Bibs are protective garments worn around the neck, typically made of cloth or plastic, to keep clothing clean during eating or other messy activities. They are commonly used for infants and toddlers, helping to catch spills and crumbs. Bibs can come in various styles, including those with fasteners like snaps or Velcro, and some are designed to be waterproof for easy cleaning. In addition to baby bibs, there are also bibs used in other contexts, such as cooking or art. Chefs often wear bib aprons to protect their clothes while preparing food, while artists may use bibs to shield their clothing from paint or other materials.