Kite Dribble Bib - Born To Bloom
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Kite Dribble Bib - Born To Bloom

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Detalles del producto

The Kite Dribble Bib - Born To Bloom is a feeding-time essential that keeps your little one's clothes clean while adding a touch of charm. Soft, towelling-backed, and easy to wear, this bib is perfect for mealtimes, snacks, or on-the-go adventures.
  • Soft, towelling-backed
  • Easy to wear
  • Perfect for mealtimes, snacks, or on-the-go adventures

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • Soft towelling-backed bib for maximum absorbency
  • Keeps clothes clean from spills + dribbles
  • Adorable Baa Baa Quack print for playful styles
  • Easy to put on + take off for fuss-free mealtimes
  • Perfect for everyday use or travel in a change bag

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