MAM Night Soother 2 Pack 6+ Months - Pink

It is recommended to sterilize the soother before first use and then daily, or as advised by your healthcare professional. Regular sterilization is key for your baby's hygiene.

Specific age range information is not provided with this product description. Always refer to the product packaging for the recommended age range to ensure it is suitable and safe for your baby.

Dishwashers are not typically recommended for sterilizing or cleaning soothers as detergents can be harsh and may damage the material. Hand washing with warm water and mild soap, followed by sterilization, is the preferred method.

To activate or enhance the glow-in-the-dark feature, expose the soother's shield to natural or artificial light for an extended period before use in the dark. The more light exposure, the stronger and longer the glow.

While the provided product attribute lists 'Silk', MAM soothers are typically made from safe, baby-friendly materials like silicone or natural rubber latex. Please check the product packaging for the definitive material composition of this specific soother.

For safety and hygiene, soothers should be replaced every 1-2 months, or immediately if any signs of wear, damage, stickiness, or discoloration are noticed. Always inspect before each use.

MAM designs many of its soothers with orthodontic principles to support healthy jaw and teeth development. While specific orthodontic claims are not provided for this particular product, MAM soothers generally aim for an orthodontic shape. Check the product packaging for detailed features.

Ensure the soother has been exposed to sufficient light (natural daylight or artificial light) to 'charge' its glow-in-the-dark feature. The longer the exposure, the brighter and longer it will glow.

Ensure the soother is the correct size for your baby's age (check packaging). Some babies have strong preferences for shape or material; this soother is typically symmetrical in design. Try offering at different times, such as after feeding or during moments of fussiness, but do not force it.

Immediately discard the soother. Any signs of tearing, stickiness, discoloration, or weakening of the material (especially the teat) indicate it's no longer safe for use. Replace with a new one.

Refer to the instructions provided with your sterilizer or the soother packaging. For boiling, ensure the soother is fully submerged and not touching the bottom/sides of the pot for prolonged periods. If using a microwave sterilizer, ensure the correct amount of water and heating time is used.