Name: Bumkins Short Sleeve Bib for Girl or Boy, Toddler and Kids for 1-3 Years, Large Size, Essential Must Have for Junior Children, Eating, Mess Saving Soft Fabric Apron
Brand: Bumkins
SKU: B0CJL23Q3T
Price: 17.92 USD
Availability: InStock

Bumkins Short Sleeve Bib for Girl or Boy, Toddler and Kids for 1-3 Years, Large Size, Essential Must Have for Junior Children, Eating, Mess Saving Soft Fabric Apron

$17.92

Bumkins Short Sleeve Bib for Girl or Boy, Toddler and Kids for 1-3 Years, Large Size, Essential Must Have for Junior Children, Eating, Mess Saving Soft Fabric Apron

$17.92

Mealtime becomes a tropical getaway with the Hello Kitty and Friends Luau Junior Bib. The short sleeved bib saves kids clothes from a mess! A handy crumb catcher / catch-all pocket helps contain spills. Our large coverage bib can double as an art smock or just protect clothes during playtime. We recommend rinsing any drips and spills with cold water as soon as mealtime is over. Bumkins’ original fabric is 100-percent polyester with embedded TPU for waterproofing. It’s lightweight, soft and comfortable on little ones’ skin. Our original colorful designs are colorfast, so they won’t wash away! Sized to fit children ages 1 to 3 years. The back hook and loop closure allows for a quick, adjustable and tug-proof fit. Measures approximately 15in across, 14in from neck down and 16in sleeve to sleeve. We use third party labs to ensure the products we manufacture comply with CPSC and CPSIA standards for BPA, Lead, and Phthalates. For over 30 years, Bumkins has been creating thoughtful and responsibly made essentials for babies and kids, making parenting easier so families can cherish those special moments. Designed in Arizona, responsibly made in China. Self-feeding is important for toddlers. It helps them in developing their fine motor skills, including learning to pick up food with their hands, fingers and then utensils. They also learn to pick up and hold various sizes and shapes of food, building independence and self-confidence in doing it by themselves. Mealtime with toddlers can be a challenge as they exert their independence and decide what they do and don’t want to eat. It can get messy, but your child is continuing to learn and experience the sensory components of food: taste, flavor, smell, texture, and appearance. Self-feeding is important so children can learn to understand their own internal cues for hunger and fullness. Eating meals together is so important. The family table is a good place to set an example for your child.