do they make those?  

just wondering...lol

Why would you buy something thats 12 months old? :D

Do you mean protection FOR a 12 month old or for you FROM a 12 month old?!! The latter makes PERFECT sense to me! ;D

rotflmao Jimmers!

Helen- something I can throw on Ava before I feed her that I can strip off her and throw in the wash afterwards, lol.  Those damn biter biscuits!! >:(

get a painting apron with the arms etc! It worked for Jasper the dirt devil! I used to tie teatowels around his neck too - bibs weren't big enough!

Melissa wrote on Nov 12^th, 2008 at 1:00pm:

rotflmao Jimmers! Helen- something I can throw on Ava before I feed her that I can strip off her and throw in the wash afterwards, lol.  Those damn biter biscuits!! >:(

     Around here we call that Naked Baby.  

             Potter

  Hmmmm.  It used to be called a bib, Mel.  

Helen- where would I find one and what do they look like??

Potter- Unless I turn up the heat in the house she ain't goin nekkie, lol.


Linda_Howell wrote on Nov 12^th, 2008 at 1:05pm:

Hmmmm.  It used to be called a bib, Mel.

Have you seen the bibs they sell?  They're not BIG enough!  LOL

Ava gets it in the usual places plus in her hair and on her legs.  Seems those sections of her body are hungry too. ::)

I agree with Helen!  Go to a craft store and buy a paint smock.  Works great!  

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There you go Mel - use the OUCH link if you buy it LOL

When I had my nursery school, the kids brought an older sister or brothers old shirt in to paint in.  This should also work for food frenzies.  :D

a mini power washer should do the trick.

If you find one for a 12 mo old ask if they have one in a  5 year old boys size too....  

LMAO mezza!  Maybe I should see if they have one for my 5 yr old also when he's "helping Dad" out in the dirt. ::)

Melissa,

While you are looking for this perfect cover up, would you keep your eyes open for an adult size one to protect me from my 5 year olds????  ;)When I first started teaching art I was given the best smock, arms and all and I still use it but it's badly stained and worn out. I can't find any like it. The Crayola Tidy Top looks perfect for me but not quite my size. One of my parents sent in a bunch of kids hospital gowns for my younger students. That has been a great cover up too for little ones.

Charlotte

I almost forgot Potter, we did the diaper in the high chair on the porch routine with Lisa. It was spring and warm enough so it worked well. And another great addition is a dog who loyally sits at the bottom of the high chair waiting. Many kids have their first bond witht heir pups over a high chair! No need for dustbusters!

The easiest solution is to throw the lil double fisted cookie crumbler directly into the washing machine.  It works best if you have one of those front loading washing machines, so that he gets a moment or two with his head out of the water for a quick breath ... and those have automatic door locks on them so the lil bugger doesn't try to get out before he is fully cleaned!

Chuck

Hmmm...Trash bag with a hole for the mouth and one for a hand and cookie,  be sure to supervise ;D

ClusterChuck wrote on Nov 12^th, 2008 at 8:15pm:

The easiest solution is to throw the lil double fisted cookie crumbler directly into the washing machine.  It works best if you have one of those front loading washing machines, so that he gets a moment or two with his head out of the water for a quick breath ... and those have automatic door locks on them so the lil bugger doesn't try to get out before he is fully cleaned! Chuck

I bet you had the BESTEST childhood memories Chuck! :D