Zafflerva Sippy Nipples for Mam Bottles – 8m+, Food-Grade Silicone, Pack of 4

Overview

Meet Zafflerva Sippy Nipples designed to pair with MAM baby bottles, offering a gentle bridge to a training cup. Crafted from 100% food-grade silicone, these soft spouts are free from BPA, PVC, and phthalates. They’re built to withstand daily use and are safe for both dishwashers and sterilizers, helping you keep feeding gear clean with minimal effort.

With a soft, gum-friendly feel and a drip-free design, these nipples encourage comfortable sipping as your child grows. The 8+ month suitability aligns with milestones toward independent drinking, while compatibility with familiar bottles helps you support a smooth, familiar transition.

Key Benefits

• Seamless transition from bottle to cup by using familiar MAM bottles, reducing cues that might unsettle your little one.
• 100% food-grade silicone that’s free from BPA, PVC, and phthalates, offering peace of mind for everyday feeding routines.
• Gentle, soft-spout design that’s easy on sensitive gums and aims to minimize leaks during sipping sessions.
• Durable four-pack provides ready replacements for busy households, making routines easier to maintain without frequent trips to the store.
• Specifically suitable for babies 8 months and up, supporting gradual steps toward independent drinking while maintaining comfort.

Carefully engineered for practicality, these nipples are more than a one-off accessory—they’re part of a flexible feeding setup meant to grow with your child’s developing habits. Real-life use typically involves a familiar tilt, a soft mouthfeel, and fewer mid-meal interruptions due to leaks or missing parts.

Usage & Care

• Simply swap in the sippy nipple on the MAM bottle your child already loves to reduce transitions that feel unfamiliar.
• Dishwasher-safe and compatible with common sterilizers, making daily cleaning straightforward for busy families.

Note: While these nipples are designed to support a smoother transition and ongoing sipping comfort, outcomes can vary by child. They suggest possibilities rather than guarantees, fitting a range of feeding routines and preferences.