George Colour Trim Bibs Reviews

We were bought these bibs as a gift from the girls' Nana when our second child was due. She figured we'd be ready for some new bibs and could use them on the new baby. We started using them straight away and six months later they are still as good as new, having been through the wash a few dozen times ...  Read the complete review

My son was sick... a lot! Until he was around six months, he would bring up some of each milk feed. I was given this pack of bibs in a hamper with some other bits like this when I left work to go on maternity leave. I wasn't too keen on them at first, and I had already bought lots of cotton bibs with cute designs on them, but ...  Read the complete review

I bought these bibs from Asda in the later part of my pregnancy. These bibs come in a pack of ten for £3 which is great value. They come in a clear plastic bag with a resealable opening, so you can see all the various colours and use the bag for storing them as well, which is great because if you use them quite often they are ...  Read the complete review

These bibs are a pack of ten for £3 from Asda, they come in a multi-coloured pack or plain white which is good if you are buying things to put aside while you are expecting, especially if you don't know whether you are having a boy or girl. The bibs are terry/flannel on the front and waterproof on the back which is good to prevent ...  Read the complete review

I bought these bibs from the George section of Asda whilst doing my weekly shop when I was pregnant. I used both Asda and Tesco items with my first child and was confident buying more of their products with my second daughter. The George trim bibs come in packs of 10 for £3 a pack which makes them 30p each which I think is ...  Read the complete review

I was bought these bibs when I was expecting my first child as we were trying to stock up on a few baby things but we didn't want to find out the sex of the baby so had to be careful to buy unisex items. At first I wasn't very keen on the bibs as they seemed so stiff on my newborn because of the plastic backs but as soon as she was a ...  Read the complete review

When I had my 20 week scan I was determined that I would still buy unisex clothes for my baby even though I knew I was having a little girl. I went to ASDA to do my weekly food shop and couldn't resist popping into the George section to look at all the baby clothes. I started off very well behaved picking up these bibs and white baby ...  Read the complete review

I didn't know whether I was having a boy or girl before my baby daughter was born, but I needed to be prepared with some essential baby items before she arrived, and so I bought a mixture of cloth and plastic backed bibs. I wasn't particularly keen on the plastic backed bibs, as obviously the cloth ones are a lot prettier, however it ...  Read the complete review