MAM Original Soothers 12+ Months (Pack of 2), Baby Soothers with Self Sterilising Travel Case, Newborn Essentials, Blue (Designs May Vary)

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MAM products have been helping parents successfully soothe and feed their babies for over 40 years. The biggest change in dummies as your child transitions from baby to toddler is size. Again, make sure your child’s dummy is orthodontically approved and has good, large air holes in the shield. This helps prevent skin rashes. For the very best dummies for newborn babies up to toddlers, MAM is an excellent option. All our products are produced through the highest standards of research and meet rigorous international standards. Offering a wide selection of products suitable from birth, our range includes breast pumps, baby feeding bottles, steam sterilisers, bottle warmers, orthodontic soothers, teethers, oral care and much more. Keep an eye out for when your little one starts the ‘oral’ phase. This usually happens at around three to four months but can vary widely. It is easy to spot because it’s when they start to put everything in their mouths!

During the current COVID-19 crisis, you may wish to establish a higher than usual hygienic standard for baby products. It is advisable to sterilise bottles, teats and dummies before each use. Keep in mind that this only applies to dummies. Bottle teats still need regular, thorough sterilising because they have milk going through them. MAM Night Silicone Phosphorescent Anatomic Dummies 18 Months + are phosphorescent anatomical dummies that are naturally placed in the right position. They are designed in collaboration with dentists to ensure optimal oral development. They are easy to grab and allow the teat clip to be easily attached.When shopping for dummies, these are some additional features which your child may respond well to: Your baby’s dummy should be sterilised before you first use it. To sterilise a soother, either boil it in a pot with sufficient water for 5 minutes or soak it in a mixture of water and sterilising fluid. Some people recommend popping your dummy in the kettle while it boils or pouring boiling water over your dummies. These tactics are possibly ok in a pinch. In collaboration with experts of the medical and scientific world, MAM develops products to enhance the development of each child and to facilitate the life with baby: baby bottles, dummies, teats,.... Available in a practical, sterilising carry box for convenient and time-saving sterilising in the microwave

MAM regularly has cargos of nipples – complete production runs of teats – controlled by an independent laboratory.It is important to choose a high quality dummy that has all of the relevant health and safety approvals. Once you have found a dummy your baby likes, buy a few spares. Keep one in your bag for emergencies. Good dummies come with covers so they can be stored safely. There comes a time to say goodbye to the dummy. Some children move on from their dummy naturally as they mature. Others get very clingy! Knowing how important it is to keep your dummy sterilised, you also must know how to do so properly. Comes included with a travel case that can also self-sterilise your soothers by just adding water, inserting the soothers and microwave for 3 minute As mentioned, newborn soothers are made from silicone. They tend to have a smaller teat for smaller mouths (this means they are flatter). They are also more lightweight.

Dummy use is associated with advantages including a reduced risk of sudden infant death, and effective infant settling There is strong evidence that dummies are associated with a reduced risk of sudden infant death when used consistently.The best dummy for newborn babies is extra soft, small, and safe. Look for an orthodontic design, a flat shape, and high quality, soft silicon such as MAM skinsoft™. Symbolically give the soother away: the child will be happy to agree to receive something in return. With their extra-large air-holes, MAM Air dummies allow for maximum airflow, which reduces skin irritation. At this point, you can start to sterilise a little less often because your baby is building its immune system. Of course if the dummy hits the floor somewhere very dirty, you should sterilise it.