MAM Original Soothers 2 Pack 6+ Months - Plain

This specific MAM Original Soother 2-pack is designed for babies aged 6 months and older.

It is recommended to sterilize the soother before its first use and then regularly, especially during the first 6 months of your baby's life. After 6 months, daily cleaning and occasional sterilization may suffice, but always prioritize hygiene.

While some parts may be dishwasher safe, it's generally recommended to hand wash with mild soapy water and then sterilize to ensure thorough cleaning and to prolong the life of the soother. Always check the packaging for specific dishwasher guidelines.

An orthodontic teat is designed to support the natural development of your baby's jaw and teeth. Its shape is flattened and thin to minimize pressure on the palate and promote proper tooth alignment, unlike traditional round teats.

For hygiene and safety, it's recommended to replace soothers every 1-2 months, or sooner if there are any signs of damage, such as tears, holes, stickiness, or discoloration. Always inspect it before each use.

Yes, the plain grey color uses baby-safe pigments that are non-toxic and compliant with safety standards. The focus is on functionality and safety, not just aesthetics.

Yes, you can attach most standard soother clips. Ensure the clip is securely fastened to the shield and does not obstruct the air holes or create any choking hazards. Always use clips that are specifically designed for baby products and comply with safety standards.

Offer the soother at different times and in various situations (e.g., during crying, before sleep). Ensure the soother is clean and free from any strong odors. Sometimes it takes time for a baby to accept a soother. Avoid forcing it.

Ensure the soother's shield is clean and dry. The large air holes are designed to prevent moisture build-up, but regular cleaning is crucial. If irritation persists, consult your pediatrician, as it might be due to other factors.

This can happen with repeated sterilization, especially if mineral deposits are present in your water. It does not typically affect the safety or functionality of the soother. Ensure you are following sterilization instructions accurately and replacing soothers regularly.

This is normal. After washing or sterilizing, simply squeeze the teat gently to expel any trapped water. Ensure it is completely dry before offering to your baby.

Frequent use, sterilization, and some baby habits (like chewing) can accelerate wear. Always inspect the soother before each use. If you notice any signs of damage (e.g., stickiness, tears, or enlargement of the teat), discard it immediately and replace it with a new one. Adhere to the recommended 1-2 month replacement schedule.