Perfect for travelling babies and parents, the MAM Self-Sterilising baby bottles can be sterilised in just three minutes using a microwave. Pour 20ml water in the base of the container, arrange the components on the top (don't screw!) and in minutes your baby's bottles are safe to use. Our self-sterilising anti-colic baby feeding bottles are By boiling the bottle / pacifier in vinegar and water, you can get rid of the deposits, otherwise you can leave the bottle with a mixture of vinegar + water for a while and then wash the bottle as usual. To avoid the deposits, you can boil you baby items every now and then with a little vinegar in the water. How to sterilize a MAM bottle in the microwave. These bottles are in our May virtual Prego Expo SWAG bags! Learn more about our upcoming expo here: 59 Share 46K views 10 months ago Join MAM UK’s Midwife Zoe at the Baby Show Olympia, as she teaches you how to self-sterilise MAM’s award-winning Easy Start Anti-Colic Bottles in as little To ensure hygiene rinse the bottle brush thoroughly after use and let it dry in a well-aired place. For disinfection wash with detergent and warm water. Can be placed in a dishwasher at low temperatures (~ 60°C). Do not rest the bottle brush directly on the soft bristles in the dishwasher. The MAM Pod can be cleaned with mild soap and water. A soft sponge can be used. Rinse thoroughly afterwards and let it dry before using it again. Discover questions and answers about MAM's baby pacifiers and accessories. Includes tips on cleaning & sterilising and important information. A steriliser is a unit that allows you to do that job quickly and easily. Harmful bacteria grow quickly in milk. That’s why it's recommended that you continue to sterilise bottles, teats, dummies, breast pumps and other feeding accessories until your baby is a year old. If you decide to start feeding solids before your baby is the recommended Instant Pots are all the rage—justifiably so, we might add—because of how dead simple they make meal prep. They’re also an incredibly useful tool for parents because you can use them as a sterilizing autoclave for baby bottles and more. Germs hate heat. It’s why we pasteurize milk, why we boil bacteria-contaminated water to render it Any bottle is easy to sterilize as they just need to be in contact with boiling water for 5 mins. Pop teat in the bottle fill with water put in the microwave for 5 mins. It's that easy! With anything really, same with dummies that come in a box. The downside of mam's is that the teats are not widely available. New bottles and nipples should be sterilized on first use. For future feedings of healthy babies drinking expressed breast milk, it’s sufficient to wash with hot, soapy water and let air-dry, or put them through the dishwasher. Place sterilized bottles and pump kit parts on a piece of paper towel to air-dry instead of a dishtowel, which could jOXCti.