I've decided I have the idea for the next great parent item - a full body bib. Who do we market it to? Parent with spitter-uppers. 
I can see the infomercial now:
At 3am (when most parents are awake with their babies). "Does your baby spit up a lot? Do you change her more times than you have outfits per day? Do you change YOUR clothes multiple times a day? Then you need the Parent Bib! A full-sized bib for those full-sized spit-ups..."
hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts
HAHA..my lo obviously isn't here yet but my nanny-LOs killed me with spitup. I would wear my grossest clothes..and if I had to go out, I'd bring a change of clothes.
I would buy the bib, though, because for some reason I developed a whole in my lip along with being pregnant. I always have food and/or stains on the top of my belly. I am not sure why..
GOLD / wonderful coffee bean / 18478 posts
Oh dear! She will grow out out of it soon, don't worry!!
pomegranate / 3729 posts
@mediagirl: ugh. Penny is the same way. It could be something like the forever lazy, but a material that is easy to wipe clean with a baby wipe! Haha
kiwi / 693 posts
LOL, I can just picture it, like spit-up-proof snuggie!
If it makes you feel better, it could be much worse. My little sister had esophagus issues as a newborn, and I remember my parents having to set up a big tarp with a chair in the middle of it in our living room before every feeding, otherwise she would get projectile vomit all over the carpet!
blogger / pomelo / 5400 posts
Oh, I don't miss these days! I started using muslin blankets as burp cloths. Real burp cloths were way too small 
pomegranate / 3383 posts
Haha...my LO used to spit up like crazy and I would have to change my shirt a couple of times a day. It got way better at 4.5 months though!
nectarine / 2039 posts
@mediagirl: I know what you mean. I tried burp cloths, but the spit up direction can be so unpredictable.
Having said that, Nico's insane spit-up issue is almost 100 percent resolved by feeding him every 2 hours instead of longer stretches. There is less in my boob and he's less hungry, so he eats less, and the best part is that it STAYS DOWN. It is like some kind of miracle.
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