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Choosing feeding nipples and pacifiers

November 4, 2013

It's not always easy to make a choice with all the different pacifiers and feeding nipples available to moms! We help you choose the right one for you and your baby by sharing our favorites!

Medela Calma breastfeeding set

The Medela Calma feeding nipples are designed to allow your baby to drink, breathe and take regular breaks just like he would when you breastfeed. The kit contains 1 cap, 1 silicone feeding nipple, 1 head, 1 base and 1 cover. $ 19,99

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