MAM Teat - Fast Flow - 4 Pack

This teat is suitable for babies aged 4 months and older, designed to accommodate their developing feeding skills and faster drinking pace.

No, these MAM Teats are specifically designed to fit all MAM brand baby bottles only. They may not be compatible with other bottle brands.

It is recommended to replace teats every 1-2 months for hygiene and safety. You should also replace them immediately if you notice any signs of wear, damage, discoloration, or stickiness.

After each use, rinse them with water and wash with warm soapy water. For sterilization, you can boil them for 5 minutes, use a steam sterilizer, a microwave sterilizer, or a cold water sterilization solution. Always refer to the care instructions for detailed steps.

SkinSoft silicone is a specially developed material that mimics the feel of a mother's skin, offering a natural and familiar sensation to the baby. This helps babies accept the bottle more easily and can facilitate a smoother transition between breastfeeding and bottle feeding.

Using a fast flow teat for a younger baby (under 4 months) is generally not recommended as it could lead to them drinking too quickly, potentially causing discomfort, choking, or excessive gas. Always use the appropriate flow rate for your baby's age and developmental stage.

While Size 3 is a fast flow for 4+ months, every baby is different. Observe if your baby is gulping, coughing, or spilling excessively. You might consider trying a Size 2 (medium flow) teat temporarily to see if a slightly slower flow is more comfortable for them at this stage. Consult with a pediatrician or lactation consultant if concerns persist.

This often indicates a vacuum forming in the bottle. Ensure the anti-colic valve (if your MAM bottle has one) is correctly assembled and clean. Also, check the teat for any blockages in the vent hole or flow hole. If the problem persists, the teat might be worn out and need replacement. Ensure the collar is not overtightened on the bottle.

First, ensure the teat is correctly and securely pulled through the neck ring. Next, check that the bottle collar is screwed on tightly but not excessively, and that there are no gaps. Also, inspect the silicone teat and sealing ring (if applicable) for any tears or damage that could cause leaks. Replace any damaged components.