Bandana Baby Bibs - 8 Pack Waterproof Unisex Ultra Soft - 3 Layers Technology - Perfect for Boys & Girls with Sensitive Skin, Teething Drooling, Feeding - Perfect Gift for Newborn, Infants & Toddlers

Packaging: 8 bibs come in a cute and solid box. They were rolled individually so that I could see all the colors and all the bibs – I knew what I was getting as soon as I opened the box. And opening the box didn’t require a sharp object! Super easy.Patterns/Pictures: Each bib had a cute picture/pattern on them. I received the same colors/patterns as pictured. As with most variety packs, some were cuter than others. The product title said “unisex,” but it is my opinion that a couple of these bibs are decidedly girly (especially the pink hot air balloon with pink clouds).Material/Quality/Usability: The back side of the bib is amazingly soft! You can put this against your baby’s skin and not feel bad about it. It is kind of a velvety texture that I couldn’t help petting for a minute. The tag says the back is 100% fleece and the front is 100% cotton. And that tag isn’t anywhere near the baby’s neck line – wonderful!! The online description says “3 Layer Technology,” but I can’t see any explanation of what this actually means. However, based on my investigation, there is no plastic involved and the front and back layer do not pull apart. A serger was used for the hem, so I don’t foresee any fraying.There are two sets of snaps to close the bib around the baby’s neck. This means that you actually have three sizes to work with. The closures snap solidly together, so you don’t have to worry about it falling off.Test/Results: I’m going to give most of these to my sister-in-law for my new little niece, but I wanted to try a few things first to see how good these bibs really are. So, I tested the lightest color bib out on chili (meat, tomatoes, etc.). First of all, the bib is absorbent enough that it caught and held most of the chili before it landed anywhere else. Then I rubbed the food into the material to see if the red juices would soak through to the back – they didn’t. The only place where I could see any transfer was right around the bottom edge where the different materials are joined with the hemming process. After making the bib look like a small child used it, I let it sit for 20 minutes (show me a mom that has time to wash out a bib right after using it).After the 20 minute wait, I tried to hand wash the bib in the kitchen sink. I did this mostly to see what would happen. I used a little dish soap and rubbed the material together under the stream of warm water. I only did this for a minute because the color from the chili seemed to be spreading around the bib instead of coming off. I thought that was weird, but all the chunks of food were off, so the next step was laundry. I didn’t have a load ready to go in, so the bib sat there for another hour with red sauce soaking in (the red never did soak through to the back). I wash everything on cold, so this bib got the same treatment. I didn’t do anything special with it, just threw it in with a bunch of towels.When I finally pulled it out of the dryer, the bib only had subtle stains. If this had been one of the darker patterned bibs there wouldn’t have been any evidence of the chili.Overall, these bibs are impressive. They are a good size for coverage, have solid closure, soft and absorbent, don’t allow soaking through, and they don’t need any special care. These bibs are worth the $15 price tag.

These are very nice bibs. When the package is opened the display is attractive, as they are rolled with all the patterns showing. Their bright colors, nice packaging and quality construction make them a perfect gift, as bibs are always something that can be used and appreciated, and these make a nice statement. There is a nice variety of patterns, designs and colors.The fact that they are extremely soft make them perfect to lay against bare baby skin. The snitching is also smooth and won't cause any irritation. The snaps work well and feel solid, and, again, are smooth. Spills wipe up easily from the treated surface. A big plus is that there doesn't seem to be any plastic involved except for the snaps. All natural fabrics are good for babies.Although they are primarily for small babies the snaps allow for growth, and while not covering a big area for big messes, they will work well as baby grows. Since they are so well-made they should last through that growth and many washing.The only area that might be irritating is the label that is stitched on both the inside and the outside. It would have been better to have it completely on the outside of the bib. Other than that small detail these are an excellent product and value, and something that would feel good to give and be appreciated when received as a gift.

They are so good I got 2 packs! 😀If your baby drools like crazy-these bibs are a life saver!My daughter drools a looooot and she would always have a rash in the folds of her neck because there was so much drool coming down and all the bibs on her had lots of space in the front and didnt absorb anything.These bibs saved her and she doesnt have a rash anymore!!!! They wrap around the neck nicely where they don’t let the drool go past her jaw-they absorb it right away and are comfortable and not tight!They are also waterproof on the inside so when the bib is soaking on the outside -it won’t go through the shirt underneath ever!!!Also they are freaking CUTE!!!! Colors are Same as picture!

The packaging is great - it's very high quality and the imagery and design seems luxe. Easy to wrap!The bibs are very soft, and seem durable. I wish there were cohesion among the prints on the bibs, but that's a personal preference. Each pattern is nice.The buttons are very difficult to unhook, though I think that's a catch-22. You don't want it so loose that a kid can pull it off, but it is definitely something that would require two hands and a significant tug to remove from a child's neck. That concerns me slightly because you want something you can easily remove if there's an emergency, or something that would pop loose if the kid got caught on something. I'm thinking, for example, if a small child somehow got himself stuck on the tray of his highchair, he wouldn't be let free by pulling back (as is instinct) but instead would hurt himself.

The appearance of the bibs was nice and fashionable. Size-wise, they are perfect as drool bibs but may be a little on the small side for meals. He liked it that it came as an 8-pack. A baby goes through at least 2-3 bibs a day. So each additional pack means a delay of laundry for another 2-3 days. Also the snap buttons on the bibs is much better than Velcro on most bibs, as babies pull a lot and the snap buttons can help prevent the bib from falling off.We squirted some water onto one of the bibs to test its water resistance and the water slid off easily. The inside was soft and comfortable. The only shortcoming we thought was that the label was sewn to the inside of the bib, which may scratch the baby. You might want to remove the label before putting it on your baby.Overall, we thought the bibs are great products. If there are scarves made of similar material, I'll even consider buying one for myself, LOL.