Best bibs for drooling baby

Millem · 11-12-2017 08:11AM #1

Hi all

My little guy is a serious drooler. I am double bibbing at the moment and he is still soaking. Just using cotton bibs.
Is there a bib out there to keep him dry?

Thanks

Cakerbaker · 11-12-2017 08:13AM

I found the ones from Name It best out of the ones I had. They were fleece lined so soaked up the drool well. Any others soaked through.

fits · 11-12-2017 11:05AM

The rain and conker ones are lovely. Fleece backing. I have a heap I could sell on to you if you like.

jlm29 · 11-12-2017 11:55AM

The baby boo ones are great. Fleece backing too- they’re dear enough, but I think they do bundles. I’ve a feeling 10 of them cost €32. Some shops are now stocking them, but I’ve always bought online. Their prints are lovely. My little dude is a real drooler too, and his clothes never get wet
I got some as a gift which are the very same. Zippy is the brand, and I’ve seen them in some pharmacies, you might come across them.

Toots · 11-12-2017 05:38PM

There's a brand called Funky Giraffe and I found them a lifesaver for my little boy who drooled an unbelievable amount. They're fleece backed so they kept the clothes dry for a lot longer than regular bibs, they're also bandana shaped and come in loads of different designs, so they didn't ruin the look of his cute little outfits :pac:

maxsmum · 11-12-2017 06:03PM

Rain&conker by a mile

painauchocolat · 11-12-2017 09:58PM

Dunnes and next do bibs that are labelled "dribble proof" - they're double layered, sometimes triple layered and are much more effective than the standard cotton ones. Not sure how the price/quality compares with others already mentioned, but they might be easier to source

sillysocks · 12-12-2017 06:58AM

Next ones are great, they've a built in middle later that soaks up the moisture and stops it getting through. But both sides are covered with cotton so it's not like some bibs where the back is plastic (which I'm guessing could be uncomfortable).

maxsmum · 12-12-2017 07:14AM

painauchocolat wrote: »

Dunnes and next do bibs that are labelled "dribble proof" - they're double layered, sometimes triple layered and are much more effective than the standard cotton ones. Not sure how the price/quality compares with others already mentioned, but they might be easier to source

Have got loads of em and don't compare in quality to rain&conker at all.

Millem · 12-12-2017 07:54AM

Gosh I never heard of lots of these brands! First boy never dribbled! Tesco etc bibs were grand! I have never seen triple layer ones!!
I might order a few of each!
Funky giraffe are different sizes any idea what size I should go for?

whiskeyman · 12-12-2017 12:20PM

Ikea ones are great - fleece lined also.

Toots · 12-12-2017 09:48PM

Millem wrote: »

Gosh I never heard of lots of these brands! First boy never dribbled! Tesco etc bibs were grand! I have never seen triple layer ones!!
I might order a few of each!
Funky giraffe are different sizes any idea what size I should go for?

I just used the regular size up until he was about 1 and then went for the large. I've ordered a few for the current bun in the oven and just went with Regular. There's 2 sets of snaps on the back, so you can adjust the size pretty easily.

pwurple · 15-12-2017 03:12PM

I double-bibbed... plastic backed underneath, and the fleece backed on top.

Best bibs for drooling baby

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