Designedçto avoid taking up too much space in the mouth and to give the baby the same sensation as in their natural/anatomical state when they are not using a dummy. Ideal shape that supports oral and dental development.

Flat, symmetrical teat:

• This is the shape most recommended by paediatric dentists².
• It leaves more room for the tongue in the mouth so that sucking is as natural as possible¹.
• It is reversible; the baby can use it either way without any issues.

Thinner teat base:

• Allows the mouth to close almost completely.
• Reduces interference between the teat and the central incisors.

Wider teat base:

• Distributes the pressure exerted on the gums and teeth more evenly.
• More closely resembles the shape of the mother’s nipple.

Shorter teat tip:

• Allows the lips and gums/teeth to rest against the base, which is now longer, without interfering with the tip of the teat.
• Helps the teat tip to curve against the palate by pressing against the tongue.

Flatter teat tip:

• Leaves enough space for the tongue to rest in its natural position.
• The flexibility of the silicone allows the tongue to mould the teat effortlessly, adapting it to the shape of the mouth.

Ultra-soft, thin silicone with a sandblasted finish:

• Mimics the texture and consistency of the mother’s nipple to provide greater comfort and a very flexible movement that adapts the teat to the palate.
• Provides flexibility to the whole teat, preventing excessive pressure.

Ergonomic, round and convex rim, without a ring: 

• Promotes air circulation, prevents perioral irritation caused by salivation and respects the natural contours of the baby’s face.
• Promotes independence, as its shape and size are designed so that the baby can put it on and take it off by themselves.