Bumkins Bibs, Silicone Pocket for Babies, Baby Bib for Girl or Boy, for 6-24 Months Up to Toddler, Essential Must Have for Eating, Feeding, Baby Led Weaning Supplies, Mess Saving, Gray Hearts

About this item

• 100% Silicone
• Imported
• BIBS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS – Silicone pocket bib, essential for babies and toddlers 6-24 months; feeding bib pocket acts as a crumb catcher / catch-all for catching mealtime drips, drops and spills; easy to clean, roll-up and carry; soft silicone neck
• PLATINUM CURED SILICONE – Bumkins uses the highest quality curing process; it does not result in the creation of any by-products, ensuring you get the purest silicone; made from 100-percent food-safe silicone
• SAFETY TESTED – At Bumkins, we use 3rd party labs to ensure the products we manufacture comply with CPSC and CPSIA standards for BPA, Lead, and Phthalates
• EASY TO CLEAN – Hand wash and dishwasher safe; can be boiled to deep clean; silicone can absorb scents, so we recommend cleaning with unscented, natural detergent
• ABOUT BUMKINS – For over 30 years, Bumkins has been creating thoughtful and responsibly made essentials for babies and kids, making parenting easier so families can cherish those special early childhood moments; we are based in Phoenix, AZ

Product Description

The Silicone Bib with its large pocket is wide open for catching drips. Great for use with first foods and into self-feeding by adjusting the neck buttons as baby grows. Silicone can be safely boiled to deep clean. Certain strong-smelling foods may permeate silicone, but this can be easily remedied using a mixture of water and white vinegar. Fits necks sized 8in/20.3 cm to 10in/25.4 cm. Measures approximately 8in/20.3cm across and 7in/17.8 cm from the neck down. For over 30 years, Bumkins has been creating thoughtful and responsibly made essentials, making parenting easier so families can cherish those special moments. Designed in Arizona, responsibly made in China.Introducing Baby to Mealtime: As soon as your little one shows interest in mealtime (usually between ages 6 and 9 months), start a routine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Begin to introduce a variety of foods. If eating together as a family is important to you, you’ll want to have baby join you at the table. Even if they aren't hungry at times, they'll get used to eating on a schedule. Self-Feeding for Toddlers: Helps in developing fine motor skills, including learning to pick up food with their hands, fingers and then utensils.