Just as you might tuck a napkin into your shirt when eating a plate of spaghetti or lay a linen cloth in your lap as a sign of good table manners, babies need bibs to intercept spills, drops and ...

Using Bright Yellow, Ch 36. Row 1: ESC in second chain from hook and in each chain across, chain 1 turn (35 stitches). Row 2: ESC in each stitch across, chain 1 turn. Rows 3 - 5: ESC in each stitch ...

Because let’s be real, the baby mess doesn’t stop, but your laundry pile finally can! Meet Abibi, the world’s first bib designed to actually do its job: keep food off your little one’s clothes and out ...