Baby Bibs
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Stop the drool, save the outfit. SwaddleAn's premium Bamboo Viscose Bibs are engineered for heavy droolers and teething babies. Unlike stiff silicone or scratchy velcro, our bibs feature a buttery-soft knit texture and a dual-layer absorbent core that wicks moisture instantly. Finished with nickel-free snaps that stay silent and secure.
Why Parents Love Them:
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No "Crunchy" Feel: Softer than cotton, safer for eczema.
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Silent Snaps: No loud Velcro waking the baby.
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High Absorbency: Keeps chests dry 3x longer.
Why Moms Switch to SwaddleAn Bamboo
Cotton gets heavy when wet. Plastic feels like a sauna. Our signature Viscose from Bamboo is different. It is naturally hypoallergenic, thermal-regulating, and wicks moisture away from sensitive skin folds 3x faster than cotton.
The result? A drier chin, a happier baby, and fewer outfit changes for you.
The "No Velcro" Policy (Snaps Only)
We have a strict rule: No Velcro. Ever. Why? Because the loud "RIPPP" sound of Velcro wakes sleeping babies during dream feeds. The rough hooks scratch delicate necks. And worst of all, they snag your expensive swaddles in the laundry.
We use exclusively nickel-free adjustable snaps. They stay silent, secure, and grow with your baby from newborn to toddlerhood.
Find Your Perfect Fit
Not sure which shape you need? Don't just guess.
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For Teething (4-12M): Choose our Bandana Bibs. The triangular shape sits higher on the neck to catch drool right at the source.
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For Newborns & Spit-Up (0-6M): Choose our Standard U-Shape Bibs. The wider shoulder coverage protects the onesie from side-spillage during bottle feeding.
FAQ for SwaddleAN Baby Bibs
Not sure which bib to buy? Start here
The 'Bib Wardrobe' Strategy
Confused by Bandana vs. Standard shapes? Don't just guess. Teething babies need a different fit than newborn milk-drinkers. Learn exactly how many of each you need to survive the first year.
For the 'Happy Spitter' (Reflux)
Is spit-up ruining your laundry load? Standard single-layer bibs can't handle the volume. Discover the specific features (like GSM weight and coverage wings) that separate a "cute" bib from a functional shield.
The Safety Debate: Snaps vs Velcro
Why do we refuse to use Velcro? It’s not just about aesthetics. From the loud "rip" that wakes sleeping babies to the scratches on delicate necks, find out why 80% of moms switch to snaps.