MagMag Step-Up Set
MagMag Step-Up Set
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Description
Description
The Pigeon MagMag Step-Up Set is designed to promote and develop your baby's drinking habits through the offering of interchangeable drinking tops.
Use the Spout top first and then step-up to the Straw top.
The Spout top has a spout that is soft and gentle on the gums, and features a spill proof cross-cut opening. The handles are angled for ease of drinking when tilted and the spout is interchangeable with Pigeon SofTouch™ Peristaltic PLUS Teats.
The Straw top has a soft silicone straw uniquely angled for drinking to the last drop, and a cross cut opening to reduce the risk of spills. The lid is leak proof and there are wide handles for easy grip.
Cute lion motif on the cup.
BPA and BPS Free.
200ml, 5+ months.
How to use
How to use
Sterilization Method: Boiling, Steam, Chemical
Boiling/Steaming Sterilization: Thoroughly wash the product and place in water. Bring the water to a boil. Sterilize for 5 minutes after the water comes to a boil.
Chemical Sterilization and Microwave Sterilization are possible. Follow the instructions in the user’s manual for these products. With chemical sterilization, the printing on the bottle may fade.
Features & Benefits
Features & Benefits
-Designed to support the development of baby’s drinking skills
-Soft and gentle spout top with spill-proof cross-cut opening
-Soft silicone straw angled for efficient drinking
-Wide handles for easy grip
-BPA and BPS free materials
Suitable for babies aged 5 months and above
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