Tommee Tippee Bibs

With all the recent happenings lately, I decided to concentrate on the arrival of our first Grandchild in March next year. Well it has been sometime since I have had to buy any baby products (19 years in fact where does time go!!), so I was so pleased to see that Tommee Tippee is still going strong. I used to love to buy this be it a bottle, dummy, baby mugs or bibs. So being that we don't know what sex the baby is I thought I would start to build a baby box ready with just the basics that you can never have enough off. I saw these bibs in my local Boots they are called milk feeding bibs ( years ago a bib was a bib!!). Now what drew me to these was the style ...  Read the complete review

The Tommee Tippee roll n go plastic bib is not a new bib or concept, but I see surprisingly few mums and dads using them! I have just returned from NZ after living there for over six years and had some sent over from the UK so thought it was just and English thing, but upon my return still see very few being used. They are quite simply a rubber/plastic bib with scoop at the bottom for collecting any food that either does not make it to your infants mouth or more appropriately gets spat back out, saving that awful moment when you lift your infant out of the chair thinking how well they did to discover a lap full of mush!!! It really is the only ...  Read the complete review

This is a review for Tommy Tippee Roll n Go bibs. We bought some to use as we are now weaning. We aren't weaning the traditional way, we are doing baby led weaning which starts with the baby feeding him/herself finger foods. We were finding a lot of food was getting wasted when it was dropped, when it was perfectly edible if it was given back! I bought a pack of 2 of these bibs in Boots for £4.99. They appear to be available individually for £2.99. The bib is constructed from a rubbery type material and in a range of colours. The pack we purchased had 2 lime green ones in, though there were other packs on the shelf with pink and purple. The neck ...  Read the complete review

There are many things you can write about but today I want to pay your attention to a very important product in the life of every parent of a baby or even toddler. It is a bib. If it is too big it can make a child upset and it can refuse to have a meal. If it is too small food would finish all over your favourite dress. If it is waterproof it can be too hot for summer feeding otherwise baby would get wet. (This is becoming more of a philosophical article than review for a bib so have to get serious now...) We tried all kind of bibs and have different ones for different occasions. Recently we wanted to buy plastic one with the pocket which catches food as our 9 ...  Read the complete review

decided to purchase this bib, when kieran became 7mths. He had started trying to grab the spoon, so we ended up with more food on his bib than in his mouth. My washing machine was not impressed. It had never done so much washing. I already had a normal pvc one, but found this was hurting his neck. I felt guilty everytime i put it on him. So when i saw this i jumped at it!! I couldn't believe how soft it was. I showed my partner the bib in excitement. He couldn't see what i was getting all excited about. But then he can't get enthusiastic about any thing that hasn't got four wheels and an engine. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ What kind of ...  Read the complete review