Baby's bib
- Made:
- 1996 in United Kingdom
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Baby's bib, made of polyvinylcarbonate and cotton, by Jackel International Ltd., c. 1996
Babies' bibs are used to protect clothes from spills and accidents when feeding. They are also for catching saliva from drools and when teething. A range of designs, patterns and types are now available. It is recommended to always supervise a baby when they are wearing a bib.
Details
- Category:
- Nursing & Hospital Furnishings
- Object Number:
- 2022-508
- Materials:
- cotton (textile) and polyvinylcarbonate
- type:
- bib
