FAQ

Orders placed before 12pm will be dispatched the same (business) day.
We partner with J&T Express / DHL Singapore.
Tracking is available and delivery status can be checked online.

Shipping Time:

Singapore Orders: 2 to 4 working days

International Orders: 2 to 4 weeks depending on state.

Kindly allow additional working days during peak periods (such as campaign/sale dates/).

If item is under Pre-order status, your parcel will only be dispatched once shipment arrives.

BIBADO Asia is based in Singapore.

We deliver to the following countries:

Singapore
Malaysia
Indonesia
Brunei

Yes, we haven't come across a highchair BIBADO doesn't fit, yet.

It fits most prams and table-ends too!
We've tested it on dozens and our customers have on hundreds more.



If you're struggling, though, please reach out to our team by chatting with us, email, or on social media at any time - we'd be more than happy to help.

Yes. Generally, we recommend a 40 degree wash temperature once in a while.

With the new easy-wipe material, machine washing the bib is less important.
After every meal, simply spray some detergent/soap and use a damp cloth to wipe away any residues left.
Air dry it in a well ventilated space and voila, you're ready to use it for the next meal. The occasional time the customer needs to machine wash, they should turn the coverall inside out for drying. This should help it dry quicker as the waterproof layer on the outside might slow this process.

Yes - on a low heat.

We ensure Bibado comply with the strictest of international safety standards for baby weaning products.

Our Coverall Weaning Bib has passed international safety testing for the EU, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and is free from BPA, phthalates and azo-dyes.

If you have any questions about our safety testing process, please email us at connect@bibado.sg

The BIBADO Coverall is made from Polyester with a PU coating.

It is entirely free from BPA, Phthalates and PVC and has been tested to the highest international safety standards.

Generally, we recommend a 40 degree wash temperature but our suggestion in this instance would be to wash the bib on a hot wash (up to 60 degrees as a one-off) using a stain remover, along with washing powder and conditioner.

If the mildew is particularly tough to remove, try a 60 degree/hot wash over the next 2-3 washes as we find this does the trick 9 times out of 10.
Customers have also found that rubbing the affected area with neat dish soap prior the machine wash can help.
*Please note that this however, should not be done regularly.

One possibility for mildew to build-up is due to the the bibs not drying fast enough.
With the new easy wipe material, machine washing the bib is less important. The occasional time the customer needs to machine wash, they should turn the coverall inside out for drying.
This should help it dry quicker as the waterproof layer on the outside might slow this process.

Should customer wash their bibs by submerging into a sink (water), this is most difficult to dry.