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Bumkins are my favorite bibs. They are lightweight so they can be rinsed and hung to dry for the next feeding. They don't stain. They are machine washable and still look good after many washings. They are also odor resistent which is very helpful when hanging to dry and using for another feeding...

Drabs and dribbles got you down? Maybe it’s not the baby that needs a bib, but the bottle. Designed to lap up the excess milk or formula that drips out of babies’ mouths while they’re feeding from a bottle, as well as protect against leaky bottles, Ritzy Bitzy’s Baby Bottle Bibs, ($9 for 2) are made...

Not long after your little one starts self-feeding, you may find yourself becoming slightly less discriminating about the style and fabric of bibs in favor of something that just keeps you from having to wipe up all the @#$% food every few seconds. While it won't stop that carrot-and-pea mush from...

Leather certainly wouldn’t be my first choice of fabric for a bib, but the more I think about it the more it makes sense. Before having kids I used to think of leather as a delicate luxury. But after seeing how gracefully my leather living room chairs have endured abuse, like sippy cup splashes, spit...

I should probably care that this bib and burp cloth set is made from 100% cotton, backed with corduroy, is reversible and double-stitched, and that the burpees are oversized. But mostly all I can do is giggle because the print is a plethora of sock monkeys in silly hats. If that doesn't put a smile on...