This invention relates generally to the field of child products, and in particular to bibs. More specifically, the invention relates to the use of bibs that are attached to neck pillows.
Bibs have long been used to protect a child from becoming soiled. Bibs are most often used when a child is eating, although they may be used for other applications as well. Bibs are typically constructed of a piece of material that is coupled about the child's neck using a pair of strings or other fasteners, such as snaps of a hook and loop fastener material.
One particularly useful bib is described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,523,200. This invention is related to other types of bibs that may be used with neck pillows.