Little Dutch Mio Bib
Little Dutch

Little Dutch Mio Bib

£10.99

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Description Small eaters, big mess makers - no problem! Keep mealtime mess free with the sweet Little Dutch Mio Bib. Beautifully designed in the adorable pink fairy garden print featuring a sweet deer design with outdoor and flower inspired prints. Crafted with durability in mind this bib is made from BPA-free silicone. Designed for a comfortable fit with its adjustable closure that allows the bib to stay in place and also grow with your child. Featuring a catch tray that neatly collects spilled food and sips, making clean up much quicker. Dishwasher safe, this sweet little bib will make every mealtime a little bit more fun with it's adorable design. Ideal for everyday use and will let your little one learn to eat independently without getting their clothes dirty.

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