H has recently turned into a drool-aholic. We have some A&A burpy bibs that we've been using as needed (more for burping) but I feel like she needs a bib on more now than just when DH gives her a bottle to catch drool...I ordered A&A snap bibs bc we have everything else A&A and I know they'll do great, but are there any other brands of bibs that are cute and functional?
I'm looking for stuff I can order so I don't have to go hunt anything down in a store:)
GOLD / squash / 13576 posts
there are some cute bibs on mini boden.. and i like these bibs from etsy...
http://www.etsy.com/shop/CwtchBugs
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
I love the A&A dribble bibs - cute and super super asborbent and don't chafe.
nectarine / 2217 posts
check etsy!! i love all the ones there and have trouble finding truly cute ones in stores.
coconut / 8475 posts
@PrincessBaby: I think wearing bubs all day is so tacky, but my son is a drooler! So, I feel ya.
I like the a&a as far as looks and functionality...I like the etsy ones linked. Other than that-I stick a small burp cloth in his collar in between his shirt and the onesie underneath. That way i didnt have to buy bibs because im just not into them (other than around solids time (but we will use plasticy ones at that point)
Like this:
blogger / watermelon / 14218 posts
Wagon Jr. soaked thru 3-4 bibs a day for over a year. So I'm a bib master!!
The best kind are waterproof-backed and terry front. The cotton front ones are ok too, but these by Carter's have non-catching velcro that kinda dies after 6 months or so thru the wash many times.
These are terry front, waterproof backed, and HUGE. My favorite for LMW right now.
Then these are just terry thru and thru, so they do soak thru but are a bit cuter. I liked these for when Wagon Jr. was older and still soaking thru bibs but not quite as much.
I always buy Carter's because they seem to hold up the best and are cheap when you get them on sale. Anything NOT navy blue or black will show stains after about 6 months no matter how much you wash it and how quickly you wash after wearing. I put away Wagon Jr.'s clothes looking perfect and white and baby blue, and when I took them out 2 years later they were ALL stained yellow! Drool stains don't show up for about 6 months.
blogger / watermelon / 14218 posts
P.S. I don't like the look of bibs all day every day either, but I prefer a big, waterproof bib so that their clothes don't get ruined...!! Then whenever we're out and about or taking pictures I just yank the bib off and put it back on once they're in the stroller or whatever.
clementine / 878 posts
I use the Target bibs (Just One You) - A goes through 6 or so everyday, so I quickly gave up on trying to have her look super cute. At home, she gets whichever bib is closest, when we go out, I put a little more effort into it. Plus, she always comes home from daycare in a different bib - I don't know which are mine and which belong to the daycare anymore!
http://www.target.com/p/just-one-you-made-by-carters-newborn-girls-3-pack-assorted-bib-set/-/A-14117599#prodSlot=medium_1_3&term=baby+bib
squash / 13199 posts
I like the bibs that have a waterproof lining in between two layers of fabric
grapefruit / 4671 posts
I love Next. The quality is incredible and they are gorgeous.
http://search.nextdirect.com/shop/gatt2/12/gatt2/6/gatt1/1/cat/266/0?curr=USD&country=us&lang=en&nxti=0&nxtv=000#LID=01_02_03_02_01
persimmon / 1453 posts
One of the ladies at my church gifted us some really cute dishtowel bibs that she made! They could work in your situation because they work/look more like a t-shirt, and they're thick.
http://crafting-cousins.blogspot.com/2012/06/dishtowel-bibs.html
coconut / 8498 posts
@Minnie_Girl: These are the kind my MIL made for us when LO started solids. They. Are. Awesome.
clementine / 878 posts
And if you're looking at velcro vs. snaps, I think snaps are better. It takes A a little longer to yank them off than the velcro ones.
grapefruit / 4056 posts
We used "bandana style" bibs as well, like littlek posted, ours were made of minky by a local lady, I just got them made in solid colours, for ease of co-ordination.
coconut / 8234 posts
@Goldilocks1107: I was just about to ask about bibs that stay on. My LO barely wears bibs because she rips them off as soon as I put them on. I will try snaps!
bananas / 9357 posts
I buy them off Etsy. These are by far my favs out of all the ones I ordered on Etsy. They are triple layer thick, so he can wear one almost all day before soaking though. They also fit snug around the neck so the drool doesn't miss the bib.
GOLD / squash / 13576 posts
I second the snaps... We have some that have velcro and they sometimes scratch his delicate and sensitive skin.
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