Tidy TotCover & Catch Baby Bib - Mess Proof Long Sleeve Feeding Smock with Food Catcher Pocket - Waterproof Bib

The suction power could be better but it helps keep all the clothes clean.

We started baby led weaning with my daughter and she loved it...however I hated the mess! It took me twice as long to clean everything up as it did for her to eat her meal. And I'd have to get her stripped down to her diaper so she didn't ruin all her clothes and she hates getting dressed/undressed. I was using regular bibs and even the ones with pockets at the bottom which is definitely better than nothing but it was still such a huge mess! Then I bought these bibs. I bought one at first and then quickly went back online to buy another! I clip the bottom of the bib (where the suction cups are) underneath the high chair tray and it make a little "pocket" to catch everything she drops, then I simply lift it up from the bottom and put all the food back on the tray. Clean up is a BREEZE. I saw reviews about people being upset that they stain....I mean it's a bib..the whole point is to keep everything else clean, so I wasn't really worried about that. They are waterproof, I've had her spill her whole sippy cup and her clothes remain dry. I just rinse it off in the sink after she eats (if it's really dirty I use some dish soap too) and then hang it to dry. I alternate between the 2, so by dinner time the one from breakfast is dry. Then every couple days or so I throw them in the washing machine and hang them to dry. SERIOUSLY SO EASY. I love these bibs! We've been using them for 3 months now and they still are holding up great!

This bib really catches a lot of food and makes clean up so much easier and faster! I was so sick of cleaning the high chair after every meal and changing my daughter’s clothes three times a day because of food stains and using so much stain remover on her clothes before washing. There are a few negatives though - I wish the material was easier to wipe off food and stains. The stains stay on the bib until you put it in the wash - washes up pretty well though. Also my daughter likes to pull her food to the edge of the tray to pick up and eat and so the middle suction cup is in the way - I wish the bib attached underneath the tray somehow. And finally - I think it’s a little overpriced for what it is - it should really be in the $15-$20 range.

I don’t fear eating in public anymore, easy to use, wipe down and launder

OK, let me just say I have a love-hate relationship with this product. I bought two of these hoping that it would save us from cleaning up all the time, and it does somewhat deliver on that. However noticed that I said two of these products. That means that you’re paying almost $50 for some thing that’s supposed to protect your child’s clothes and picking up off the floor.However the suction cups are pretty much useless and don’t stick at all even right out of the box. I’d say the blue one has more sticky ones at first, but this thing can’t be built to last for the long haul.Also, if you’re having three meals with your child, imagine washing it off after every meal and then having to wait for it to dry. So that means having three would be optimal. Can you imagine spending $75 on a glorified dropcloth if that doesn’t stay put? I think the design is a good idea, but the materials for way below $20. I wish I could talk to the company to ask them to step up those suction cups, a strong pattern that will withstand the first wash, and maybe come with a hanger to dry instead of a tote bag...it’s a mold issue and turns out it looks nicer than the actual bib.Wish I had done more homework or just went with purchasing kitchen towels to stick under my baby.

I was worried this would be to big for my 6 month old baby who is in the 5% for height and weight, but it works great! The elastic around the sleeve does a great job! I was a bit surprised at how soft the material is and was worried it might be hard to clean. But we fed her foods that would stain and washed the bib in the sink with some dish soap. All the food came out no stains! Overall great product; however, you need one for every meal because the material does not dry fast enough to be ready for the next meal.

I like that the smock prevents food from dropping down the front of my baby, and also keeps it from getting on his arms. But the way that the suctions are spaced apart makes it impossible to stretch the material smoothly - there are folds that food gets lost in. Trying to stretch the suctions out further pulls the baby forward and is still awkward. So it works somewhat, but it's not perfect. What's worst though is the mildew growing at the end of the sleeve, due to it not drying thoroughly. After each use I either hand wash it or toss it in the washing machine, and then hang dry. I never leave it 'bunched up' somewhere while wet. But apparently the way the fabric at the end of the sleeves is sewn together prevents it from properly drying, so now my baby's been wearing a mildew garment while eating. Mildew aside, those elastic wrists make it tricky to get the thing over his hands each meal, too.

This is the second of these bibs that I have purchased for my daughter. They keep her and the highchair seat clean and dry. Definitely recommend!

Saved me a loot of spaghetti cleaning lol😆 shame it's a bit tight around chubby wittle hands,but we fold it once and then it doesnt hurt.also other people complaining about the smell.just wash it straight away and it wont smell.and dry it on the radiator.

I have a very messy eater and this is perfect for avoiding that, although the suction could be better as my little one just seems to unstick the suction cups and tries to eat them

Fa il suo dovere, facile da pulire. Unica pecca, essendo in tessuto plastico, fa sudare

I’ve added a comparison to Bibado bibs above my original review after purchasing a second weaning bib for my baby.Comparison to Bibado:Pros* Tidy Tot is £5 cheaper, which doesn’t sound like a huge amount but I will need a few bibs so it adds up* I find the Tidy Tot is a much better size for my six month old-the sleeves are about the right length and the body doesn’t drown her* the Velcro at the neck is well positioned to adjust it very nicely. I can’t make the neck on the Bibado small enough* The elastic In the Tidy Tot is more snug at the wrist so food doesn’t find its way inside the sleeves* I find the suckers less of a faff to use that the elastic strap on the Bibado bib that wraps around the table or seatCons* the fabric patterns aren’t as nice as the Bibado bibs in my opinion* I suppose the smaller Tidy Tot bib size may become a con rather than a pro as she gets bigger* there is a bit more of a gap down the sides for food to fall into the seat compared to the BibadoOriginal review before purchasing Bibado:To first time parents it sounds like a bib that covers most of your baby and her table is going to be overkill. It isn’t! From someone who learned it the hard way, you definitely need one.The first time we put this bib on our baby she really didn’t like it. I think it was the sound that the fabric made, and there were tears. but if I’m being honest she is a generally fussy baby. After lunch was finished there was a two minute clean up operation. Perfect.The second time we gave her solids, in view of the previous tears we decided to let her eat peas without the bib. Big mistake. It took us five minutes of wiping her down and stripping her off until she was clean enough even to be removed from the chair! Considerably more tears followed when she had to have an emergency bath. Then we had to clean the chair and the floor, of course. In spite of the immediate (and we thought quite thorough) clean up, everywhere she sat that day is now covered in peas.After a few days of playing with the bib as though it were a toy (touching it, scratching it, peek-a-boo etc) she is now happy to wear it. Some food down still goes down the sides into the seat, but very little, and the Velcro neck and elasticated arm holes haven’t failed us yet.The suckers stick quite nicely to the plastic table top and she hasn’t worked out how to pull them off yet. It washes in the machine really well and dries pretty quickly (overnight certainly, but not between meals). I think once we are feeding her solids more than once a day we will need a couple more bibs. I will trial some different brands to find out which one works best for us, but I’m not expecting to find one that is significantly better. Baby led weaning is what it is; messy but fun!

I’ve bought a couple of these now, they fit my little one well and are easy to wash (can go in the washing machine) and have very little visible staining. I definitely prefer them over another well known coverall brand…The only annoying thing (and the reason it lost a star!) is the middle suction pad doesn’t fit at the same time as a suction plate/bowl on our highchair as there isn’t enough space for both. So it means there is a bit of a gap where food can get through - might be helpful to have the option to put the suction pad in a different position so that both can fit? Or have 4 suction pads spread out, rather than just 3?It would also be nice to have more patterns available as there doesn’t seem to be many options.