Guide to Feeding Your Baby With Less Mess

Let's face it. Our babies are messy eaters. We know because we experience it virtually every day during meal times. So it's little wonder we're always looking for ways to make eating time less messy, and cleaning up a lot easier.

To make eating more fun and less messy, we recommend using a good baby bib, particularly one designed not to stain easily. Polyester and nylon are among some of the most widely-used stain-resistant materials in the market, but individually, they suffer from drawbacks. Nylon has the resilience but not resistance to stain; polyester doesn’t stain easily but is not very durable.

Bibbitec Bibs Receive Parent Tested Parent Approved (PTPA) Seal of Approval

Susie Taylor, Founder and Chief Creative Officer of bibbitec®, is thrilled to announce that the bibbitec Ultimate Bib has just won the PTPA Seal of Approval. PTPA Media evaluates products through its testing community of over 70,000 volunteer parents, the largest such testing group in North America. The PTPA Seal is rated “most trusted” by over 22,000 parents.

“It is my sincere honor and pleasure to announce this award,” states Taylor. “I remember purchasing products for my own baby based on their (PTPA) logo…and now my very own bib is among their elite list. I feel like I just won an Oscar.”

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How to Take Care of Baby Bibs

When it comes to baby clothes, parents have to be meticulous about everything that they let their child wear. Among the things that often gets messy is the baby's bib. Most of the time, babies wear this bib around their neck to catch the excess food and milk from their little mouths or their baby drools or baby saliva. Whatever the case, baby bibs are one piece of clothing that little babies must not do without. Here are a few tips to ensure that the bib and your little tot stays healthy, clean and protected.