Bibs

The cotton or bamboo bandana bib absorbs dribble and protects clothing, making it ideal for the teething stage. The silicone bib, like those from Make My Day, is waterproof, has a catch-all pocket and cleans easily, making it practical at mealtimes. The BabyBjörn bib is firm and ergonomic, with a scoop to catch food. The choice depends on what you need it for.

Bandana bibs are handy from the first few months, especially for dribbling and teething. Silicone bibs and scoop bibs are better suited from the start of weaning, around 4 to 6 months, when your baby begins eating. Always follow the pace recommended by your paediatrician.

Silicone bibs and BabyBjörn's rigid models are very easy to clean, often needing just a rinse or a hand wash, and some can go in the dishwasher. Check the manufacturer's instructions on the product page to confirm.

Bamboo is particularly soft and absorbent, which helps keep skin dry and is a good option for sensitive skin. Cotton is sturdy and easy to wash. Both materials are available in this collection; the choice depends on preference and your baby's skin sensitivity.

Most of these bibs have an adjustable fastening, with poppers or Velcro, letting you adjust them to your baby's neck as they grow. Bandana bibs usually have several popper positions. Fastening and size details are described on each product's page.

The silicone on these bibs is flexible and soft, fitting comfortably around the neck, and the crumb-catcher pocket collects food, reducing mess. As with anything new, it's recommended to introduce it to the baby gradually and always supervise them during meals.