How to Store Baby Bibs
By Casey Corey
Put those modern, handmade bibs on a hanger. Snap them on the hanger. Put them on the hanger right next to your burp cloths and swaddles. Make sure they’re in a place that they’re easy to grab with one hand. That way you don’t have to put a fussy baby down just to get a bib.
Organize them in a basket by the changing pad. I often change my newborns halfway through a feeding to wake them up and finish off the feed. The end of a feed is usually accompanied by some spit up so it’s nice to have them right there to throw on baby when she’s done eating. Pro of this stage idea is that you don’t have to worry about snapping them on and off. Just fold them (or throw them- no one is judging you for your bib storage) in the basket.
Place them in an over the door organizer. This keeps them out of view and easy to grab when you’re walking in and out of the room. Tip: get your toddler to
Other big storage ideas that are practical- store them in a drawer just below the changing pad. I love the idea of drawer dividers for this. Hang them on a blanket ladder. Display them on a clothes line on the wall. Hang from a command hook on the back of baby’s high chair if you use them at meal time (I would think about toddlers grabbing them and throwing them on the ground if you have toddlers in the house, too).
However you store them, make sure it’s practical for you! When you’re done using them, throw them in the wash and you’ll be ready for the next time baby needs her bib.