Is it safe to wear a bib in a car seat? Experts say Yes!
The first question any parent has about any product is:
Is it safe for my baby or child?
The first question we asked when we considered putting a bib on our carsick baby:
Is it safe for babies and children to wear a Bib in a car seat?
Car seat safety experts say: YES!
Dr. Alisa Baer, Pediatrician and Co-founder of The Car Seat Lady:
"Because cleaning vomit out of car seats, particularly the straps, is a parenting nightmare, we suggest having your prone-to-puking child wear a bib/smock OVER the straps to keep the car seat and themselves nice and clean should the grossness happen."
Michelle Pratt, Safe in the Seat, Certified Car Seat Expert:
"Using different bibs is incredibly helping to catch the majority of what's going on in the car seat."
"It’s safe over harness."
Britney Schroeder, Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST):
"If you're worried about keeping your child's outfit clean, you can rest assured that it is safe for them to wear a bib in their car seat."
Is the Car Seat Bib safe?
YES!
- It’s safe because it’s worn over the harness.
- It’s safe because it goes on over the car seat buckles so it doesn’t affect the functionality of the car seat.
- It’s safe because it's made in the USA with kid-safe, hypo-allergenic, toxin-free (BPA-free, PFAS-free, PFOA-free), CPSIA (Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act) certified, eco-friendly, high-quality organic material.
- It’s safe because it's consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) certified, meeting stringent standards by the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission.