Apex Rio Sipper Cup 250 ML Kids Straw Bottle with Twin Handles

Introduce your toddler to independent drinking with the Apex Rio Sipper Cup, a 250 ML kids straw bottle designed for ease and hygiene. This sipper cup is perfect for little ones transitioning from feeding bottles, offering a comfortable grip and a spill-resistant design for milk, water, or juice.

Key features

• Twin side handles are perfectly sized for small hands, allowing toddlers to hold the cup themselves.
• Flip-open lid keeps the straw covered and clean, protecting it between sips.
• Stainless steel inner body prevents retention of milk smells or juice stains, ensuring drinks taste fresh.
• Soft straw is gentle on gums, aiding toddlers in their transition from bottles.
• Lid closes flat for secure travel in school bags or nursery bags without leaks.
• 250 ML capacity is ideal for toddler servings of various beverages.
• Lightweight design makes it easy for children to lift, tilt, and set down independently.
• Wide opening facilitates quick and thorough rinsing, washing, and drying after each use.

Materials & care

• Material: Stainless Steel inner with Food Grade Plastic outer.
• Care: Hand wash with mild soap and water. Ensure all parts are dry before reassembly.

FAQ

Q1: Is the Apex Rio Sipper Cup suitable for hot liquids?

A: This sipper cup is designed for cold and room temperature liquids. Avoid using it with hot beverages to prevent injury and maintain product integrity.

Q2: How do I clean the straw effectively?

A: The straw can be removed for thorough cleaning. Use a small brush to clean the inside of the straw, and wash all components with mild soap and water.

Q3: Is this sipper cup spill-proof?

A: The Apex Rio Sipper Cup features a flip-open lid that closes flat, helping to prevent leaks when travelling in bags. However, it is designed to be spill-resistant, not entirely spill-proof under all conditions.

Q4: What age group is this sipper cup recommended for?

A: This sipper cup is ideal for toddlers transitioning from feeding bottles to independent drinking, typically from 12 months onwards.