It seems a bit expensive BUT it's so useful if your baby is teething. Better than other bibs it's very soft and machine washable. It has a good size and covers the whole chest. Easy to put on and it's safe if the baby chews on it. It has some fun prints. And I got a total of 15.

The bibs are very soft , cute, and a good size. I haven't washed them yet though, so I don't know how well food stains come out. They seem well made, but only time will tell how well they hold up. :)

Great quality and very nice.

These are large easy to snap to change the fit. The backing is very soft and material overall is absorbable.

100% soft for babies. Size is quite big. Value for money product

These bibs are very good quality. We needed bigger bibs to fit our chunky baby’s neck, and there are multiple adjustable sizes on these bibs, making it so easy for our baby AND toddler to wear! The patterns are cute and gender neutral, the fabric is super soft, and I washed them like normal in the wash with no issues (they came with very specific washing instructions, but this busy mom doesn’t have time for all of that haha). Easy to put on and remove, and very good value for the cost.

Great valley. Nice bibs. We like the way they are adjustable!Washes well!Absorbency is fair. Not made for heavy teether or droolers, but still a great product for the average toddler

Nice, soft fabric

These are nice, thick bibs. The size is larger and fully protects my baby’s clothes from spit up, drool or at feeding time. The front cotton on soft and the patterns are cute. The snaps are great and you can adjust the neck to several sizes. My only complaint is the fleece on the back side. It’s cheap and pills after the first wash. These would be perfect if these were made the same as the burp cloths from this brand. Line the backs of these with the same cotton fabric and these would be 5 stars.

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I like these. I got them because I was getting a bit fed up of my baby's shirts always being just slightly damp from her other cotton muslin bibs. I make drooly babies, without a bib, I'd be changing outfits nonstop. I have the green sprouts muslin bibs with snap closures. And they're lovely, but my baby drools through them fast, and even faster when she's teething (they were better when she was tiny). And while I change them often, going through 5 or more a day was just getting a bit silly. These are great, so far I can get through a day only using two of them, as it takes a while before they get really wet. The fleece does keep her clothes nice and dry, though if the bib is super soaked her shirt will get a bit damp. I try to change it well before that though, as I don't like her having wet fabric right up against her. I have actually noticed that they dry somewhat on her if she's not drooling constantly (some days are less drooly then others). These lay flat and don't bunch under her chin or spin around like capes (like those awful bandana bibs do). They're very soft and are washing well so far. The binding around the edges of the bib does cause them to curl in a little, which I find a bit annoying. But I almost always line dry and sort of stretch them flat when they're wet, only takes a couple seconds and it helps. I've also run them through the dryer, very had to flatten them after that. I like the size. They cover my baby's clothes well, and are long enough that the rare times she spits up, they actually catch it. She's about 27inches long at almost six months old, and 18lbs. They come to right above her belly button, for comparison, the green sprouts bibs come to just around her solar plexus, much shorter. The snap closure is great. I learned fast to avoid velcro with my first child. I really like that these snap in front over one shoulder, no hardware at the back of her neck to add bulk or bother her if she's lying down or in the carseat (though these snaps are quite flat and smooth). Plus, I find it way easier to get them on and off as she's not sitting on her own yet, and so is usually lying down when I put her bib on her. Trying to close the snaps of a bib behind her neck is definitely trickier as I have to support her either sitting or standing, and fiddle one handed with the closure. It's also far easier to remove the bib when she's fallen asleep for a nap (I always forget to take them off beforehand!) as I don't have to jostle her head to get to the snaps.Overall, I'm happy with these. They're cute and soft. And they catch all the drool and my baby stays nice and dry.I'll update if I end up with and issues from wear and tear. I just wash these with regular laundry, no special treatment. So hopefully they'll stand up to it.

GREAT: Christian had TERRIBLE reflux for the first six months of his life. Poor guy would spit up all day long and we were going through multiple outfits and burp rags a day. We were doing everything possible to help him feel better with the reflux and I knew there had to be a way to cut down on the outfit changes as laundry was piling up fast. Enter these bandana bibs. These were the perfect way to keep Christian nice and dry when he had an episode and spit up. They are so absorbent and were able to easily keep his outfits dry even on his worst days. Thankfully, Thomas doesn’t have reflux which has been such a relief; however, we still use these bibs. When Thomas drinks his bottle he devours it as fast as he possibly can which causes him to dribble milk out of the side of his mouth. When he first started doing this I figured it was a one-time thing as it completely soaked his clothes. I quickly learned this was not just a one-time thing and very quickly through the bibs on. Since then he drinks his bottles fast and happy and I stay happy because he stays dry. Christian never really drooled when he would teeth but a lot of babies do. I’m curious to see how Thomas reacts to teething. If your baby drools when he teethes then these bibs are going to be your best friend.The bibs have a double layered design that help with moisture management. The front layer is made up of 100% cotton which has a high absorption capacity to protect your baby from getting wet. The back-side has a polyester fleece which resists moisture and helps prevent it from passing through to your baby’s clothes. The dual front & back protection helps keep your baby dry all the time. No matter if there is spit up or drool these bibs have your baby covered.GOOD: The bibs are made with 100% GOTS certified organic cotton in the front and the back is made of soft polyester. These are seriously the softest bibs I have ever felt, I just want to rub the back side all over my face. They also have a nickel-free snap closure as to eliminate any risk of skin allergies. The bibs are easy to clean as you can throw in the washing machine and wash like normal; however, you need to make sure that you air dry or hang dry. I’m also obsessed with the beautiful colors and prints that these bibs come into. I love that when we go out I can find a bib that becomes an accessory to my boy’s outfit rather than ruining the look I was going for. There are two snaps so that these can fit your baby at any age and can grow with your baby. The company also offers a 100% risk-free satisfaction guarantee to let you buy with confidence. If you don’t like the bibs you can return with no questions asked. It doesn’t get much better than that.BAD: Christian and his reflux would be able to soak through a couple of these a day; however, changing a bib is sooooooo much easier than changing an entire outfit. You also get 8 bibs for just under $20 so it is easy to change out the bib quickly when you need to. With Thomas I use about one a day, but he also only get them wet when he is eating.UGLY: I don’t have anything ugly to say. The back side of the bib is the softest thing I have ever felt and the front side has the cutest prints. Add to that they keep my baby dry and I am one happy mommy.