Q: Is the neck adjustable?
A: Yes. The Fold and Go Bib has five neck adjustment positions to help create a comfortable fit as baby grows.
Q: Does the bib have a food-catching pocket?
A: Yes. The bib has a flexible crumb-catching pocket designed to stay open during mealtime to help catch food and spills.
Q: Is the pocket rigid?
A: No. The crumb-catching pocket is flexible rather than rigid, helping the bib stay lightweight and comfortable.
Q: Is this bib lighter than a traditional silicone bib?
A: Yes. The Fold and Go Bib was intentionally designed to be lightweight and low-bulk, making it a more comfortable option for babies who may be sensitive to heavier silicone bibs.
Q: What age is the bib recommended for?
A: The Fold and Go Bib is recommended for babies ages 4 months and up.
Q: How many bibs are included?
A: Each set includes two Fold and Go Bibs.
Q: Does each bib come with a storage case?
A: Yes. The set includes two individual storage cases, one for each bib.
Q: What is the bib made from?
A: The Fold and Go Bib is made from food-grade silicone.
Q: Is this bib easy to take on the go?
A: Yes. Its lightweight, flexible design can be rolled or folded for compact storage, and the included cases give you a convenient place to store each bib.
Q: Can I put a dirty bib into the storage case?
A: Yes. The individual storage cases are designed to help contain a used bib so it doesn't come into direct contact with the rest of your belongings.
Q: What are the bib dimensions?
A: Each bib measures approximately 8.36" x 11.76" x 1.95".
Q: Is the Fold and Go Bib made from food-safe material?
A: The bib is made from food-grade silicone and has passed testing to FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 requirements for rubber articles intended for repeated food contact.
Q: Has the bib been tested for BPA and phthalates?
A: Yes. The product passed testing requirements for BPA and BPS as well as California Proposition 65 testing for specified phthalates.
Q: Has the bib been tested for PFAS?
A: Yes. The product passed PFAS content testing using a Total Organic Fluorine method.
Q: Has the product undergone children's product safety testing?
A: Yes. Testing includes applicable CPSIA requirements as well as testing for mechanical hazards, small parts, flammability and tracking-label requirements.