Bumkins Bibs, Baby and Toddler Bibs, Bibs for Girls and Boys 6-24 Months, Long Sleeve Bib, Baby Bibs for Eating, Lightweight Waterproof Fabric Sleeved Smock

I liked the style of these and the durability.. they wipe clean in seconds and are waterproof too! So no more stained clothing. Nothing I disliked. I use this bib for my 6 month old and it fits perfectly! I shall be ordering more.

These are great for babies and toddlers. We have used them with all our children and they will last a while.

This works for not getting food on the main body of the clothes, but I find that a not-inconsiderable amount of food always get in at the neck. The only way I've made this work is to use a cloth bib underneath it!Also, this says odourless, but I still have to put it in the washing machine very regularly to keep the cuffs from stinking.All that said, I don't know how easy it would be to improve on the design...!

The bib itself is good quality and I love the print but unfortunately it's just not suitable for us. I find it such a faff to get on and off of my little one and he ends up just trying to chew on it constantly.Plus I found that food still managed to get all over his clothes while wearing it. I also found that I was having to wash it everyday so have bought silicone bibs instead which i have found much better and more practical.

I purchased this, the Bumkin super bibs, and the Green Sprouts longsleeved snap and go bib for use with baby lead weaning with my infant, starting at 6 months old. This is well made, easy to clean, and does a decent job of handling baby’s mess. However the fabric is bulky and my baby finds the excess fabric very distracting while eating. He’s big (in 12 month clothes) so I imagine this would be even more of an issue with an average or smaller sized 6 month old. The Green Sprouts bib by comparison is supposed to be for ages 12 to 24 months old, but fits him nice and trim, although I’m not sure it will last him as long. At this point, I don’t love the tie behind the neck on this bib. I can’t quite get it snug enough to prevent food from dribbling down the neck hole, and I think the standard Velcro fasteners on the other bibs make them faster to get on and off. However sometimes the Velcro scratches my baby’s neck and the tie never irritates his skin so that’s a plus. My baby also isn’t attempting to rip off his bibs, so I can see how a tie would be preferable for toddlers who do that. As others have commented, I don’t understand why the bib pocket is tacked shut in the center. My guess is that if you use these bibs for arts and crafts that bit of stitching makes it easier to use the pocket to carry crayons or paintbrushes, but it’s not helpful for feeding at all. The super bibs (by the same company) are not sewn this way and those pockets work much better for catching food. Also I wish the elastic around the hand holes was a darker color - on my bib the whole bib is trimmed in orange but those are white, so whereas the rest of the bib has resisted staining, the cuffs are prone to discoloration from orange or red foods like carrots or tomato sauce. Right now the cuffs fit my baby well - snug enough to prevent food from getting inside the sleeve and down his arms but not so tight that they cut into his skin. I do like that the bib is easy to wipe down and dries quickly, and it appears to be well made and durable. I suspect we will get a lot of use out of this, especially with the generous sizing, assuming the cuffs don’t get too tight as he grows.