Talktools Recessed Lid Cup With Handles - Therapeutic Drinking Solution
Discover The Talktools Recessed Lid Cup, A Therapeutic Alternative To Traditional Sippy Cups, Designed To Improve Oral-Motor Skills And Encourage Self-Feeding. This Innovative Cup Comes With Two Twist-Off Lids, Making It Versatile For Both Cup And Straw Drinking. Key Features:
- Therapeutic Design: The Recessed Lid Cup Is Specially Designed To Teach Oral-Motor Skills Such As Tongue Retraction And Lip Rounding. It Helps Improve Lip Closure And Encourages Self-Feeding, Making It An Ideal Replacement For Sippy Cups.
- Leak-Proof: The Cup Features Leak-Proof Lids, Offering Protection Against Spills And Disruptions. Perfect For Daily Use At Home Or While On The Go, Providing A Secure And Mess-Free Drinking Experience For Your Child.
- Easy Transition: Toddlers With Special Needs Can Smoothly Transition From Feeding To Cup Drinking With The Talktools Recessed Lid Cup. The Design Ensures Simplicity Of Use And Minimizes The Risk Of Spills, Delighting Both Parents And Children.
- High-Quality Construction: Crafted From Superior Food-Grade Materials, The Recessed Lid Cup Is Suitable For Various Beverages, Including Milk, Water, And Juice. While Dishwasher-Safe, Hand Washing Is Recommended For Extended Use. Proudly Made In The Usa.
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