Between the feeding, burping, spit ups, grubby hands, and teething slobber, you are going to want to be armed with plenty of bibs. Unless you just wrap him up in a towel constantly, which probably won’t work well, you will need to have at least a few bibs per day if you don’t want to constantly do laundry. Terry cloth is the traditional bib material, being based on the towels you can’t wrap your baby in because they are absorbent, easy to clean, and don’t stain. Plastic bibs with action figures, little bears and butterflies are also popular patterns for baby bibs. Some bibs even have a little ledge to collect those falling pieces of food! If you can, look for bibs that are brightly colored or have bold patterns that won’t show stains, instead of the usual white ones which will never clean up properly. You can even find plastic or vinyl bibs that will be super easy to wash off and reuse. If you don’t have bibs, your shirt, pants, and hair will probably be the next best replacement, so act wisely!