With a subtle switch from nipple to spout, the Chicco Soft Silicone Spout Transition Cup is the first step in the journey to independent drinking. Dual valves release air, so baby swallows only the good stuff. The soft silicone spout has a familiar rounded breast-like shape with a satin, non-slip texture and is naturally spill-proof. No need to worry about messes with this cup. Gentle sipping activates the flow, so you can flip it upside down and all around without leaking a drop: the perfect design for young children who are still developing their motor skills. Plus with no spills, you can easily monitor liquid intake by checking the calibration markings. Your little one can comfortably hold on to the non-slip handles shaped especially for tiny hands, or you can easily remove them for practice holding a cup. Ergonomic indents guide baby's hands for proper placement while practicing independent drinking. Cover the spout with the snap-on cap to keep it clean, or for a quick and easy wash, throw the cap, spout, and cup base in the dishwasher. With minimal parts that are all dishwasher safe, the Chicco Transition Cup is exactly what every parent needs: functional, minimalistic, easy to clean, and loved by kids.

• ANTI-DROP CUP: The Chicco Transition Cup ergonomic drip cup with removable handles is easy to grip and is designed for children from 4 months: it supports the gradual transition from breastfeeding or bottle to cup

• SHAPED SPOET: The super-soft ergonomic spout is made of soft silicone and shaped to leave room for the nose and promote the right positioning of the lips; it is flexible and gentle for baby's gums

• CORRECT POSTURE: Decentralized positioning of the spout near the edge of the glass facilitates the correct posture of the baby's neck while drinking

• DOUBLE ANTICOLIC VALVE: Designed to prevent air ingestion, helps reduce irritation and regurgitation after feeding

• LEARN TO DRINK: Chicco cups have been designed with expert speech thes to guide the baby in a simple and natural way in the transition from breastfeeding to drinking independently