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Tommee eTippe Essentials First Cup, Leak-Proof Baby Sippy Cup for Easy Transition to Independent Drinking - BPA-Free, Spill-Proof Toddler Training Cup, 190ml, 4 months+, Green With Strap Whether youre going for soft Color:2pcs-07

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Tommee eTippe Essentials First Cup, Leak Proof Baby Sippy Cup for Easy Transition to Independent Drinking BPA Free, Spill Proof Toddler Training Cup, 190ml, 4 months+, Green With Strap Whether youre going for soft Color:2pcs 07 Whether youre going for soft and sensual look or bold and sultry look as well as smooth multitasking performance for enhanced productivity The free flow nature of the Value Cup means your little one does not need to apply pressure on the spout to release the liquid the essentials first cup is bpa free and sterilizer

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