Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Comfi-Neck Bib

Finally a bib that actually protects clothing! We got these for our daughter in 2016, saved them and are using them again for our son born in 2013. They hold up well! While not attractive around the neck, the extra roll of fabric there prevents spit up from getting on baby’s clothing. We can give away/sell the outgrown clothing because the Tommee Tippee bibs prevents stains. We love them so much we bought more for our son this time around! This is a BABY MUST for us!

The media could not be loaded.  I ordered these bibs before my baby arrived because I wanted something to have on while bottle feeding so that dribbles wouldn’t get her clothes wet. Little did we know we were having the spit-up queen! These are a MUST HAVE for anyone with a reflux baby or baby who spits up regularly. The bibs are really big. They are double sided so you can soak one side, let it dry, then flip it over to soak that side, then wash. Ours came in a two pack, but we bought ten of these! They have Velcro so it’s quick to attach and easy to wash. PSA - If your baby has an intense sucking reflex, she might suck on the bib like our does, so don’t let her do that if you’re using one with old milk on it. As you can see in our video, it gets gross / spoiled milk.Overall, we love these bibs - all parents should start with one set and get more if your baby spits up a lot!Note: When I purchased these, this was the only brand making this style of bib. Now, there’s also a bib that’s very very similar from GreenSprouts. This bib is a little bigger, but we like the colors from GreenSprouts more. It just comes down to personal preference.

The best bibs for keeping the neck rolls dry! My daughter was a messy bottle drinker so these were a life saver!

These work great for a new baby nursing from a bottle to keep liquid from running down the neck.

We have a squirmy 11.5 lb baby boy who also squirts lots of formula out the side of his mouth. Then there is the formula that goes down his chin. We've tried other bibs, like the terry ones with plastic underneath but they don't prevent our guy from getting his oneise soaking wet. Before this bib we'd have to have a cloth shoved under his neck in an attempt to try to keep his clothes dry so we wouldn't have to change his clothes after every single stinking feeding. The success rate of keeping his clothes dry is higher with the Tommee Tippee bibs.I can't really write about the velcro. Sometimes he stays "still" enough for us to fasten it, but most of the time he doesn't. Snaps are a no go for us, because of the squirming, and velcro let's us shoot for good enough.It is winter and we have radiant heat so these dry quickly enough when placed on a warm radiator.