Baby bib
OwnerPeggy Lehrerinventor
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Abstract
A baby bib includes a first panel being of an elongated construction and having a pair of opposed leg segments extending upwardly to serve as a closure about the neck of the wearer. A neck liner embraces a portion of the periphery of the panel in the area including at least a portion of the legs, and is of a construction which provides a snug and flexible line of contact between the bib and the neck. A second panel of an absorbent material may be removably mounted upon the first panel. The first panel includes a pocket located at a lower edge to collect materials which fall upon the bib and are not retained by the second panel.
Claims5
A bib, comprising a first panel adapted to overlie the chest region of a wearer, said first panel being of an elongated construction, having a first, outwardly-lying, water-resistant layer and a second, inwardly-lying fabric layer, and having a pair of opposed leg segments extending upwardly at an upper margin thereof;
- cooperating attachment means mounted to a distal end of each of said legs to join said legs at any of a plurality of positions to adjustably size the legs about a neck of the wearer;
- a second panel of an absorbent material removably mounted upon an outward-lying surface of said first panel in a central position thereon;
- a pocket located on said outwardly-lying surface of said first panel and extending upwardly from a lower edge thereof, said pocket comprising a first, outwardly-lying, water-resistant material layer and a second, inwardly-lying fabric layer, said second panel extending downwardly below the top margin of said pocket;
- and a neck liner affixed about a portion of said first panel in an area including at least a portion of said legs for embracing the neck of the wearer, said liner comprising means for providing a snug and flexible line of contact between the bib and neck.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.