Opinions on disposable bibs, please

[MissMuffet]

Was wondering if anyone uses them and if they are ok. We are going on holiday in two weeks time and thought they could be a good idea xx

 

[cabaretmum2b]

I wouldn't, just because of the environmental impact. I'm rubbish at throwing stuff out! I'd rather buy a load of cheap ones that can be reused

 

[ellie]

I thought the same as cabaretmum but i did get some to go on holiday recently thinking they would be helpful. Theyr'e a bit rubbish actually! they dont stay done up, they dont really catch anything, they fall off and LO ends up eating them as they move when he tries to eat. So when we go away next time I'll just take a pile of ours and rinse them through in the sink in the evening, at least I know they'll work! (And I wont feel bad about throwing them away!)

 

[haggle-b]

Someone gave us a pack. I tried to use one but found them rubbish, too small, and didnt stay round LO neck.

 

[MrsKippling]

I wouldn't, just because of the environmental impact. I'm rubbish at throwing stuff out! I'd rather buy a load of cheap ones that can be reused

same.x

 

[MissMuffet]

Thanks! Think I'll save my money then xx

 

[Sazzoire]

yep, I agree with others... they are rubbish. Don't waste your money xx

 

[ouchwithNo.2]

I am looking at a pack of 6 small napkleen disposable clothing protectors, they have an adhesive strip to stick down, leakproof liner and a crumb catcher (a toaster?)....got them free somewhere, never opened.
If you PM me your address I will happily post them to you, no good for me, LO eats naked as she is a grub-chops.
That way you give something different a try....

 

[ouchwithNo.2]

https://www.napkleen.com/babies.html

 

[samface182]

i found them crap. they flapped up in his face and got in the way of him picking up food.