Drool bibs are a great way to catch slobber that drips from those juicy jowls. They keep the chest clean and can help prevent that sour odor that can sometimes build up. They work great when you’re out and about and carrying a big drool towel around isn’t an option.

When should I start using drool bibs?

Children from 0-6 months will benefit most from regular and drool bibs, since they’re usually not eating baby food until they reach around six months of age. Once they hit the 4- to 6-month mark, you will want to start looking for feeding bibs. These can be used as long as you want.

What is a drooling bib?

The size: Drool bibs are smaller than feeding-time bibs. Their main purpose is to keep the front of your baby’s shirt dry. This means the bib is just large enough to cover your baby’s upper chest and neck. … The fabric: These bibs are usually made of absorbent fabrics that also wash easy and dry quickly.