Tommee Tippee Transition Cup - 447836

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The Tommee Tippee Transition Cup (447836) is designed for infants and toddlers transitioning from bottle feeding to independent cup drinking. This transition aid features a unique combination of a breast-like teat and a soft silicone spout, providing a familiar experience that encourages babies to start holding their own drinks. While the design is highly effective at simplifying this developmental milestone, parents should note that it requires consistent cleaning of the soft components to maintain hygiene over time.
| Model Part Number | 447836 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Character Options |
This cup is typically introduced when a baby is ready to begin holding their own drink, usually around 4 to 6 months of age depending on developmental readiness.
Yes, it is generally safe for the top rack of the dishwasher, though hand washing can help maintain the integrity of the material longer.
Yes, it is recommended to inspect the spout regularly and replace it immediately if you notice any tears, cracks, or significant wear.
Tommee Tippee products are manufactured to be BPA-free for your baby's safety.
It is suitable for warm liquids, but always test the temperature on your wrist before giving it to your child to prevent burns.
Check that the silicone spout is correctly seated in the screw ring and that the ring is tightened evenly onto the cup base.
Ensure the air vent on the spout is not obstructed and that the silicone has not folded inward during assembly.
Use a small, soft-bristled brush or a dedicated nipple cleaner to ensure no residue remains trapped in the silicone components.
To set up the cup, ensure all parts are correctly assembled according to the user manual to maintain the spill-resistant seal. For care, it is recommended to disassemble the unit fully after each use. Wash all parts in warm, soapy water and rinse thoroughly. The cup is generally top-rack dishwasher safe, but hand washing with a soft bottle brush is recommended to extend the life of the silicone spout and teat. Inspect all components regularly for signs of wear or damage, particularly if your child has started teething.