Mam Pacifier Original Animals 2-6 Months set of 2 Ref 4

What is Mam Pacifier Original Animals 2-6 Months set of 2 for?

An anatomical silicone pacifier , whose symmetrical shape of the nipple allows the pacifier to always be well positioned , so as not to harm the natural development of baby's mouth. A patented breast shield soft as skin, supplied in a transport and sterilization box . Thanks to the many openings in the collar, baby's delicate skin does not suffer from the risk of irritation.

A pacifier with modern, playful and colorful patterns.

Mam Pacifier Decor 0-6 months Set of 2 is designed with the help of pediatricians and dentists to respect baby's physiology and respond to his natural sucking reflex . The symmetrical shape of its breast shield allows the pacifier to always be well positioned, so as not to harm the natural development of baby's mouth.

The MAM anatomical pacifier is suitable for at least 6 months. Its silicone Silk Teat teat is soft and supple for baby's comfort.

• Reproduces the softness of the mother's breast.
• Allows baby's skin to breathe without being irritated.
• Its unique teat adapts to baby's mouth when sucking.
• Allows teeth and jawbone to develop properly.
• Convenient to handle thanks to its easy-to-grip button.

How to use Mam Pacifier Original Animals 2-6 Months set of 2?

Before the first use, immerse the pacifier in boiling water for 5 minutes.

Wash after each use.

Composition

Silicone, bisphenol A free

Presentation

Mam comes in the form of a blister containing a set of 2 lollipops.

Our advice and advice from pharmacy experts

Calm and soothe baby
Each baby is different and will feel this need more or less strongly during the first weeks. Baby cry? Start by identifying his real need: a newborn baby cries out of hunger, wanting to be held in his arms, because he has a stomach ache, needs to be changed… No? He may then actually want something to suck on to soothe himself.

Do not hesitate to offer him the breast if you are breastfeeding, for a cuddly feeding. His thumb, your finger (washed!), his comforter or a pacifier can also help. Let him suckle freely while talking to him in a reassuring and soft voice, he will feel "attached" to something, all to his feeling of well-being.

If certain gestures to soothe baby are innate, others are less so in our culture.
We recognize today in swaddling virtues denied for years because of the bad image attached to babies "sausage" in the past. It is now accepted that some babies need to feel "contained", "enveloped" to be reassured: without a "container" (that of the womb), they feel lost in a hostile environment.