MAM Teats - Size 2 - Medium Flow - Pack of 4 - MAM - Silk - FT0204

Medium flow teats are generally suitable for babies around 2-4 months of age, but suitability depends on your baby's individual feeding needs and development. Always observe your baby's cues.

No, these teats are specifically designed for use with MAM baby bottles only to ensure a proper fit and optimal function. They are not guaranteed to work with other bottle brands.

It is recommended to replace teats every 1-2 months for hygiene and safety reasons, or sooner if you notice any signs of wear, damage, or degradation.

Wash thoroughly in warm soapy water immediately after each use. Sterilize by boiling for 5 minutes, using a steam sterilizer, or a cold water sterilizing solution according to product instructions.

If your baby is struggling (e.g., gagging, spluttering, or taking an unusually long time to finish a feed), consider if a different flow rate (slower or faster) might be more appropriate. Consult with your pediatrician if concerns persist.

MAM teats are typically made from a high-quality, durable silicone material, designed to be gentle and safe for babies.

Teats can be sterilized using a microwave steam sterilizer, but they should not be placed directly in a microwave as this can damage the material. Always follow the sterilizer's specific instructions.

Check that the teat is securely fitted into the screw ring and that the screw ring is tightened correctly onto the bottle. Ensure all components are dry before assembly to create a proper seal.

The medium flow might be too fast for your baby. Observe their feeding cues; if they're having difficulty managing the flow, consider switching back to a slower flow teat. Consult your pediatrician if concerns persist.

This can happen if the vacuum inside the bottle isn't properly regulated. For MAM bottles with an anti-colic base valve, ensure it is clean and properly assembled. Some teats also have a small vent hole that needs to be clear to function correctly.

These are signs of wear and tear or potential material degradation due to improper cleaning or sterilization. Replace the teat immediately for your baby's safety and hygiene.