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Which bib (and does anyone have any for sale)?

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Posted: 23 June 2012 09:05 PM

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DD2 is very dribbly and I was wondering which bibs are good? She’s 12 weeks old. Thanks!

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Posted: 23 June 2012 09:33 PM

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The best ones i found for dribbles were called “milk bibs”, made by Tommee Tippee. The thick band around the neck soaks up dribble (and spit-up) and stops clothes getting so wet. This is what they look like: http://m.johnlewis.com/mt/www.johnlewis.com/Shopping/Product.aspx?Type=SKU&Id=230856280&s%pccid=pc%gs`00000 but you can buy them all over - I think ours came from Boots.

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Posted: 24 June 2012 09:34 AM

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We use Sa-Be dribble bibs, they have a whole plethora of colours which is what attracted me! We bougt them at a parenting fair, but you can buy online… http://www.sabebabywear.com/dept.php?dept=33

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Posted: 24 June 2012 11:11 AM

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Angie! I’ve got some if those that I forgot all about!!! Feeling a bit dense now… I’m tempted to get some prettier ones but I should probably resist… Thanks everyone!

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Posted: 24 June 2012 11:29 AM

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We got something called “dribblebuster”; got them from Green Baby. They got fleece backing. I understand they are easy to make yourself.

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Posted: 24 June 2012 03:44 PM

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Funky Giraffe bandana bibs here.

http://funkygiraffebibs.co.uk/?gclid=CP6_hJmO57ACFWxItAodmQ5Mig

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Posted: 26 June 2012 08:26 AM

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I’m too much of cheapskate to buy dribble bibs. I got a metre of fleece in a colour I liked and cut it into bib shape with long bits for tying. Or you can be more industrious and sew poppers on. I really didn’t need a whole metre. If I had sewed popper on, I probably could have bought 25cm and made 5 using the width of the fabric. It worked really well. I had to keep several with me, but the cost/effort factor made that worth it.

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