Parker Baby Bandana Drool Bibs 8 Pack Baby Bibs for Boys, Girls, Unisex - "Arctic Set"

I've bought a lot of bibs, trying to find a balance of absorbency, ease of fastening, stain resistance, neck size, and just plain cuteness. br>br>I'll be honest: the snaps on these were one of my least favorite things to use during a night or bedtime feeding when my baby was a newborn. (I wanted a bib that I could take off quietly and quickly after he ate and fell asleep, but before I put him down. ) ) The time and effort it takes to un- He was jolted awake by a snap of his fingers. The answer was clear to me: At night/bedtime, simply switch to a different type of bib; my baby easily rotates through three different types of bibs. Drool alone requires four bibs per day, so keeping a velcro-fastened bib handy isn't a problem. Attach the bib to the nursery's feeding chair. I'm thankful for the strong snaps that keep the bib on his neck now that he's six months old, because he grabs and pulls at everything. (Being slapped across the face with a drool-covered bludgeon. ) My least favorite thing is a soaked bib, and velcro bibs have been responsible for far too many of them. br>br>Which leads me to my next point - Some people object to the lack of a waterproof layer or backing on these bibs, and I understand why. They don't, to be sure. However, because of their thickness, they are extremely thick and absorbent, and I've never had a problem with them being "too warm. " I purchased the bibs with the waterproof lining, and while it does a good job of preventing drool from soaking through, I have a few issues with them: A) they're always crunchy, which, while fun for baby to play with, doesn't always appear to be comfortable for him, especially when I'm constantly wiping his face with them. B) they shrink in the wash, causing the fabric to no longer be the same size as the lining and causing them to not sit flat, and C) for some reason, almost all of these bibs use the tiniest pieces of the weakest-hold velcro available. Because they're almost always already detached and hanging off the baby's neck, they're very easy to remove quietly after night feedings. Personally, I believe that the Parker Baby bibs dry faster than those with a plastic lining. br>br>I've never had a problem washing these; they don't hold stains, don't fall apart, and you don't have to worry about the velcro tabs being fastened to each other so that other clothes don't get ruined. I don't follow the instructions and lay them flat to dry; instead, I throw them in the dryer on low with all the other baby stuff. . . and I have no complaints about the texture of the back side. I guess I have no expectation that the fuzzy lining material would stay pristine forever, as it's literally being used to wipe spit, snot, and food off his face on a daily basis. I'm fine with it as long as it's clean and soft, and they've never let me down. br>br>On the basis of aesthetics alone, the bandana style is my favorite. Along with the Parker Baby Bibs, I've received a few more as random gifts that are similar in design but of noticeably lower (lower) quality. Based on a friend's recommendation, I also signed up for and received a few more expensive organic muslin bandana bibs. And, don't get me wrong, they're super cute, and the material is super soft and looks nice. . . but the design sits high on my baby's face no matter how I fold and adjust them, and they're completely useless at absorbing the amount of drool he produces. br>br>All of my velcro bibs have very tight neck holes, or the tightest they fasten leaves inches around his chin exposed, resulting in his clothes getting soaked. The Parker Baby bibs are worn on his neck in the correct position: They come up to his chin, catching everything but not covering his mouth. He still fits perfectly in the tighter setting at six months, and they can be adjusted with two snaps as he grows. br>br>Oh, and don't get me started on the adorable colors and patterns! That was the very reason I chose this particular set. They didn't let me down; they're super cute in person, and the materials aren't scratchy, flimsy, or cheap. I just ordered a second set in a different color and realized I'd never written a review for them. I believe that if something is worth buying twice, it's probably worth telling people how much I like it! The bottom line is this: br>br> You'll almost certainly need to use, try, or be given a variety of bibs, and I believe these should be at the top of your list.

Phoebe Banks

| Jul 08, 2021

) Because babies chew on their bibs, I wish it was made entirely of cotton. We're worried that if we use this bib, my little one will ingest the tiny polyester fibers. So we only use it for feeding and other 100% natural materials bibs for the rest of the day now.

Chase Klein

| Apr 29, 2021

The patterns are both interesting and gentle. It's not easy to find bibs for boys that aren't too cutesy or too masculine, but these do the trick! Also fantastic is the multicolored pack! They have colors and designs that go with everything my baby wears! Our family's symbol is a tree, which is reflected in the logo. Normally, large logos turn us off, but this one is so appealing that we can easily accept it! We wash them in cold water on a gentle cycle and thank you for making such a high-quality product. To keep them in tip-top shape, hang them to dry. Even after three washes, they still look brand new! My husband was perplexed as to why we needed so many bibs. well. because they're so beautiful! We get a lot of compliments and are happy to recommend you to our friends and family! These bibs would also look great on a girl or for a gender-neutral look!.

Barrett Levy

| Feb 05, 2021

These bibs are adorable and functional for my two-year-old daughter. month- I think they'll last and fit him for a long time, and they keep his clothes dry (from spit up and drool) so we don't have to change his clothes as often. They're also fashionable, comfortable, and well-made. made out of high-quality fabric with lovely prints and colors I like how the different snaps allow me to adjust the size. I also like that unlike traditional square bibs, the bib does not get pushed up when baby flails his arms around. If you're on the fence about buying these bibs because there aren't many reviews, go ahead and do it! These are made by a small family business that clearly takes pride in what they do. I'm not affiliated with this company, and I didn't get anything in exchange for my honest opinion. I just happened upon these bibs and fell in love with the patterns. I wanted to let others know how high quality they are. This is a purchase that you can't go wrong with!.

Laylah Richardson

| Sep 23, 2021

Since he was a newborn, he's worn a variety of branded bibs because I wanted to try out different Amazon brands. Except for the price, almost everything appeared to be identical; however, Parker appears to be the most long-lasting in terms of appearance. The rest will quickly fade, shrink, or pill. Even though these bibs aren't brand new, they appear to be adequate for daily use by a dirty baby. That's why, when Parker needed more bibs as a toddler, I went out and bought another pack. After a year of constant use and abuse, it's soft, absorbent, fades (but not as much as cheaper competitors), shrinks a little, but retains its shape. Worth it!.

Dariel AKHTAR

| Jun 12, 2021

There may be some pilling on the underside, but fleece is prone to this. They absorb drool and help with drool rash in my 5-month-old. They're also adorably adorable! not in a babyish sort of way - They are quite fashionable. And when it comes to baby items, that's extremely difficult to come by. I would give it a 10/10!.

Luna HAYWARD

| Sep 01, 2021

I never write reviews, but after having these for four months, I figured it was time. I received the bibs very quickly, and they were adorable. I really liked the prints. We went ahead and placed three more sets of furniture on the order. Because they require flat drying, I'm glad I ordered extras. Since the purchase, opinions have shifted. So far, I've thrown away six bibs due to mold or stains that wouldn't come out. I wash these bibs every day because I have a happy spitter, so they're a must have, and I lay them flat as instructed the next day, and 2/3 of them have mold spots. Of course, I threw those out and am now concentrating on the stains. I've tried everything, including soaking them, hand washing, and even a double cycle wash, but the stains still won't come out. Is it something I would suggest? Because of the stains and the lack of absorbency of the bibs, the answer is no. They are certainly "cute," but they are not practical.

Dash Delaney

| Jul 01, 2021