Burp cloth - Counting Sheep

It goes over your shoulder while you burp your baby. It catches spit-up and dribbles, so your clothes stay clean.

From day one! Newborns often spit up after feeds, so you'll want one handy right from the start.

Most parents like to keep 8 or more. Babies can go through several a day, so it helps to have a clean one ready while the rest are in the wash.

You'll use them the most in the first 3 to 4 months, when spit-up is at its peak. But they stay handy for drool and little messes long after.

Single-layer muslin can soak through to your shoulder. The terry layer inside absorbs spit-up fast, so it doesn't bleed through to your clothes.

The curved shape follows the line of your shoulder. It sits comfortably and doesn't slip off while you burp your baby.

A burp cloth goes over your shoulder to catch spit-up. A bib is worn by your baby to catch drool and dribbles.