Scrunch Bottle Bibs are one of those products that make me slap myself on the head thinking, “why didn’t you think of that?” This item helps keep babies clean and sweet by preventing formula or breast in from the bottle from dribbling down their necks.

You know how babies’ necks are often chubby? (And cute too.)  When they are bottle fed, the drips can get caught there and cause a rash or a sour smell. I remember trying to use a cloth diaper, a bib, a burping cloth, but I’d have to keep moving those around because they’d slip. And still, I’d end up with a wet baby and wet clothes.

With the Scrunch Bottle Bib, the velcro goes around the bottle and the soft bib area fits just where you need it. It is made of 100% cotton, is machine washable and is reversible so that it can be used twice. It comes in pink, blue, yellow, green, and multicolors and fits any size bottle.

My Review: I shared this with my friend Leanne’s daughter, Layla who is 6 months old. She is on a hypoallergenic formula that has a pretty bad odor to it. No matter what Leanne does, the formula spills on Layla and smells.

Leanne sat with Layla who was very hungry, and tried out the Scrunch Bottle Bib for the first time while I took some photos and we chatted. Leanne found it easy to use and found that it was very soft to the touch. Even when Layla grabbed the bottle herself it stayed attached to the bottle. We were pleased with the results too. After the bottle was empty, there were no spills at all on Layla or her clothes, but the Scrunch Bottle Bib was wet. It caught every drip.

Knowing that it can be reused a second time makes it something that will be used again and again. Leanne thinks she may rinse it out during the day to use a third or fourth time too. Or maybe someone will buy one for her, hint, hint!

To Purchase: Visit Wee Baby Inc. to buy a few for yourself or as a baby shower gift at $7.99 each.

Review courtesy of Family Review Network.

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