Bandana Bib - Sage

Name: Bandana Bib - Sage
Brand: BIBS
SKU: 9404250
Price: 12.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

12,95 €

Color:* Sage

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Bandana Bib - Sage

The BIBS Bandana bib is made of 100% organic muslin cotton. The dribble bib consists of multiple layers to ensure maximum absorbency and can be used to catch drool and regurgitation after feeding.

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