Pur Multi Grasp Drinking Cup #9004

Pur Multi Grasp Drinking Cup #9004

The Pur Multi Grasp Drinking Cup #9004 carries an hourglass-shaped body, narrowing at the middle rather than staying straight from neck to base like a standard cup. For this reason, this shape gives a small hand a natural narrow point to hold, separate from the handles above it. The spout sits in a deep pink and purple two-tone silicone, molded with a small smiley face on the front rather than a plain rounded tip. Additionally, a teal collar ring sits where the spout meets the body, matching the teal tone used on both handles. Meanwhile, the body itself stays a translucent pink, printed with a scattered pattern of small hearts and dotted marks near the base.

Furthermore, the two handles extend outward in teal and pink, curving down and back toward the body in a loop shape. As a result, a child gets a grip point on either side regardless of which hand reaches first. The “PÜR” name appears in raised white lettering across the front of the body, sitting above the printed pattern. Consequently, this placement keeps the branding visible even as a child’s hand covers parts of the printed design during use. A BPA-free mark sits near the base, printed directly onto the cup body.

Specifications

• Body shape: Hourglass, narrowing at the middle
• Spout: Two-tone silicone with molded smiley face
• Collar: Teal ring
• Handles: Dual teal and pink loop grips
• Print design: Hearts and dotted pattern
• Material: BPA-free plastic body

Caregivers reach for a shaped cup like this once a child moves past an early, first-stage cup and needs a firmer hold during use. For example, the Pur Multi Grasp Drinking Cup #9004 suits a toddler with more established grip strength, since the narrow middle section gives a single-hand hold in addition to the two handles. Furthermore, the smiley-face spout keeps the drinking experience familiar to a child already used to a rounded cup spout.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this shaped cup for toddlers past the earliest drinking stage. Therefore, parents get a cup built around a firmer single-hand grip alongside the standard dual handles.

Why does the body narrow at the middle instead of staying straight?
A narrower middle section gives a small hand a natural single-point grip, working alongside the dual handles rather than replacing them.

Does the molded smiley face on the spout affect how the cup works?
No, it’s a design detail on the same soft silicone spout, keeping the drinking function unchanged while adding a familiar, friendly look.