MAM Air Soother - Extra Air Holes & Self-Sterilising - 12+ Months - 2 Pack - Pink

£6.59
SKU: SR4302G
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Product Highlights

  • Suitable from 12+ Months

  • Accepted by 94% of babies

  • Can be Self-Sterilised in 3 minutes, easy and convenient sterilising on the go

  • SkinSoft Silicone surface for easy acceptance

  • BPA and BPS Free

  • Extra air flow helps dribbly baby

  • Made in Europe

Product Awards
EU Product Safety Award 2019
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Pack Contents

  • 2x Pink Air 12-36 month Soothers
  • 1x Self Sterilising Travel Case

MAM Air Soothers

  • Shield which offers extra airflow to babies delicate skin
  • Allows baby's precious smile to shine through
  • Symmetric SkinSoftTM Silicone teat - easily accepted by babies
  • Orthodontic soothers which have been designed and developed with dentists
  • BPA/BPS Free Materials
  • Self Sterilising travel box makes it easy to clean on the go!
perfect soother

'These soothers are great, prevent rashes around the mouth and little one can take it from his mouth at night by himself as nice big finger size holes. Would definitely recommend.'

The MAM 12+ Soothers are ideal from 1 year of age until soother use stops. With the largest of the MAM teats, it is ideal for older babies.

MAM Air soothers are perfectly designed to see your baby’s smile allow extra airflow to baby’s skin thanks to the large air holes. To meet the highest standards, the soothers are developed in close collaboration with designers and orthodontists. MAM designers have designed soothers in different sizes, ensuring a maximum level of comfort for babies of all ages. Thanks to the smart design, the soother always sits in the mouth perfectly. MAM soothers are anatomically correct to allow healthy jaw and teeth development.

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