MAM Start Silicone Pacifier, Colors May Vary, 2-Count

i like the product very much but i have a baby boy and i received a pink pacifiers.

These are great pacifiers. My two and half month old daughter loves them! We tried several brands like MAM, Nuk, Munchkin and Dr. Brown's. At first we thought Dr. Brown's would work better because we use their bottle system. She likes Dr. Brown's but she likes MAM even better. MAM's pacifiers look very cute and we also combine with the pacifier clips. The clips have bright color so you can easily identify where it is and the flexible clip allows you to adjust the tightness to thickness of baby clothes easily. We are very satisfied with the purchase and highly recommend these pacifiers to all new parents.

All I can say is that the mam pacifier is the only one my baby will take. I literally tried about every other big name brand recommended by other parents and then was desperate to find something that my baby would keep in her mouth. This is the only paci that she will now take and the only one she could keep in her mouth. The other brands she either did not like the nipples or mostly they were too heavy at her newborn age to keep in her mouth. I love that they come with a sterilizing container because I definitely hate the thought of germs, and it's nice to throw a pack in my purse, diaper bag, car, or boat. I also love the cuteness of colors and styles compared to other brands. Bottom line, if you newborn has problems keeping a pacifier in its mouth this is the brand for you!

Our one-month old loves these. We received two from a baby shower and recently ordered two more "just in case". I wish we were able to select the colors received though - we received the pink pack for our son. But they work all the same.

So I am not sure what to review it because when I used these for my son 4.5 yrs ago, he used to like them just fine. I bought the same for my daughter thinking she should like them too (she is 4 months). She practically hates them. She got the soothie kind of pacifiers when she was younger and I assumed since she was about 4 months old, I should graduate her to these...not a good idea. She still like her old pacifiers and does not use these at all.That being said, I am not sure it is the pacifiers fault but this is a warning for parents who use the hospital pacifiers in the beginning and then try to graduate their kinds on to the other kinds.As for the color, I had no issues. I got the gender neutral one (yello and white) as per the picture.