Babies drool and spit-up frequently, which can lead to damp clothing and irritated skin. That's why many parents opt for bandana bibs to coveralls and burp cloths to help keep their little ones dry and comfortable. Bibs are used to protect a baby's clothing during feeding times, while burp cloths are used to protect an adults clothing when a baby is being burped after eating. Bibs come in a variety of styles, from bandana bibs to catch all bibs and as they grow to those that can be connected to the highchair for full mess proofing. They also come in a variety of materials, including cloth, plastic and silicone, and can be found in different sizes and styles to fit your baby's needs. One of the biggest advantages of baby bibs is that they can help to minimise the amount of times you have to change baby and laundry you have to do – one bib instead of a whole instead of a whole outfit. They also help to keep your baby's skin dry, which can prevent rashes and other skin irritations from occurring. Burp cloths are usually made of soft, absorbent material such as cotton or flannel, and are used to catch any drool, spit-up or vomit during burping as well as wick away moisture from your baby's skin avoiding potential skin irritations. They can be used over the shoulder or placed on the parent's lap as protection which is. Having them can encourage a burping routine to help ease colic or other digestive problems as well an opportunity for close bonding.