Tomme Tipppee Comfi-Neck Catch-All Bib

On a shopping trip I noticed this Tommee Tippee bib, it caught my eye as it's different to your average cloth bib. It has a curved bottom for catching food little ones spit out or drop. Cloth bibs are good for newborns, but when it comes to weaning purée carrot makes a nice orange mess on the lovely patterned cloth bib and can also get onto the clothes. I decided to get one of these to try out, hopefully it will cut down on top and sometimes trouser changes after meals! It's a plastic bib and comes 3 different colours- Pink, Blue and Green. All 3 bibs are bold in colour and fairly attractive. The bib is sturdy but also a little bit ...  Read the complete review

Most of you mummys will know how hard it is to fidn the perfect bib. And when you do, they are soon grown out of it and you need to find a bib for the next stage up which they like and will keep on. Bib shopping has been a harsh task over the last 18 months. We have drawers and drawers full of bibs. Some too small some too big, some velcro and some that go over the head. Each one equally as useless! When my mum brought my daughter the catch all bib to co ordinate with her knife and fork set and her bowls I thought it was pretty cool - what a great idea, a bib that catches the food and can still be eaten! My daughter unfortunately was not so ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Tommee Tippee Comfi-Neck Catch-All Bib for my 13 month old son from John Lewis. It was purchased for just under £3 and has turned to be one of the best bibs we had tried so far. Most importantly it is easy to clean, unlike fabric bibs that require machine washing and often stain. Previously we tried a Tommee Tippee rubber Roll and Go bib and it actually became permenantly stained from orange coloured baby food! The bib is available in blue and pink and is made from durable plastic, with a catch-all rim. After mealtime, I simply pop the bib in the dishwasher or give it a wipe down if not too messy. It is also easy to adjust the size of the neck - ...  Read the complete review

I've tried a lot of bibs looking for the perfect one and I haven't found it yet, but this bib is the closest thing. From 9 months my baby has fed himself his meals so I needed a bib that covered his clothes well and would catch any food he dropped. It also needed to fit well round his neck, not be too easy to take off and be washed up rather than going in the washing machine so that I didn't need huge quantities of the bib. The velcro weaning bibs were useless past about 7 months, too small and easily taken off. Toddler overhead bibs were a good size and couldn't be taken off but as they were elasticated to go over the head they were much too big ...  Read the complete review