Food misses mouth.
Food is recovered from pouch.
Food goes in the mouth.
Some may say this is one step closer to eating from a trough, others may argue that the kid doesn't have a lap full of noodles with red sauce when he's done eating anymore. Again, I'll let you decide who represents which philosophy.
6 comments:
Nice choice Eddy.
Love, Dad
Oh the joys of exploring the new world around us (as a baby that is)!
New texture, taste, sounds, smells, sights....everything is so fun to explore! Thats why their world is so messy! And our world is so much work cleaning up their messes! The "fun" never ends....even 12yrs later. :-)
After serious consideration, I have to say this is a great idea. And Owen seems quite happy with the outcome of his efforts, too. Better and better!
Eddy, from your rhetoric here, I'm sure you bought the bib. Did you also arramge the photo shoot so it would look so darned cute? (and effective) UNFAIR to Carrie!!!
I had similar bibs for my 3 kids 50+ years ago. It was made of softer plastic and the pouch wasn't as big, or "open" enough to retrieve what slid in there... so, this bib idea has real merit.
Love, Greatgrandma M
I've seen these bibs in action and I am impressed (and maybe a little jealous). Imagine inconspicuously and, of course, inadvertantly saving your food for later. Long live the pocket bib! If you've seen the movie Wall-E, maybe the pocket bib will someday be worn by all. More importantly, very cute kid! -Jason
Okay, don't throw up because I'm writing yet again. I just HAVE TO say . . . well . . . look at his eyes. They are turning green! I now have proof, just look at his picture in Carrie's posting above this, see how very blue they are, and then look at these pictures.
They're turning green, aren't they? Wonder where he got those from!! :0)
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