PandaEar 3 Pack Thick Silicone Baby Bibs for Babies & Toddlers (10-72 Months)| Waterproof Baby Feeding Bibs Adjustable with Wide Food Catcher Pocket, Soft, Unisex, Non Messy |Brown/Blue/Green
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PandaEar 3 Pack Thick Silicone Baby Bibs for Babies & Toddlers (10-72 Months)| Waterproof Baby Feeding Bibs Adjustable with Wide Food Catcher Pocket, Soft, Unisex, Non Messy |Brown/Blue/Green

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Product details

The PandaEar 3 Pack Thick Silicone Baby Bibs are designed to keep your little one clean and dry during mealtimes. These waterproof bibs feature:
  • Soft, flexible silicone construction that is gentle on delicate skin
  • Wide food catcher pocket to contain messes
  • Adjustable snap closure for a secure, customized fit from 10 to 72 months
  • Unisex colors (brown, blue, green) to suit any style
  • Easy to clean - simply wipe down or toss in the dishwasher

Specifications & features

Specifications

Width22 cm
Height0 cm
Length29 cm
ManufacturerPandaEar

Key features

  • [ Sturdy Pocket ]

    Our bibs come with a deep and sturdy spill pocket that catches any stray food or liquids.

  • [ Most Affodable ]

    Our 3-pack reusable silicone bibs will get you through the days at a best budget price. With an array of trendy colors, you are sure to find one that matches kids’ outfit of the day.

  • [ 100% Soft Silicone ]

    Our light bibs are made of 100% soft silicone and will help cut down on your laundry.

  • [ Adjustable Closure ]

    The neck strap provides four different sizes and is suitable for children ages 6 months to 6 years.

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