Bibs

Best bibs. Easy to put on/take off over large heads, sits comfortably over shoulders while staying loose around the neck. Very soft and absorbent.

We didn't need bibs with our first. Finally caved with our second who has bad reflux. Bibs were a necessity so that I didn't have to be doing laundry every 2 or 3 days. I knew I wanted organic bibs that had good coverage (otherwise what would be the point of having bibs for us - no bandana ones) and that weren't going to break the bank. I also wanted buttons, side velcro, or no velcro but wasn't as opinionated on this. I researched long and hard before settling on Burt's Bees. I had narrowed down between this and the Kishu Baby Indi brand but those offer less frontal coverage. My initial hesitation on Burt's Bees was due to the price - there are other organic labeled bibs on Amazon at a fraction of the price, and BB was like at least double of the price or more, but they were not well known sellers and frankly, I didn't trust that they were really organic since they didn't have proof of certification. You can say organic but not prove it, and that wasn't good enough for me because I didn't want my baby's face to be wiped with or for baby to chew on fabric that might be chemically treated. Anyway, I kept coming back to these bibs. And I'm glad I got them. I waited for a sale, so they came down to $4 each bib, which wasn't horrible. And I love that the bibs are extra large and long, that has been so helpful given how much my second one spits up. It absorbs spit up milk and chunky throw-up great. I've washed these twice now, and no stains. They also haven't molded, even when laying out for a few days before I wash them. That was another major concern I had in reading reviews for other bibs, particularly the muslin cloth ones that other parents said grew mold on. We love the slip on feature too. No messing with Velcro, or worrying the Velcro will scratch baby's neck, or Velcro sticking to other clothes in laundry or losing its sticking power over time. I also like that the neck opening isn't tight and allows my baby's neck to breathe a bit, because when it's soaked with drool, it won't be all up against the neck folds and cause a rash. In short, I think these are the best bibs you can get for the quality, price, and coverage size. Love the variety of cute designs (but I just got the design that was cheapest at the time of sale)!

After being with my first grandbaby for the first two weeks, these bibs were the best! No snaps or Velcro, just a soft, easy way to slip over her heads and keep clothes clean. Adorable coloring, and so high-end looking and all organic… all a win!

These were great, but we noticed that taking them off before putting them down to sleep woke them up. We phased these out in favor of snaps - but for some kids, they won't leave a snap in place and you need something a bit more secure.

These are so easy to slide on our daughter for her feedings. They are super soft and don't irritate her skin like other bibs we have tried.

I chose to buy these for my third baby after buying them for my second baby and loving them. I will say they are significantly smaller than they were two years ago which is really weird, but the quality is still great. I also wish they had the other babygirl patterns in stock.

These bibs are the absolute best. They're nice and thick so they're super absorbent. My little one spits up a TON and these bibs can take it. Plus the prints are adorable and so far the colors haven't faded even though they've been in the wash quite a few times. My only complaint is that the neck is a little wide so some spit up will get on the collar of her onesies. Not a huge deal, just something to be aware of! I will say that the positive of the wide neck is that it does make it easier to take the bib on and off. My little one HATES anything going over her head (onesies, shirts, sweaters, you name it) and these bibs don't bother her one bit!

We're 4 months in using our stash of bibs and have been discovering what we love (soft bibs, good fit, easy on and off), hate (velcro that loses it's stick!, scratchy or loud bibs) and everything in between. We've recently had to toss several bibs that had seen better days, mostly due to the velcro losing it's sticking power. I saw these and thought I'd give them a try. We got them yesterday and, even before tossing them in the wash, I slipped one over the kiddo's head. The opening is super wide and it was a breeze to get on. I flattened down the shoulder seams to give it a good fit. They're SO SOFT and seem to be very comfortable for the kiddo to wear. I love the fact that you don't have to mess with any velcro (which means that we won't need to toss them in a couple months when the velcro becomes worthless) or snaps. I also like that they're not super bulky. So, we can toss them on to catch drool throughout the warmer months when we wouldn't want to leave a bulky bib or drool catcher on too long. I'll update the review if something happens over time as we use these more often. But, as of right now, these are our new favorites!

They are so cute ! Good material as well

I love Burt’s bees products. I did not love this one. My purpose was to protect my baby’s neck from drool rash. These bibs are loose like a onesie around the neck.. The bibs are cute, good quality and fabric; but they did not solve my issue

Prácticos y buen tamaño y nuy suaves

These are very high-quality, well designed bibs. Pros - the shape gives really good coverage - organic cotton with no plastics - so easy to slip over the head - easy to wash - good absorbency Cons - the price - but hey, you get what you pay for and these are top quality - so really not a con One thing that I really love about these is the way they slip on and off so easily. This is a very important consideration when you have a baby starting to fuss.

Justo como lo describen, y era lo que necesitaba para mi recien nacida