Are they thick enough for those learning to drink from an open mouth cup to not wind up with wet clothes underneath the bib?
1254552
Maybe. There isn't a waterproof backing. They are similar in thickness to a thick baby bath towel.
1254553
They are not waterproof but they are thick. We haven't had any issues with things leaking through.
1254554
I would not get this bib for learning to drink from a cup. They don't have the plastic backing so your baby will end up soaked. Great bib, though, for eating and light drooling.
1254555
If the tot has been "sippy cup" trained and is being observed the first few times using an open mouth cup, I think they are thick enough. If the whole cup of liquid spills, the little one will have wet clothes under the bib.
1254556
My baby is still using sippy cups, so I haven't experienced a spill yet. But these bibs are pretty thin. I'd be surprised if they held back a deluge of liquid, except they are not terribly absorbent so maybe they would give a little protection. The Yikes Twins Yellow Duck Bib is thicker: Yikes Twins, Yellow Duck Bib
941261
Yes, they most certainly can. The closed ear design allows all the sound to stay in the barrier created by the large cups. Also noise-canceling so you won't hear an ounce of a snoring passenger or jet engines.
1041284
Yes....as opposed to BioBags which are .8 mil thickness, these are 1.0 which makes a big difference in how long you can go without it leaking or tearing.
2029339
Not very thick. If the person who uses these is ambulatory, may I suggest TENA Ultimate Pad. If the person is bedridden, depends are just as thick and a great deal less expensive. Good luck
1904470
Yes. Very thick. I brought an extra thinking while I wash one, usr the other.
11274
They don't appear to be insulated but there is two layers of thick fabric around them and they do help keep drinks cold.
240836
I have not tried to have tea in them...but they are very thick so Im pretty sure it would be fine.
309894
I believe they are - they certainly are thick enough to be, but I use them for book bins, so I have not tried myself.
624318
definitely i buy this for burp cloths and use it for everything. However, for a bib, you may want to sandwich a waterproof layer in between.
630470
There really is not a lot of absorbent material on the sides of these, there is a sufficient amount of material in the front, back, and area between legs for heavy bladder leaks, but probably NOT enough for sleeping on your side, they are good for active people, walking and normal movement, or for wheelchair bound people as long as they are in sitting position, or laying on their back. Hope this helps.
891060
I don't use the cups though as they are thin for hot liquids. I prefer heavier mugs.
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Unless your child is soaking in a slush puddle, these bibs should work. Allow for extra room underneath for long johns, flannel pj's or even jeans. As long as your child's active, these should do the trick.
253744
Yes it should be plenty thick enough. The cover is great quality and spills wipe right off. I like them because they are neoprene like material. I hope this helps.
484205
The cup holders have a little stretch to them. I would feel safe putting a sports bottle/something with a tight cover in it, but probably not a looser fitting lid such as a fast food drink or coffee cup.
2195604
Yes I think so, my son has been using them since he atleast turned 3? He will be 4 in November and has done great with them. We have spills every now and then but not to many I think the grip around the cup really helps
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These are actually meant for use with cloth diapers. I only have experience with use over underwear for potty training, but I can imagine that with a thicker cloth diaper these would work well.
297687
No, they're not. This belt makes it a bit more difficult to attach a bib, but it could be doable. Although irritating, you could probably attach the bib on the hem of the belt. Hope this helps!