Pur Multi Grasp Drinking Cup No.9003

Pur Multi Grasp Drinking Cup No.9003

The Pur Multi Grasp Drinking Cup No.9003 holds 150ml, listed on the packaging as 5oz for a small, single-serving cup. For this reason, this size suits a child transitioning off a bottle rather than one needing a full feed. The spout sits in a soft silicone material, shaped to encourage an easy sipping motion. Additionally, the spout carries a pink-to-purple gradient color, sitting above a bright green collar ring where the spout meets the cup body. Meanwhile, two curved handles extend from the sides in pink and blue, built for a child to grasp from multiple angles rather than one fixed grip point. The packaging lists this cup for six months and older.

Furthermore, the handles loop outward before curving back toward the body, giving a child several points to hold onto during use. As a result, a child can adjust their grip as hand coordination develops, rather than relying on one set position. The cup body stays clear and BPA-free, marked directly on the base. Consequently, a caregiver can check remaining contents at a glance during use. The soft spout also flexes slightly under light pressure, differing from a hard-plastic spout found on some other transition cups.

Specifications

• Capacity: 150 ml / 5 oz
• Spout: Soft silicone, pink-to-purple
• Handles: Dual pink and blue grips
• Collar: Green ring
• Material: BPA-free plastic body
• Age range: 6 months and older

Caregivers introduce a multi-grasp cup like this once a child starts moving from bottle feeding toward independent drinking. For example, the Pur Multi Grasp Drinking Cup No.9003 suits a six-month-old just learning to hold a cup, since the multiple handle angles support an early, imprecise grip. Furthermore, the soft spout gives a gentler transition than a hard-rimmed cup would at this stage.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this cup for parents starting the move away from bottle feeding. Therefore, parents get a 150ml option built around early grip development rather than full-capacity drinking.

Why does this cup include handles that curve in two directions?
The curved handles give a child several grip points, supporting the earlier, less precise hand coordination typical at six months.

Does the soft silicone spout differ from a standard hard-plastic spout?
Yes, it flexes slightly under pressure, offering a softer transition compared to a rigid spout found on some other cups.