Product Overview
• Step 1 training cup with Peristaltic PLUS nipple for natural sucking motion • Angled, easy-grip handles for babies to hold independently • Leak-proof and spill-proof design with hood that prevents drips • Soft silicone nipple mimics breastfeeding for smooth transition • BPA-free, durable PP material safe for baby use • 200mL capacity ideal for 3 months+ babies starting cup training • Hood touches the nipple to stop liquid from dripping • Easy to assemble, clean, and sterilize
Product Description
The Pigeon Magmag Nipple Cup is the Step 1 training cup in the popular MagMag series, designed to help babies 3 months+ transition smoothly from breastfeeding or bottle-feeding to independent cup drinking. It features a soft Peristaltic PLUS silicone nipple that allows natural tongue movement and sucking, mimicking the breast for easy acceptance. The angled handles are perfect for small hands to grasp and hold, while the leak-proof and spill-proof construction (with a hood that touches the nipple) minimizes messes. Made from durable, BPA-free PP material, this 200mL cup is lightweight, easy to clean, and ideal for introducing cup skills while maintaining a familiar feeding experience. Benefits • Peristaltic PLUS nipple supports natural sucking and reduces transition stress • Angled handles encourage independent holding and motor skill development • Leak-proof and spill-proof design keeps feeds clean and mess-free • Soft silicone nipple mimics breastfeeding for high acceptance rate • Hood prevents drips and keeps nipple hygienic • BPA-free materials ensure safety for daily use • Easy to assemble and clean for busy parents • Helps develop cup-drinking skills as first step toward spout and straw How to Use • Assemble the nipple, hood, and cup securely after cleaning • Fill with milk, formula, or water (avoid overfilling) • Hold baby in a semi-upright position and let them grasp the angled handles • Guide baby to drink from the nipple; supervise initial uses • Clean thoroughly after each use and sterilize as needed (boil or sterilizer) • Replace nipple or parts regularly (every 1-3 months) or when worn • Consult a pediatrician for feeding guidance and transition timing
