XP: Bib for feeding solids

Re: XP: Bib for feeding solids

• hollygb22 member

  February 2014

  i use the bumkins

  I like the pocket, they're easy to wipe down. They have velcro at the neck.

  We have a bunch of Aiden and Anais ones..but they're the nice muslin material and so stained. I feel like they were a waste of money (for us at least)

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• ebp913 member

  February 2014

  hollygb22 said:

  i use the bumkins

  I like the pocket, they're easy to wipe down. They have velcro at the neck.

  We have a bunch of Aiden and Anais ones..but they're the nice muslin material and so stained. I feel like they were a waste of money (for us at least)

  I love the Bumkins ones too.  You can do the long sleeve if your baby is super messy. 

     

  
  

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  Team Green turned Team Pink with #1, Team Green turned Team Blue with #2, Team Green turned Team Pink again with #3

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• AKB090609 member

  February 2014

  I agree, these are amazing! Life changing for messy eaters: https://www.amazon.com/Bumkins-Waterproof-Sleeved-Bib-Supernova/dp/B000EMBVIO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1391550045&sr=8-1&keywords=bumkins+long+sleeve+bib

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• LittleApple member

  February 2014

  I have the Bumkins and love them.  They are not easy to get off and easy to clean.  Almost everything is made in china lol

  
  Emily 8.8.08
  Madeline 1.2.11
  William 8.5.12

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• okayestmom12 member

  February 2014

  Another vote for Bumkins.  We started using them with DD at 5 months and still use them today.

  T & J 5.9.09
  MMC 2.12.11 @ 8w
  PVM 5.8.12
  GWM 3.17.15
  RPM 2.21.19

  
  
  

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• chicagobride_07 member

  February 2014

  We have the bumkins bibs as well and they are working nicely

  
  DOR and AMA
  2/12-5/12: 4 IUI cycles = all BFN;
  7/12: DE IVF # 1 (with ICSI)- 20R, 16M, 14F, 5DT of 2 blasts; 6 frosties = BFN;
  Lupus anticoagulant initially high, then found to be normal on hematology consult;
  Follow up testing in September all clear;
  Started synthroid for "high normal" TSH;
  FET # 1- late October 2012- BFP on FRER; beta # 1- 21(low), beta # 2- 48 (still low), beta # 3- 132, beta # 4- 1,293; beta # 5- 5,606; last beta- over 100,000. First u/s 11/21- heard heartbeat
  12/12- Officially an OB patient!
  Level 2 ultrasound at 20 weeks shows vasa previa and VCI
  Referral to MFM and mandatory c section for delivery
  Beautiful baby girl born at 34 weeks
  Finally home after 15 day NICU stay!
  Trying for sibling: FET # 2- May 2014; beta 5/31, BFN
  FET #3, early July 2014; beta 7/14, BFN
  DE IVF # 2- August 2014; 14R, 13M, 11F, 5dt of 2 blasts (3 AA), 5 frosties = BFN
  FET #4- December 2014, yet another BFN

  Dr. KK work up shows borderline uterine blood flow, elevated NK cells, and MTHFR mutation (homozygous for c677t)

  Added baby aspirin, prednisone, supplements, Metanx, and intralipids

  Switched to large clinic for final attempt; had endometrial receptivity testing in January; FET March 2015 = yet another BFN

  Likely OAD- NBC

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• dmurrie member

  February 2014

  We use the rubbery tommee tippee ones. They hose down quite nicely.

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• Soon2BMrsN member

  February 2014

  These from ikea: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30178006/
  $2.99 for a two pack so they're cheap but also surprisingly durable.

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• twinkletoes3126 member

  February 2014

  I like the JJ Cole ones because they snap instead of Velcro.

  
  

  
  

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• roboneill02 member

  July 2014

  I like the ones with a pocket at the bottom and has an adjustable neck. I found out that these bibs are really useful and adorable. You can always bring them, especially when you're out for a dinner or at a friend's house. I remember when my baby wears it at the restaurant, there's a lady stop at our table and ask where did I bought her bib.

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• hbrockman01 member

  July 2014

  https://www.bibbitec.com/ this is by far the best bib I have ever used!!

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• manausmom member

  July 2014

  I have these and I like them.
  https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004MM3N6K?pc_redir=1405355871&robot_redir=1

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• Beth.1212 member

  July 2014

  Hey guys! I'm not sure how this posting got active again, but I actually got some bummis super bibs a while back and I'm pretty happy with them. Thanks for the advice, though!

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• drpayne member

  July 2014

  Both kids use these.  Zero complaints.  One bib is going on 3 years old.  I even put them in the dishwasher once a week.
  
  https://www.amazon.com/Summer-Infant-Bibbity-Rinse-Portable/dp/B00BBSOZLU/ref=sr_sp-atf_title_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405711662&sr=8-1&keywords=bibbity
  
  

  

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