Never buy another baby bib again
Of course, as a house with children, I have a slew of baby bibs. Â Snap close, velcro close, a pocket to catch food, cloth, plastic – you name it. Â BUT, the minute my babies (and yours, too, I’m sure) turned about 10 months old they began to rip them off. Â Not only that but they would slide around and no matter what, food would find its way onto their clothes. Â Always.
After dressing Paityn in oversized t-shirts that used to belong to Brady while she wasn’t feeling well (she just looked so comfy in them) I realized something. Â Why don’t I put one on her every time she eats? Â Wouldn’t that be SO much easier than fighting her to wear a bib?
Take your older children’s (or family member hand-me-downs) and keep a stack of them folded in a kitchen drawer or the pantry. Â Throw them in with your regular laundry for washing when you’re done!

