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Tesco BibsNewest Review: ... for a variety of reasons. Firstly i found that they fit round my sons neck easily as they have a side popper which is easier ... more More Tesco kids equipment
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by - written on 22/06/09 (2 readings)
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I bought Tescos own pack of bibs in honesty expecting them to fall apart but they have been amazing! I would recommend them over my Next ones or Debenhams designer ones that i got given as gifts for a variety of reasons. Firstly i found that they fit round my sons neck easily as they have a side popper which is easier to put on that the ones at the back when he wriggles. Secondly they are a good size and have saved many tops from being dribbled on, infact i use them instead of the toddlers ones in mothercare because the size is good enough at half and probably more under the price of a mothercare one. Thirdly they amazingly havent stained or shown signs of wear and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/07/00 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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When our son was small we found Tescos disposeable bibs to be invaluable,we used them whenever we went out,it saved having to carry a soiled or wet bib back home with us,we found them esspcially useful when we were on holiday,it saved having to rinse out bibs in the sink at hotels or in toilets.When my son got older the bib has a little flap on the front that folds out to make a crumb catcher,they have a slight waterproof lining on the back and fasten with grip tags like nappies and at around £2.50 for 30 they are a good price although often we would get two wearings out of one bib,I would recomend them to anyone . ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/07/00 (Useful, 24 readings)
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I have plenty of experience of bibs, being a mother of 2 small children, and can say unequivocably that Tesco own brand bibs are the longest lasting ones out there. I have tried bibs from Adams, Boots and Mothercare as well, yet over the months/years they have all ended up in the bin due to the plastic backing splitting (in many cases) or them not cleaning up properly and looking utterly disgusting. By contrast, I have never had to discard a Tesco bib yet. They are good value for money, often you can buy a pack of 7 for around £4.00 with nice bright designs. They are generously sized too. Very good value for money as they last and last. I ... Read the complete review
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