Long Sleeve Bib - Safari Jungle
Category: Eat
First foods means arms in it up to the elbow. This is the bib that covers the sleeves too.
Animals scaled small enough that you keep finding new ones at month six. A long-sleeve smock bib in Safari Jungle — watercolor safari animals and palms on warm cream. Full-sleeve coverage in 100% Reprieve® recycled polyester with a TPU waterproof coating — OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified — with a snap closure at the back and elasticized cuffs. Stain-resistant and odor-resistant, so it wipes clean and goes again. For first foods, baby-led weaning, and anything involving tomato sauce.
The bib, in detail. Covers the arms to the wrist and the front to the lap — 14 in across, 13 in neck to hem, 32 in cuff to cuff. Wipe it under the tap or machine wash; tumble dry low. Don’t iron — heat damages the waterproof layer. Sized roughly 4 months to 3 years.
Common questions
When do we need the long sleeves?
First foods and baby-led weaning — anywhere arms end up in the bowl. Past about two, most kids move to a shorter silicone bib.
Is it waterproof?
Yes — a TPU waterproof coating over recycled polyester. Spaghetti sauce stays on the bib, not the shirt.
How do I clean it?
Wipe under the tap or machine wash, then tumble dry low. Don’t iron — heat damages the waterproof layer.
What age does it fit?
Roughly 4 months to 3 years, depending on the kid.
When you'll reach for it. The puree months and early baby-led weaning, when a meal involves the arms as much as the mouth. A short silicone bib covers the front; this one covers the sleeves your washing machine would otherwise inherit. Most kids move back to a short bib once the aim improves, somewhere past two.
Other products in this design. Safari Jungle is also available as a silicone bib. For same-theme characters, see the Eddie Elephant snack plate, Lane Llama snack plate, Liam Lion snack plate, and Rory Rhino snack plate.
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