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For all of its pros, it stains easily and needs a cool hand wash – which is not ideal for busy parents. The latter, dribble bibs, are usually soft bandana-style and suitable from birth and catch spit, milk spills and anything else that falls out of a baby’s mouth. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. We’ve always been a fan of a long-sleeved apron bib, as our 11-month-old seems incapable of finishing a meal without spilling at least some of his meal down himself.
The easy wipe clean-ness of this 100 per cent recycled polyester bib gave it a big thumbs up in our household – all that’s needed is a quick run under the tap. The long sleeves offer extra protection, safeguarding those cute outfits from splashes, spills, and food smears.
Long sleeve bibs are a great option as the sleeves provide extra coverage to keep food mess under control and dribble bibs are made with absorbent materials to keep your baby's outfit clean. They’re quickly velcroed on and off at the back (no time for toddler tantrums here) and washed nicely, although they’d be easily wiped clean too.
If you're practicing baby led weaning or you just like your baby to have some messy fun time, then Pop-in coverall bibs are great for meals and craft sessions.
But when it comes to bibs you should know they divide into two camps; either weaning, or feeding bibs; and dribble bibs. These transparent baby aprons are at the same time pretty useful and also enhances the overall look. With no easy way of keeping them clean, Rachel set to work, using pieces of an old umbrella to create a bib which kept the mess at bay, without stopping her daughters carrying on their food adventures. The Apron (cleverly named so not to annoy the child with a ‘baby bib’) this is perfect from the age of two and also works well for messy play too. Lightweight and breathable material ensures maximum comfort, while the elasticized cuffs keep sleeves in place, preventing any accidental mess from sneaking in.
The first thing we appreciated about this long-sleeved apron-style bib was the strong elasticated cuffs that didn’t gape or, crucially, let in any mess; and a double popper at the back. Available in two bold colours, purple and teal, the bib has a scoop bib and an adjustable neck fastener, which means it’s easy on and easy off for hungry babies. They come in a pack of two, so they’re good value also, and the patterns – like rainbows and a tiger jumping through a hoop – will delight any child.
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