Bibs
The reason she wears another bib underneath is that the Tommee Tippee ones appear to be designed for older babies (but of course, our infants are so very advanced…) so their necks remain a bit exposed to grime.
Post Script
I think this was one of the first things I ever wrote on this blog, so imagine my embarassment today, just over two months later, when I realised “… but if I just cut another hole in the neck then I won’t have to faff about with two bibs every time…”
Eureka! Easy-peasy. I just cut a cross where I would have liked a hole to be with a sharp kitchen knife and hey bingo, one fully operational bib. Don’t know what the Health and Safety implications are – obviously I wouldn’t recommend cutting the cross shape while the child is still wearing the bib – but it looked fine to me.
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