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Tiggeruth
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Heidi
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bibs?
Do you use them from the very beginning?
I have so far only gotten like 1 bib and next weekend DH and I are going to BBB to pick up some things that are necessities that haven't been bought yet to make sure we are ready.
Should we buy bibs?
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BethanyLynn
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Re: bibs?
Absoluteyl!
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| Posted 4/11/11 1:30 PM |
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ctrain1124
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C
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Re: bibs?
YES!!! I think with DS we went through about 6-8 bibs a day maybe even more!!! He spit up a lot! I already have at least 25 for DD!!!
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| Posted 4/11/11 1:37 PM |
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EricaAlt
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Erica
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Re: bibs?
YES! Get the soft, clothe ones. They're great. Soft to wipe their face quickly and gently.
Don't forget burp clothes. There's always spit-up and drool.
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| Posted 4/11/11 1:46 PM |
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MrsKS
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Kerri
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Re: bibs?
I'd say so.
I have a few bibs already. and I registered for a bunch more. I figure with the way they drool and eat and how messy babies can be.. you can never have too many bibs!!
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| Posted 4/11/11 1:48 PM |
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MarisaK
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Marisa
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Re: bibs?
definitely - but you want the ones that are kind of like, towel material ........the very soft, cotton 'cute' ones (that feel more like t shirts) don't catch anything .........everything runs right off of them -
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| Posted 4/11/11 1:53 PM |
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springsandra
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Sandra
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Re: bibs?
I just started using them now, at 3 months old.
I love the Aden & Anais burp cloth / bibs to use as burp cloths. I'm just starting to put soft bibs on DD when I feed her and will likely be putting them on her more now because she's drooling all the time these days. But I never used them at all until this past week.
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| Posted 4/11/11 3:12 PM |
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snowprincess
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Re: bibs?
i did not use bibs till he was about 2 months old when he started droling a lot - my son never spit up much unless you over fed him
i also received tons of bibs as gifts so don't buy many
also i preferred the plastic bibs when i started food
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| Posted 4/11/11 3:18 PM |
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3MakesAFamily
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Stephanie
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Re: bibs?
also one of my friends told me to get a package of the cloth diapers(they come in packs of 12 I think)....they are super aborbent and are better to use as a burp cloth than the real thing
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| Posted 4/11/11 4:22 PM |
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Re: bibs?
Posted by 3MakesAFamily
also one of my friends told me to get a package of the cloth diapers(they come in packs of 12 I think)....they are super aborbent and are better to use as a burp cloth than the real thing
100% the case for me...covers a much bigger area on your shoulder/lap too, so if DC spits up while you're burping, it doesn't run off the burp cloth.
As for bibs, I did use them a lot in the beginning to catch formula/milk dribbling down the chin, the occaisional spit up.
When we got to the drooling/teething stage, we got the bibs that are made by I think Carters...they are tshirt material on the outside and have a plastic lining INSIDE, so it doesn't soak through to their clothes...but those are definitely NOT good for spit up/milk dribble...
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| Posted 4/11/11 4:25 PM |
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