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Nijntje Training Bottle - 300 ml - Pink

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Nijntje Training Bottle - 300 ml - Pink

Nijntje Training Bottle - 300 ml - Pink is a multifunctional 2-in-1 trainer bottle that is perfect for little ones learning to drink independently. With the recognizable Nijntje design and soft colors, this cup immediately appeals to toddlers. The handy handles provide extra grip, making it easy for small hands to hold the bottle. The training bottle comes with two different drinking options. For the youngest from 4 months, use the fast-flow bottle teat. When your child is ready to practice further, simply switch to the soft spout, suitable from 6 months. This way, the bottle grows with your child's development. The Nijntje training bottle has a capacity of 300 ml and is made of BPA-free material. The bottle is dishwasher-safe in the top rack and can be used in the microwave without the lid. Ideal for daily use at home or on the go.

Features

  • - Suitable from 4 months
  • - 2-in-1 training bottle with interchangeable teat and spout
  • - Fast-flow bottle teat suitable from 4 months
  • - Soft spout suitable from 6 months
  • - Equipped with handles for extra grip
  • - Capacity: 300 ml
  • - Features Nijntje design
  • - BPA-free
  • - Dishwasher-safe (top rack)
  • - Microwave-safe without lid
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