Product Description

You will not find a better bib anywhere. The innovative Crumb Chum sets a new standard in quality and convenience for bibs. Invented by a mother-daughter team, Grammy Marsha and Stephanie Mintz, it truly hits the mark on fit, function and design. Most bibs cover only the chest. Crumb Chum's patented design is longer, with special wings to provide coverage from chin to waist and across the lap, over the legs and to the toes, and a wide "pucker pocket" that catches every spill. You'll change fewer clothes and clean fewer chairs, floors and car seats with this bib. The polyurethane-coated polyester fabric is waterproof, yet softer and lighter than practically any other bib. Infants that reject other bibs will not even notice this--it fits like a second shirt. It wipes clean with a sponge or damp cloth, but it's also completely safe in the dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer. Crumb Chum easily folds small enough to fit in any purse or pants pocket. Because it's so compact, lightweight and easy to clean, it's perfect for restaurants, the car, or airplane travel. You can actually eat out without destroying restaurants. Because it covers so well, and the designs are cute without being cutesy, you'll be able to use the Crumb Chum with messy art projects long after your toddler has graduated from needing a bib at mealtime. Comes in three patterns (clouds, denim and dalmations) and two sizes (infant (5-15 months) and toddler (15 months-2 years)). Crumb Chums have been featured in "Kids Today" and "Pregnancy" magazines and on the "Today" show. Order a couple for home and a couple for the road.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #39036 in Apparel & Accessories
• Brand: Let Babies Soar
• Fabric type: polyester
• Dimensions: .8 pounds

Features

• Unique chin to toe coverage completely protects clothing, chairs, and floors from stains and spillage
• Lightweight fabric gently drapes for comfort and mobility--the only bib babies & toddlers actually enjoy wearing
• Easily wipes clean with a washcloth or sponge, or just throw in with the rest of the laundry
• Folds small enough to keep in a purse or pocket--great for travel
• Softer and more comfortable than even terrycloth, but waterproof and stain-resistant, and won't crack like vinyl or plastic bibs.

Customer Reviews

The best bib on the planet
We've tried every bib out there, and nothing comes close to the Crumb Chum. It is one of the single most useful baby products in the possession of anyone fortunate enough to acquire one -- the luxury sedan of eating accessories.

They are made of the same kind of waterproof polyester fabric that some shower liners are made from, but a bit more lightweight and breathable.

They may cost a little more than basic bibs, but they last a lot longer too, since they don't crack like a lot of the plastic bibs we had. They also probably save far more than what we paid for them in loads of laundry we don't have to do. Mealtime used to mean an automatic change of clothes and an outfit thrown in the wash. Either that or stripping our kids down for every meal. And even if we were willing to get them naked, there would still be a half hour cleaning the chair, as bits of lunch seemed to find their way into every possible crevice. And car seats? Forget it--in the lining, between the lining and the shell, in the seat, under the floor mat, in the doorwell. I think I found a cheerio in the glove compartment once. Eating in restaurants was also tough. We really like indian food and so do both of our kids, but a ten-minute post-dinner ritual of sweeping up saffron rice with a napkin, not to mention suffering under waitstaff glowers, removes much of the appeal of dining out. With the Crumb chum, I have given our 2-year old pad thai at the dining room table and yogurt tubes in the car and walked away unscathed.

They are really comfortable, enough so that our daughter is willing to wear them as an apron or smock for crafts and water play.

They are SUPER easy to clean. Most of the time, I just wipe them down with a sponge, or hold them under the faucet, then let them dry on a dish rack. If they're really goopy, or it's berry season, they can go in the wash (and dryer) with other clothes.

Okay, I realize I've written way too much here. Just get some.

I am now the "bib hero" of my neighborhood
On a recent picnic with a friend and her toddler, I noticed that the little fellow was definitely "bib challenged." There had to be something better out there. After much research, I found the Crumb Chum and immediately ordered one for my friend. It was everything it said it would be (and more). What amazed her most was the lightness of the fabric, plus the overall coverage and easy on and off features. The "Crumb Chum revolution" is spreading throughout our area (Memphis & Germantown, TN). Thanks, Crumb Chum, for making me a hero and making life easier for my friends and their little ones.

Self feeding - not a problem!
Since my 13-month old daughter will no longer let me spoon-feed her, I figured it was time to let her learn to feed herself the mushy stuff. Knowing this is a learning process for her, I was a bit tense about the missed spoonfuls that would land on her chest,lap and floor. A few days ago, I gave her a bowl of blueberry yogurt and a spoon, armored her with the Crumb Chum, grit my teeth and let her go to town. It worked great - the food that didn't end up in her little mouth (and there was a LOT of it :-) was plopped on the Crumb Chum, not on her chest, lap or the floor. I have to add that she used to yank her previous bibs off every time, but the Crumb Chum is so light, she barely knows she has it on. Now I'm completely relaxed about mealtimes with her, and I think she is, too.