MAM Original Soothers | 6-18 Months | 2 Pack | Comes in Dummy Steriliser Case | Sustainable Materials | Baby Accessories | Pink/Lilac (Various Designs)

• SkinSoft silicone: MAM soothers are made with SkinSoft Silicone, a soft, skin-like material that 94% of babies accept, making them extra comforting
• Promotes healthy smiles: Designed with dentists, these orthodontic soothers help support healthy jaw development and provide the perfect fit for your baby’s mouth
• Comfortable and gentle: The curved button shape, with extra airflow, ensures maximum comfort and is gentle on your baby’s delicate skin, and you’ll get to see their sweet smile clearly
• Hygiene on the go: MAM dummies come with a self-sterilising travel case; perfect for quick cleans at home or out and about, no extra equipment needed
• UK’s favourite: MAM is the UK’s #1 bottle & soother brand* (*Baby Accessories & Feeding, 52 weeks ending 25/01/2025, GB Total Retail Market, Nielsen Consumer LLC 2025)

MAM Original soothers - Inspired by babywear Featuring cute sayings and versatile designs, the MAM Original soothers are the ideal choice for any little trendsetters in the making. These soothers have SkinSoft silicone teats, which are accepted by 94 Percent* of babies for their silky softness. Thanks to the symmetrical shape your baby's jaw is always in the correct position. MAM Original soothers come with a self-sterilising travel case for quick and easy sterilising. Simply put the button soother in the case, add water and microwave. All MAM soothers are carefully tailored to precise age groups. These soothers are suitable from 6+ months - look out for our other MAM 6+ months soothers, as well as MAM wider range of baby products, covering everything from MAM Bottles to MAM soother Clips. Product Description: Silicone teat featuring SkinSoft technology designs to complement babywear Travel case can be sterilised in a microwave Designed with medical experts for healthy development Contains 2x MAM Original soothers and 1x travel case *Market Research 2010-2023, tested with 1,588 babies.