Review on 8 Layer Ohequbao Baby Bib Saliva Towel with 360° Petal Absorption, Ideal Bandana Bibs for Drooling, Teething, and Large Burp Cloths by Keisha Smith

I just LOVE these bibs! I've tried all the bibs at this point (second child). Bandana bibs are just not suitable for a very young baby (3 months) as they will flap across their face or morph into a cape. Even without a neck, a wet bib sits under her chin/face and her skin remains wet. I used thin cotton baby wipes with an angled tab/loop folded into a triangle and threaded through the loop on one side. They worked well in the sense that they didn't rise to cover her face, but the same problem with a lack of neck and moisture. There are also traditional nursing bibs, which are great when baby starts eating solids (no, my baby doesn't eat solids until he's at least 6 months old) and they don't sit directly under her face. But they're so big they drool and I don't find them very cute (hey, I'm picky). So these bibs. You are adorable. It looks like she's wearing a tight sailor collar. And I love that they stay in place even when they rotate. They lie nicely evenly and don't roll down her face. And since they lie flat, there's a space between her neck and the moisture that her poor neck so desperately needs. I also like that they are not tight. The lid is small enough to collect drool, but you won't choke it, and it has room to grow (the cervix doesn't get as big either). I wash hot, tumble dry them high and they haven't shrunk at all. They are also super soft. And the designs are beautiful tbh I can't even tell you what each design is as I just don't care. They are not uncomfortable, which is important to me. Overall they are perfect for my 3 month old who has just started teething. She very rarely spat, and that too was treated. If you had a very drooling baby (reflux) it wouldn't do enough and his clothes would get wet. But for normal salivation and occasional vomiting, they're great. Hopefully they will be back in stock as I will be ordering more!