Tiny Twinkle Mess Proof Baby Bib, Cute Full Sleeve Bib Outfit, Waterproof Bibs for Toddlers, Machine Washable, Tug Proof Closure, Baby Smock for Eating, Long Sleeved (Petite Safari, Small 6-24 Months)

Love these bibs! Lifesaver
My baby is a messy eater (but then again, which baby isn’t?). I first tried those silicone bibs with a curved lip at the bottom, but in my experience they didn’t catch the food all that well and his arms were not protected at all. More importantly, my baby didn’t like to wear them (something about the feel of the silicone against his neck). Somehow we would end up with food running down his neck too. After countless days of me washing down the high chair after each meal and trying to get food stains out of baby clothes (especially the sleeves and neck), I decided to look for another solution.Enter the tiny twinkle bibs. These are light weight and easy to put on, my baby doesn’t mind wearing them and I can get a good fit around his neck so no food running down his neck anymore. The pocket at the bottom works well to catch food and I love that the sleeves are protected too with elastic at the openings. These are waterproof so baby can make a mess to his heart’s content. Since it is so easy to put on from the front, I can put the bib on after I secure the high chair straps so those are kept clean too. After the meal, they are super easy to wash by hand or throw in the washing machine, and they dry very quickly so they are ready for the next meal.As soon as I got my first bib, I loved it so much that I immediately ordered two more. They come in a number of cute colors and designs but honestly I would still use them no matter what they looked like, given how functional they are. We have been using them for over a year now and they are a real lifesaver. Will definitely buy again.

We would be lost without these bibs
We originally purchased the 6-24 month bibs, which worked amazing from starting on BBL and purees to eventually having our child eat whole meals. I later purchased the 2-4 yr old ones when my messy toddler still needed wipeable bibs for not only meals, but also some art projects. Velco it together, throw it in the wash on cold, and hang dry – and tada! Ready to go again! It’s so helpful that they do not need to be washed separately too, as I already do enough laundry with a toddler. They dry pretty quickly too! I love the selection of patterns, and I was able to purchase these on sale sometimes too (which helps when you want to buy a few). It’s actually tricky to find wipeable bibs after 2 yrs old, unless you want to spend a ton of money on just one, so I appreciated the price of these even when they were not on sale. With the closure being Velcro, obviously if your child tries for long enough they can probably get it off, but honestly I only had this issue a couple of times and he no longer tries to remove it. I was also really impressed that these are OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified – it’s so important! Usually these types of products are so expense, so again, I am so grateful for the price of these. I have not had any issues with long-term staining (tomato based products, understandably, may leave a slight stain but I notice it gone by the next wash – I only had this happen on lighter colored bibs anyway). The elastic cuff prevents the sleeves from rolling up their arm and keeps out a lot when things start to get messy. A plus is also the high collar, so clothing underneath stays clean. As you can tell, I really love these bibs and I think they are one of my top recommended items for parents.

Favorite long sleeved smock bib I’ve tried
I tried several of the main long sleeved smock bibs to see which I liked best – Tiny Twinkle, Bumkins, Bibado and Mushie. This is my favorite overall. Tiny Twinkle and Bumkins are nearly identical, same type of water resistant easy to clean fabric and same size with pocket. The Bumkins is just slightly larger, as you can see in the picture of the Tiny Twinkle on top of a Bumkins bib. The Bumkins has a tie in the back vs Velcro for TT. I slightly prefer the tie since you don’t have to worry about Velcro snagging other clothes in the wash, but what makes this one win out is that the Bumkins one has white elastic around the cuff of the sleeves that isn’t waterproof and gets gross looking quickly. TT has the waterproof fabric wrapped around. Not sure why the Bumkins product designer didn’t try their product on real messy babies!Bibado has the smart design of clipping around the high chair table to catch everything but I found the fabric hard to clean so it felt a little grody quickly. And Mushie’s fabric seemed less water resistant and the fit is rather huge even on my 90th percentile 9 month old. Maybe good fit for a toddler though.

Great bib for my baby. I like that you can fold it away for easy storage in the nappy bag. Easy to clean also.

We’re all about baby led weaning in our house, & in the warmer months we’d just strip our LO down and let her get filthy. As it got cooler though, we needed something to cover her clothes so she could get messy but still stay warm. We tried other similar products but they were so rigid and had very plastic/chemical smells. Discovered the TT brand & haven’t looked back. Soft & easy to clean, couldn’t recommend them enough. Even gifted our friend this particular one for their little girl and now they swear by them too!! Also helps that they’re SUPER cute prints and designs!