I'd struggled to find good value 'crumb catcher' bibs until I spotted these Tommee Tippee Roll 'n' Go bibs for sale in Asda for just £2 each, which are considerably cheaper than many other bibs on the market. I've been using the standard Tommee Tippee 'catch all' scoop style bibs for years but my toddler has a habit of taking his bib off halfway through his meal, happily emptying the contents all over himself and the floor. These Roll 'n' Go bibs are a similar concept but they are made from a softer, flexible rubbery material so I hoped these might be more comfortable than the rigid plastic version. Like the standard version, these bibs cover baby's front and ...  Read the complete review

I bought this bib a few months ago, I only had two pelican bibs at the time and one had split. Money had been real tight and only went on food for a few months, finally when I had a few pounds to spare I picked this one up at Asda for around £2. These bibs come in a variety of colours. At the time of buying the only colours on the shelf were pink and a dark green so I chose the green one. -Pros- The handy thing about this bib is as the name suggests you can roll it up so its ideal for travel and I do often pop it in my changing bag when there isn't much room to spare. Another good thing is the material is much softer than the hard ...  Read the complete review

When my son started feeding himself finger foods lunches became alot more fun and easy, but rather messy! I love to give him different foods to try - sandwiches, toast, crumpets, fruit etc. This not only gives him a varied diet but improves his hand-eye co-ordination. However, the downside of this is that we lose a fair amount of food, all around the highchair and on the floor too. This means that the room needs a good clean after every such meal time. My mum actually suggested buying a bib with a catch tray to help catch the stray food as she had used these with me during my childhhood. The brand that she suggested was Tommee Tippee - a brand that I was very familiar ...  Read the complete review

My daughter is 23 months old. When she was a baby, any bib would do as she couldn't take them off! We used the typical velcro ones either plastic backed or cloth, so that they were soft on her skin. As she only drank milk at the time, these did the job. However when we started weaning her, and later when she began feeding herself, we needed a larger bib that covered more of her. We tried longer bibs, plastic wipe-clean ones with sleeves, fabric ones with plastic backing and sleeves, you name it! Whilst as first she wore them and they did a good job, over the past few months she decided she no longer wants to wear a bib and takes them off. I don't want her to ...  Read the complete review

Around this time last year, my son began the very messy journey into eating solid food. It became quite apparent to me, right from those first few spoonfuls of baby rice that I was going to be spending a lot my time cleaning for the foreseeable future, as like most babies Elliot was keen on touching, feeling, throwing and smearing his food as well as tasting it. By the end of a meal, I would often find bits of food all over the kitchen, all over me and especially all over Elliot (even in his nappy, how on earth does that happen?!) Bibs therefore became a vital necessity and one of Elliot's wardrobe staples and in particular, the Tommee Tippee roll 'n' go ...  Read the complete review