A shatterproof sippy cup for children with a colourful Unicorn Magic design, created for small hands and everyday meals. The cup is made of durable polypropylene with silicone details and features a practical spout lid that helps the child drink on their own with less spilling.
The lightweight construction makes the cup easy for young children to hold, while the shatterproof design is perfect for breakfast, snacks, and other meals at home. A practical step between a baby bottle and a regular cup â with a little extra unicorn magic included.
Why you will love it
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Made for small hands â The compact size and two handles make the cup easier for the child to hold by themselves.
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Practical spout lid â Helps the child drink more independently and reduces the risk of spills.
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Shatterproof construction â Made of durable polypropylene and silicone to withstand everyday bumps.
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BPA-free and food-safe â The materials are intended for contact with food and drink.
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Reusable â A practical alternative that can be used again and again.
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Unicorn Magic design â Colourful unicorns make the child's own cup easy to recognise.
Specifications
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Product type: Sippy cup for children
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Brand: Puckator
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Series: Unicorn Magic
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Motif: Unicorns
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Material: Shatterproof polypropylene and silicone
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Dimensions: Approx. H 12 Ă W 11.5 Ă D 7.5 cm
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BPA-free: Yes
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Food-safe: Yes
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Reusable: Yes
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Dishwasher safe: No
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Microwave safe: No
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Age information: Not suitable for children under 6 months
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CE/UKCA marked: Yes
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EN71: Yes
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Product code / MPN: SCUP02
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EAN / GTIN: 5055071795800
Frequently asked questions
From what age can the Unicorn Magic sippy cup be used?
The manufacturer states that the sippy cup is not suitable for children under 6 months.
Is the sippy cup BPA-free and shatterproof?
Yes. The cup is made of shatterproof polypropylene and silicone and is stated by the manufacturer to be BPA-free and food-safe.
Is the sippy cup dishwasher safe?
No. The manufacturer states that the cup is not suitable for the dishwasher or microwave.
