The two bibs come with different motifs – one with a hungry dragon eating a chicken leg and one with five different knights. The bibs can be folded up to form a little pocket/drip tray for collecting crumbs and liquids. An incredibly handy pocket that catches the food which does not reach the mouth, or which is blown out with a cute little baby sound. Of course, the bib can also be used without folding the pocket if you prefer a slightly longer bib. 
Use the bib for the first spoon feeding and shield the baby's clothes from porridge, mash, and whatever else might miss the little mouth. It makes the first meals a little cleaner. When children are ready to eat the family’s food and want to drink from their own cups, the pocket is very convenient, and will mean that families with small children can leave the dinner table with a child who might only be half-covered in food.      

The bib is closed at the neck with a press stud in one of the two adjustment holes.
The bibs are made from soft plastic, free of phthalates.

Recommended age: 4 months+
Cleaning: wipe with a damp cloth. Clean the product before first use.

For your child's health and safety. WARNING! Only use the product under adult supervision. Check the product before each use. Discard at the first sign of damage or wear. Always check the temperature of the food before serving.

The product is marked with the glass and fork symbol, which means that the product meets the requirements for food contact materials.

Sebra is subject to inspection by the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration as it sells plates, bowls, cups and cutlery – all known as food contact materials. Sebra currently has the best possible Danish stamp of quality in terms of food safety. See the latest inspection report here.

On the Dragon Tales theme
With small stories, the child is invited into a real dragon universe. Here, the child meets forest dragons, castle dragons, flying dragons, hungry dragons and fire-breathing dragons. Together with each their loyal knight, the dragons explore the snow-capped mountain peaks, slowly flowing streams, deep blue forest lakes and erupting volcanoes. They go on adventures, visit villages and castles. Dragon Tales are small stories about friendships, about being able to live together despite great differences, and about the desire to experience and explore new areas.