Baby bib

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Babies wearing bibs look so cute.
When you think of baby products, many people probably think of bibs.
Since it's something you'll use every day, be sure to choose a bib that's comfortable to use.

When do babies need bibs?

Although it varies from person to person, many babies start to drool more at around 3-4 months of age, and this increases even more when they start eating solid foods at around 5-6 months of age.
As your baby grows, the number of bibs increases, so from that point on, you will need to use bibs more frequently.

Voices of senior mothers

When I think of babies, I think of bibs! I bought a lot of them in preparation for the birth. In reality, I didn't use them much during the newborn period, and I was able to use gauze instead when breastfeeding. My baby started drooling more at around 3 months old, and bibs became an essential item until he was almost 1 year old.
I had heard from other moms that some babies drool a lot and some don't, so I didn't prepare many. But when my baby was born, he drooled a lot, and I had to change nearly 10 sheets a day. I only bought more when I needed them.

Bib details

Familia's bibs are full of ingenuity.
There is an interlining between the fabrics, so drool won't seep into the clothes, which is great for babies who drool a lot.
It has been designed to be comfortable and can be worn for a long time, with three-dimensional cutting that fits comfortably around the neck and two buttons that allow it to be adjusted to fit your size.

Voices of senior mothers

I liked that even though it was thin, it absorbed drool well without getting the clothes wet. The button positions can be adjusted as the child grows, so it can be used for a longer period of time than I expected.
I took lots of photos of my baby when he was a baby, so I realized that bibs were more noticeable than I thought. I used Familia bibs not only for everyday use, but also when we went out. Looking at photos now brings back fond memories of the time when he was wearing a bib.

Sleepy Pile

This original pile material has been popularly known as "Tompkins Jersey" since its introduction at Familia in 1969.
It has been reborn as "sleepy pile" with the hope that children wearing it will sleep soundly and that parents holding them will feel comfortable.
Did you know that Sleepy Pile actually blocks approximately 90% of UV rays? We offer a wide range of colors for both men and women, using our original pile fabric, which is safe for outings. We are sure you will find your favorite item.

Fabric characteristics

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Skin feel
The soft texture is so comfortable you'll want to fall asleep. By knitting slowly while allowing air to enter the yarn, unnecessary strain is not placed on the yarn, resulting in a soft, fluffy texture and comfortable fit.

elasticity
The highly elastic Sleepy Pile fabric fits your baby's active movements. It stretches well in all directions, vertically, horizontally, and diagonally, so it won't restrict your baby's or child's movements.

Moisture wicking and breathable
The long loops allow the fabric to trap plenty of air for moderate warmth, while the moisture-wicking pile fabric absorbs sweat and the lightweight, flexible nylon yarn wicks away sweat, ensuring a cool, comfortable feel at all times. The fabric is made of gentle cotton for the skin. It's wrinkle-resistant and dries quickly after washing, making it convenient. It also offers approximately 90% UV protection, making it perfect for outings.

Learn more about Sleepy Pile here