Review on Feeding Supplies Fruit Spoon Feeder Kids' Home Store by Adam Madden

the bib is so cute i like its design. This bib has 6 adjustable holes which is great as the other bib we are currently using only has 4 and I still found it a bit wide for the baby's neck. I still found food on my baby's neck and clothes after feeding. This bib allows me to tighten it up a bit and ensures any spilled food stays on the bib. The pockets are wide enough to hold groceries and juices. I found this bib to be a bit thinner compared to the other bibs we use, but that doesn't detract from the bib's protection and function. I love that I can put it in the dishwasher to clean it. The instructions say not to machine wash, but I'm not sure if that means it's dishwasher safe. I'll probably use it anyway because many other silicone bibs say it's dishwasher safe. However, I mostly hand wash silicone bibs and let them air dry. The spoon is also of good quality, durable. I like that the silicone spoon can be removed for cleaning. Sometimes these things get a little dirty in the crevices, so it's good that you can take them off and clean them thoroughly. We already have a spoon with a silicone side, but not stainless steel. The stainless steel one is handy for scraping or for use with tougher foods. I've tried the spoon, but I'm not quite sure how I like the spoon yet. I just discovered that I can pierce myself with the stainless steel side if I use the silicone side to feed my baby. It's not sharp, it's stainless steel. We all know that children sometimes turn over in their chair while eating and sometimes reach for a spoon. All I can think of is the tug of war between me and the kid and the stainless steel side facing one of us - it's not going to end well anyway. It would be much better if they made two different spoons out of it. I can keep the spoon when the baby is a little older. All in all, this is a good time to eat. The spoon even comes in a plastic box, perfect for on the go. I hope they release more cute bibs in fun colors.