I love disposable bibs, they are a fantastic idea, so handy for travelling and days out. I used to hate coming come with loads of really horrible smelly, dirty, food encrusted, stained bibs, that I just couldn't get clean. I usually use the Boots disposable bibs, but I noticed that Toys R Us sell disposable bibs too, so I thought that I would try them. They are fairly good, but there are a few differences between the Boots & the Toys R Us bibs. Boots bibs are more papery where as Toys R Us bibs are softer, but I the found Boots bibs more convenient to use as they have sticky tabs to hold the bib on, which is far easier than the Toys R Us bib which has to be ...  Read the complete review

I have used every bib under the sun. Little teeny ones with string ties that are absolutely useless for a baby of weaning age and above. Over the head ones which are slightly better than the previously mentioned. sleeved bibs that do indeed protect clothes, well tops but you have had it if it lands on the trousers/skirt!!!. one common problem with all of these bibs? You have to wash all of them and it is not easy getting food stains out is it?? Catch all bibs! Wey hey no more washing, no more stained clothes? Brilliant. a great idea. The Toys R Us catch all bib is a set of two for only three pounds, extremley good value. You also won't need anymore ...  Read the complete review

Having had 2 children already I know that 3rd time round I had to try to do something to protect the baby clothes. Money was tighter and I wouldnt afford to keep throwing things away because they were marked. I also found that material bibs get marked and that is fine if you are just at home feeding the little one with no- one there to look at your baby but when you go out to a restaurant or your mother in law comes to visit the last thing you want to be worrying about is being judged on how clean your babies clothes and bib are. That is why I decided to look for an alternative this time. On a visit to the local toys r us I found these catch-all bibs. ...  Read the complete review

I have used various types of bibs and to be quite honest I do prefer the plastic catch-all bibs. I bought mine from Toys R Us for around £1.50 per bib. They are a wonderful invention as any food/drink that misses baby's mouth goes straight into the pocket of the bib. Therefore, not landing straight onto a nice clean outfit. Usually my daughter then picks up the bits she missed!! At the end of the meal, you then give it a quick clean, and it is ready for the next meal. No more trying to get stains out of cotton bibs. The only problem is that they do look a bit unsightly, but what looks worse, a baby with a plastic bib on, or a baby ...  Read the complete review