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- Q: What material is the Tiny Twinkle bib made from? A: The Tiny Twinkle bib is made from 100% recycled polyester, often referred to as rPet, which is produced from recycled plastic bottles.
- Q: Is the Tiny Twinkle bib safe for my baby? A: Yes, the Tiny Twinkle bib is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, ensuring that the fabric is free from any harmful chemicals, making it safe for your baby.
- Q: How do I clean the Tiny Twinkle bib? A: The Tiny Twinkle bib is machine washable, making it easy to clean after meals. Simply toss it in the washing machine for convenient care.
- Q: Does the bib have any special features? A: Yes, the bib features a bottom pocket designed to stay open to catch spills, and it has an adjustable side closure to ensure a comfortable fit without getting caught in your child's hair.
- Q: Is the Tiny Twinkle bib suitable for traveling? A: Absolutely! The bib is soft, lightweight, and waterproof, making it an ideal travel companion for feeding your baby on the go.
- Q: What sizes does the Tiny Twinkle bib come in? A: The Tiny Twinkle bib is available in a 3-pack set, specifically designed for infants and toddlers, catering to their unique feeding needs.
- Q: How does the adjustable closure work? A: The adjustable side closure allows you to secure the bib in place during feeding while also making it easy to remove without causing discomfort to your child.
- Q: Can the bib be used for messy eaters? A: Yes, the Tiny Twinkle bib is designed to be mess-proof, effectively protecting clothes, floors, and tables from spills and stains during feeding time.
- Q: What is the design theme of the Tiny Twinkle bib? A: The Tiny Twinkle bib features a charming 'Petite Safari' design, making it visually appealing for baby girls and perfect for various occasions.
- Q: Is the bib environmentally friendly? A: Yes, by using recycled polyester, the Tiny Twinkle bib helps divert plastic from landfills and requires fewer resources compared to new fabric production.



