The HeadBiB

Description

Tired of Food-Filled Hair & Endless Cleanups? Introducing the HeadBiB – Your Mealtime & Playtime Savior!

Say goodbye to the days of spaghetti-coated curls and endless post-meal battles with The HeadBiB, the ingenious solution for keeping your little one’s hair clean and stress-free mealtimes and playtime!

• No more scrubbing food out of delicate strands after every meal.
• Eliminating the need for frequent, extra bath times.
• Saving precious time and energy spent on cleaning – time you can spend enjoying moments with your child.

The HeadBiB makes it all possible thanks to its unique features:

• Effortless On & Off: An elastic back ensures an easy fit, allowing you to quickly put on and remove the cap without any fuss.
• Superior Protection: Made from a specially designed, breathable and waterproof fabric, The HeadBiB blocks stains and odors, keeping even the messiest eaters’ hair squeaky clean.
• Cleaning Made Easy: Simply wipe away spills or throw it in the machine for a quick wash. Hang to air dry for continued freshness.

Available in three sizes, The HeadBiB is perfect for growing babies and toddlers:

• Size 1: 0-6 months
• Size 2: 6-12 months
• Size 3: 12-24 months

And the best part? The HeadBiB isn’t just for mealtimes! Use it during messy playtime activities like finger painting, clay sculpting, or outdoor adventures to keep hair protected from all kinds of fun-filled mishaps.

But why does my baby put food in their hair anyway? It’s not just about being messy! Exploring textures and manipulating objects (including their own hair!) is a crucial part of your child’s development. The HeadBiB allows them to safely explore without sacrificing clean hair and your sanity.

Here are some of the reasons why babies put food in their hair:

• Sensory Exploration: Babies are constantly learning about the world around them through their senses. Food offers a variety of textures, smells, and tastes that are fascinating to explore. Hair provides a different surface for them to feel and manipulate, adding to the sensory experience.
• Motor Development: Putting food in their hair helps babies develop their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. They are practicing grasping, reaching, and transferring objects, all of which are important for their overall development.
• Cause and Effect: As babies get older, they start to understand cause and effect. Putting food in their hair and seeing the reaction they get can be a fun way for them to learn about how the world works.

Order your HeadBiB today and unlock a world of stress-free mealtimes and playful explorations!