Drool Bib Recommendations

[RMAMom]

Can anyone recommend a drool bib for 15 month old that drools constantly.

I was thinking I could order them online and send to DDIL but if I need to pick them up at target or Walmart, Pennys etc., I can do that and mail them.

My baby is 18 yrs old so we have been out of the baby loop for a while.

 

[mjkacmom]

I just used regular fabric bibs. How is the child's speech? At 18 months, my drooling ds had very little speech, was evaluated, and was eligible for ST. He just had very weak mouth muscles. Within 3 months, he was talking up a storm (and the drooling got much better).

 

[amitrat]

I like Carter's dribble happy bibs - they are large, but not too large, and have a plastic inbetween the terry so it doesn't leak throught. You can get them individually or in a 3 pack - carter's stores would have them and you might be able to order online

 

[FigmentFinder]

IMO, I wouldn't put a bib on a mobile baby/toddler. It's a choking hazard. Wipe their face and change shirts as needed.

 

[Karenj2]

This probably isn't the best suggestion immediately after the choking hazard comment, but I swear by the amber teething necklaces! I got mine from Inspired By Finn. DH was resistant at first, but DD at 4 months old used to DROOL like crazy - going through multiple onsies a day. We put the necklace on her one night after she woke up screaming, and the drooling and screaming stopped!

The babies don't chew on it, but the amber is a natural analgesic (pain reliever) and anti-inflammatory, and it's absorbed into the skin as needed. The only times we've needed to give her any tylenol was once when all four molars were erupting, and now with all for canines. Even the daycare provider noticed the difference when we put it on her. (And the rare times we've forgotten to put it back on after a bath, my DC provider notices the difference.)