Kids' Mugs
Mug in hand! Every child likes to have their own private arsenal of kitchen utensils to which they are particularly attached. Such a set always includes a beloved mug, reluctantly lent to other household members :) If your toddler does not yet have his favourite with (or without) an ear, we suggest what kind of mug is best for your child. It should be handy, lightweight, with a durable print that won't rub off. Consider a mug made of melamine, a plastic that won't break. You can also opt for a ready-made a ready-made set of children's crockery with a cup and plate if you want a consistent aesthetic.
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Kids' Cups - How to Choose? A Fairytale World for Little Hands.
Welcome to the enchanting world of kids' cups! This is where functionality meets pure fantasy, and everyday drinking becomes a real adventure. Choosing the perfect cup for our little ones can sometimes be quite a challenge, right? On one hand, we want it to be safe and practical, and on the other, we want it to be visually appealing and encourage our little one's joyful independence. It's easy to get lost in this jungle of materials, shapes, and designs! That's why we're here to help – we've prepared this guide to cups that, like a good fairy, will clear up any doubts and help you find that one, dream cup for your child. Shall we begin?
Porcelain Cups for Kids - Elegance and Tradition in a Small Format.
Ah, porcelain! For years, it's been associated with elegance and durability. Do these noble qualities also hold true for cups for our children? Let's take a closer look at this refined material.
Advantages of porcelain cups for children:
- Aesthetics: Porcelain cups often feature a beautiful, classic look. They can make a charming keepsake for years to come.
- Hygiene: The smooth surface of porcelain is easy to keep clean and non-porous, which prevents the accumulation of unwanted guests – bacteria.
- Durability (with proper use): Good quality porcelain is durable, though, of course, prone to breakage if dropped.
- Neutral taste: Porcelain does not affect the taste of beverages – they taste exactly as they should!
Disadvantages of porcelain cups for children:
- Fragility: This is unfortunately the biggest drawback. Children's hands can still be a bit uncoordinated, and a dropped porcelain cup almost always ends with a sad "clink!" and shattering into pieces.
- Weight: Porcelain cups can be heavier than plastic or silicone ones, which may make them difficult for the youngest hands
- Price: They are usually more expensive than other types of cups.