MAM Teats Size 1 | 2 Pack | Slow Flow | Fits All MAM Bottles | Made from SkinSoft Silicone | Baby Accessories for Newborn

• Soft like mum: Made from SkinSoft silicone that feels natural and reassuring, with a 94% teat acceptance rate for relaxed and happy feeding
• Natural fit: The flat, symmetrical shape is designed to sit perfectly in baby’s mouth, supporting healthy jaw development and easy latching
• Smooth feeding flow: An integrated air valve ensures an even milk flow and helps reduce colic by preventing teat collapse
• Perfect for newborns: With a soft lip rest and small mouthpiece, this slow flow teat is specially made for tiny mouths and gentle feeding
• 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 Teats Size 1 - Easily accepted by babies Being an essential part of the bottle, the teat is important for the growth of the baby and - if the correct flow speed is selected -will ensure that babies are aided in their development. The oval shape has been developed alongside medical experts with your baby's growth in mind. It is modelled on a mother's nipple and the teat has been adapted for the low viscosity of breast milk. It is also suitable for formula milk. MAM Bottle Teats are ideal for an easy switch between breast and bottle thanks to patented SkinSoft silicone, offering a silky surface and familiar feel that 94 Percent of babies accept*. MAM offer a number of different flow rates to perfectly suit whichever stage your baby is at: Extra-Slow Flow Teats (0), Slow-Flow Teats (1), Medium-Flow Teats (2) , Fast-Flow Teats (3) and Cross-Cut Teats (X). Teat 1 is the MAM slow flow teat which is suitable from birth or after Teat 0. Teats must be replaced every 1-2 months for safety and hygiene reasons. Product benefits: SkinSoft silicone teats Perfectly fitting symmetric shape Air valve to prevent the teat collapsing Made from materials free of BPA & BPS Contains: 2x Teats Size 1 *Market Research 2009-2023, tested with 1,808 babies.