A practical colorful bottle with a non-spill silicone straw designed for children over 12 months who can drink on their own. Ideal for travel or walks. The soft silicone straw is safe for sensitive gums. A membrane in the straw prevents liquid from leaking when the bottle is carried upside down or dropped. Liquid flows only when the child sucks on the straw. The flow rate depends on the child’s sucking intensity. The silicone straw is connected to a plastic straw that reaches the bottom of the bottle to make it easier to finish the drink. The straw is not intended for children under 6 months. The bottle is made of a safe, damage-resistant material. The cap protects the spout from dirt. The clip allows you to attach the bottle to a stroller or belt. Capacity 350 ml. The bottle is BPA-free. Replacement straws can be found under number 56/005 in the teats and spouts section. Instructions for use. Keep clean. Before first and each subsequent use, wash all disassembled parts (bottle, screw cap, plastic straw, silicone straw, clip, lid) in warm water with a mild detergent and rinse thoroughly with hot water. Do not boil. Thick liquids (e.g., juices with fruit pieces) may clog the valve openings. Caution! Important for your child’s safety and health! Use only under adult supervision. Prolonged or frequent sucking of liquids can cause tooth enamel defects. Always check the temperature of food given to the child. Check the product’s condition before each use. At the first signs of wear or damage, stop using the product and replace it with a new one. The straw is not intended for children under 6 months. Warning! This product is not a toy. Keep all parts out of the reach of children. The bottle complies with: Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council — general requirements for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food; Commission Regulation (EU) No 10/2011 on plastic materials and articles intended to come into contact with food; EN 14350-1 Child care articles — Drinking equipment — Part 1: General and mechanical requirements and tests; EN 14350-2 Child care articles — Drinking equipment — Part 2: Chemical requirements and tests.