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PVC Free Bibs

PVC Free Absorbent Waterproof Bibs by i-play. Babies develop by exploring through their senses and putting everything in their mouths. You can minimize the risk of ingestion by removing PVC from your child's environment. Although Europe and Japan have banned PVC products intended for children under 5, many infant PVC products are still available in the US. i play is continually working to improve their products for children's health and safety, so all of their bibs are now PVC free.
What is PVC? PVC, polyvinyl chloride, is a plastic that requires toxic chemicals to make it stable and soft for use in many baby items. Is it harmful to your child? Vinyl chloride is a known human carcinogen. Lead and cadmium, common stabilizers for PVC, are toxic - especially to young children. The plasticizers used to soften PVC, phthalates ("thay-lates"), have been shown to disrupt reproductive funtions. Over time, PVC products break down, releasing these harmful chemicals into your child's environment.
i play orange lion PVC free bib
Zoo Animal Bibs: Absorbent Terry with Waterproof backing Bibs with Zoo Animal Embroidery. Velcro Closure. 100% Polyester Face - Coated Nylon Backing.

Theese adorable Zoo Animal Bibs are meant for Stages 2 and 3 (3-12 months) Stage 2: 3-6 months: Teething, lots of dribble, lots of drool, spit up. Lots of absorbent cute and sweet bibs are needed. Stage 3: 6-12 months: Solid foods with a spoon, controlled mess, chewing, exploring. Easy on and off bibs in bright colors with waterproof backing are needed.

i play blue bear pvc free bib
i play Orange Giraffe PVC free bib
i play red Zebra PVC free bib
i play green Hippo PVC free bib
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