When my 1st baby was born 4 and a half years ago we realised almost immediately that we needed more bibs, so my husband rushed out and bought a pack of 5 Tommee Tippee bibs from Tesco. My initial impressions of the bibs were not good. They had neck ties, which I found to be fiddly and annoying when you are trying to get the bib on a crying hungry baby. They also were quite stiff and scratchy which I did not like against my baby's skin. However, a few months down the line when my daughter started on solids, the bibs really became useful. When your baby is eating proper food, you need a bib that has a plastic backing. Otherwise the food ...  Read the complete review

I bought this when my bubba was about 8 months old after seeing a friend using hers with her little one. My daughter was starting to become more independent and trying to feed herself by grabbing the spoon and the majority of the food ended up all over her rather than in her. I had been using a normal plastic bib but I found it was rubbing on her neck and she became quite agitated wearing it, which just made mealtime stressful and food everywhere. This bib is made from a soft flexible rubber, which prevents the rubbing and made mealtime a lot easier. On the reverse, it is dimpled, which allows air to circulate around baby's neck and reduces the ...  Read the complete review

So today I am writing about Tommee Tippee Comfy Neck Catch All Bibs, another mouthful of a name. I suppose now that my child is growing up and I am one by one discontinuing the use of different products I am starting to write about them now that they have passed through the fire. This particular bib I have owned for almost exactly one year and have had no need to change it, it is of course looking a little worse for wear but still works like it did when I bought it. I got this bib in Tesco (in the UK) for 3 pounds, I am not sure what the ROI price is but It shouldn't be much more then that. It is made of a semi soft plastic and covers the chest ...  Read the complete review

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