Enameled Mug with TEDDY BEAR Pattern, 250 ml

Coziness and Joy for Little Ones This small 250 ml enameled mug is designed specifically for children or those who love cute, nostalgic items. Decorated with a bright and lovely picture of a teddy bear with a honey pot, it will turn every tea or milk drinking session into a small celebration. The Safest Choice for Your Child Enamelware is one of the best choices for cooking or serving drinks to children: Hypoallergenic: Enamel is an inert material that does not react with food and does not release any harmful substances. Hygiene: The smooth glass enamel surface prevents bacteria accumulation and is very easy to clean. Durability: Unlike glass or ceramics, if dropped, this mug will not shatter into sharp shards (only the enamel might chip), making it safer to use. Usage Scenarios Perfect for warm milk, cocoa, compote, or tea. Thanks to its durability, it is an ideal vessel to take outdoors, on a picnic, or camping. You can also heat a small amount of liquid in it directly on the stove. Purpose Designed for children and adults, for hot and cold drinks. Suitable for use at home, kindergarten, or at a summer house. Material Body: Steel Coating: Enamel with decoration (decal) Dimensions and Volume Volume: 250 ml (0.25 L) Weight: ~0.15 kg Features (Key Selling Points): ✅ Kid-Friendly Size: Lightweight and comfortable for small hands. ✅ Playful Design: Cute teddy bear encourages kids to drink. ✅ Versatility: Suitable for all stoves (including induction). ✅ Easy Care: Dishwasher safe. ✅ Safety: Neutral material, does not alter taste. Use and Care Instructions Wash before first use. Protect from strong impacts against hard surfaces. Do not use in a microwave oven. Dishwasher safe. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Question: Will the pattern wash off? Answer: No, the pattern is “baked” into the enamel at high temperatures, making it resistant to washing and heat. Question: Can it be heated on a gas stove? Answer: Yes, enameled mugs can be placed on a gas, electric, or induction stove (e.g., to warm milk), but we recommend using low heat to avoid damaging the pattern and handle.