Finding the right teat for your baby from 3 months can be a challenge, especially when you want the transition between breastfeeding and bottle-feeding to go smoothly. Restlessness during feeding or refusing a teat can cause stress for both parent and child. The Lovi Mamma Dynamic Teat Slow offers a responsible solution here. This teat is designed to support and protect the natural sucking reflex, allowing your baby to drink at their own familiar pace and you to enjoy a relaxed feeding moment.

Key benefits

• Maintains the natural sucking reflex: The dynamic suction part stimulates the active work of the mouth and tongue muscles, just like with breastfeeding.
• High acceptance: Thanks to the symmetrical shape that imitates the mother's nipple, your baby will quickly and easily get used to the teat.
• Optimal breathing and skin protection: The specially designed, light shield ensures that your baby can breathe freely through the nose and prevents skin irritation through excellent airflow.
• Safe and neutral material: Manufactured from high-quality, BPA-free silicone that is taste and odour-free, which is ideal for the first sensitive months.

How it works

The unique technology behind the Lovi Dynamic Teat is based on a suction part that is made up of multiple silicone layers with different thicknesses. This allows the teat to move and stretch in your baby's natural sucking rhythm, similar to the mother's breast. This slow variant is specifically tailored to the needs of babies from 3 months, where the milk flow is perfectly dosed. This supports a calm and natural drinking technique, which contributes to a healthy routine for the whole family.

Composition

Ingredients

Silicone (BPA-free).

Use & Dosage

Advice: replace the teat every 6 weeks. Pull on the suction part daily to check that the teat is undamaged. Is the dummy damaged? Replace it immediately.

Safety & Disclaimer

Check the dummy thoroughly before each use, especially when the child starts teething. Pull the dummy in all directions. Throw the dummy away at the first signs of damage or weakness. Only use special dummy holders that comply with the EN 12586 standard. Never attach other ribbons or cords to a dummy, as your child could be strangled by them.