Disposable Bibs in General

I used disposable bibs when on holiday once. They are £3 for 20 in Mothercare - 15p each. Ever-so-slightly cheaper in Boots. They are paper with a light plasticky backing, so not very good for things like weetabix, yoghurt, or when your child tends to dribble as much juice as they swallow. They have a little bucket bit at the bottom to catch bits of food, and are sturdy enough to hold a few bits. They fasten with a piece of sticky tape at the back. These may be a good idea if you are really trying not to carry too much stuff around. One little folded-up bib is very lightweight and small. Obviously it is convenient to ...  Read the complete review

When my boys were younger they seemed to get their bibs so messy at meal times and within a couple of weeks all of my bibs were stained by baby food and my washing pile seemed to have tripled and being over run by bibs.So one day as i was going round town i was in boots and saw some disposable bibs.I had never even heard of them-let alone seen them so i brought some to give them a try and they were great!! They rap easy around your baby's neck and even have a tray type catcher thing sewn into it!You just turn the underneath bottom inside out and you have a tray to catch all the mess! They were made out of a kind of vinyl backing with cotton touch paper on the ...  Read the complete review