MAM Air Soother - 16+ Months - Blue

It's recommended to sterilize the soother before first use and then daily, or as often as necessary, especially if it falls on the floor or comes into contact with unclean surfaces.

No, this specific MAM Air Soother is designed for babies aged 16 months and older. Using an age-inappropriate soother can be uncomfortable or unsafe for younger infants.

SkinSoft Silicone is a unique material used for MAM teats, designed to feel exceptionally soft and familiar, mimicking the softness of a mother's skin to encourage baby's acceptance.

The travel case can be washed with warm, soapy water and rinsed thoroughly. It is also safe to go through the microwave sterilization process with the soother.

For hygiene and safety, it's recommended to replace soothers every 1-2 months, or sooner if there are any signs of damage or weakness, such as stickiness, enlargement, tears, or bite marks.

Info needed: [Most modern baby products, especially from reputable brands like MAM, are BPA/BPS free. However, this specific product description does not explicitly state it. Please check the product packaging for confirmation.]

Yes, MAM Air Soothers are designed to be compatible with most standard soother clips, allowing you to keep it secure and within reach.

While 94% of babies accept the SkinSoft Silicone teat, some may have a preference. Try offering the soother during a calm moment or when your baby is already drowsy. Ensure it is clean and sterilized. Sometimes, it takes a few tries for a baby to get used to a new soother.

The MAM Air Soother's shield is designed with extra airflow to prevent this. Ensure the soother is clean and dry before use. Check that the shield isn't pressing too tightly against the skin; it should rest lightly with room for air circulation. If irritation persists, consult a healthcare professional.

This is a sign of wear and tear. Silicone can degrade over time, especially with frequent sterilization and use. Immediately discard the soother and replace it with a new one to ensure your baby's safety.