MAM Perfect Pacifier

Designed to reduce the risk of misaligned teeth

The unique thin neck design of the MAM Perfect allows baby’s mouth to close in a more natural manner. I would recommend MAM Perfect pacifier, as it supports healthy, natural development of the teeth and jaws. 

Dr. Rebecca Slayton

Professor Emerita in the Department of Pediatric Dentistry, University of Washington School of Dentistry

Clinically proven

  • Nipple with SkinSoft™ silicone surface which babies easily accept since it feels so familiar.
  • BPA/BPS free: All MAM products are made from materials free of BPA and BPS


Sterilizing 

The MAM Perfect is packed in a pacifier box that acts as a handy carrying case and lets you sterilize the pacifier in a few simple steps. The self-sterilizing function of MAM pacifiers enables them to be disinfected hygienically and quickly in the microwave in an energy-saving process.


Self-sterilizing

Disinfected in 3 minutes – for up to 48 hours

1. Fill box with water to the 25ml mark

2. Place pacifier in the box with the holder

3. Close box and heat in microwave for 3 minutes at 750-1000 watts


USING THE STERILIZER BOX SAVES UP TO 77%3 OF ENERGY AND CO2

 

MAM Perfect Pacifier range

The MAM Perfect is available in different sizes so that there is always a perfect fit for your growing baby.

 

MAM BABY HONORED WITH EU PRODUCT SAFETY AWARD 

MAM Baby received a “Special Mention” for setting and exceeding product safety standards for pacifiers and feeding equipment. Marked out for a “Special Mention” was MAM Baby’s leading role in developing relevant safety standards, which has actively contributed to raising safety levels throughout the industry.

1.) Scientific reports from Wild Hi-Precision institute verify that the MAM Perfect’s nipple neck is on average 60% thinner. A series of tests by the University Clinic of Dentistry Vienna confirm that it is also on average 4 times more flexible than comparable pacifiers. (Between: 32-83% thinner and 1.1-19.5 times more flexible than regular silicone pacifiers).

2.) Y. Wagner, R. Heinrich-Weltzien, “Effect of a thin-neck pacifier on primary dentition: a randomized controlled trial”, Orthodontics & Craniofacial Research, Volume 19, Issue 3, pages 127–136, August 2016

3.) Global Product Carbon Footprint Study, Austria 2013, conducted by denkstatt.