse it.

    Money wasted; Stephen Joseph has a better weight and is generally much better and easier to clean

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I am very satisfied and the baby accepted it very easily, I even bought a second one before the price skyrocketed, fortunately. I also bought through another platform small brushes that fit in and clean the tube, etc.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • The positives are that indeed from 6 months the baby drinks from this, the handles are integrated at the top, it has good grips, and there is a cross inside the straw to prevent the baby from choking. BUT I will never buy it again and I do not recommend it; it has 4 major flaws:
    1) the bottom of the cup is curved, narrowing, and does not allow the hand with the sponge to clean it well at the bottom.
    2) The spout has a notch where food and drool from the baby's mouth collect, and it requires thorough cleaning daily, sometimes even twice. Also, the sliding lid traps drool and food inside, which unfortunately cannot be removed and will break.
    3) The weight that is supposed to help drink the last drop does help, but no brush fits in it, not even from the Dr. Brown's bottles. Only a toothpick fits in there, so that cannot be cleaned either.
    4) The straw is so narrow that the brush gets stuck in there and does not come out; also, to rinse the straw after you’ve spent 10 minutes of your life unsticking the brush, you have to press the safety cap from the top side to rinse it.

    Money wasted; Stephen Joseph has a better weight and is generally much better and easier to clean

    Translated from Greek ·
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