Baby is due in 14 days and I still have a lot to learn about babies and all of their needs. One thing that is new for me is the feeding part of baby’s life. What do I feed them? When do I feed them? What do I use when feeding them?
I was recently introduced to Wee Drool and it opened my eyes to that fact that a basic bib doesn’t cut it for a drooler.
Up until now I haven’t really thought about what if I have a child with a drooling problem. Wee Drool taught me what I want if drooling is an issue at my house. Did you know that a child with excessive drool goes through bib after bib? Normal bibs just don’t cut it for a saliva maniac. They soak right through and the poor kid ends up with a soaked shirt…not to mention that they didn’t look too cute with the bib on.
What I really like about Wee Drool is it doesn’t look like a classic bib. Wee Drool has armholes so your child can’t yank it off, it won’t flip around like a cape, and it won’t flip over the baby’s face when lying down. It even has a cool graphic so it looks like a tee shirt! They “chose muted colors that can be worn with a similar color t-shirt underneath for a coordinated look or a change it up with a contrasting/pattern shirt to bring out the funkier side.”
Wee Drool bibs are good for baby and good for the planet! We only use products that are environmentally safe. They use “low impact dyes, environmentally friendly water-based inks and recycled paper hang tags.“ Wee Drool is made in the USA!!With a 100% waterproof inner layer it protects moisture from soaking through to your child’s clothes. It has an adjustable 3-way snap setting so the bib grows with your child. One size fits all! Plus snaps last longer than velcro and won’t ruin other clothes in the washer.Wee Drool is reversible and is long in length. This is wonderful because as your child grows it is still long enough for them to wear. Not to mention the extra length can be used to help with spills or wiping a child’s face off.
