Bibs
In the grand scheme of childcare, buying a bib should be a minor concern. Don't get me wrong; your baby needs a bib

Don't forget to get at least a few that pressure your kid into a high-achieving future
Additional Information:
- For some helpful parental advice on feeding your baby visit Baby Tips.
- To learn how to remove stains from clothing and bibs visit About.com.
What to Look For
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Terry cloth
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Hard plastic bibs
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Disposable bibs
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- Size -- Pay attention to the age and/or weight the bib is designed for.
- Some bibs fit babies until they reach about 12 pounds.
- Look for a bib your baby won't outgrow right away, such as the ones recommended for all babies under age 3
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- Adjustable closures
might help as your baby grows, but they won't stay as well as the snap
closures.
- Coverage -- Some bibs only cover a baby's front.
- Cost -- Basic bibs should cost about $3-$5
- Disposable bibs are sold in multi packs and break down to less than 50 cents per bib.
- Good idea to buy bibs in multiples to save money.
Top Manufacturers
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