It all began on June 16, 1952. At least that is the date on the Salt Lake Tribune newspaper that Great Grandma Donna used to trace her first bibbie pattern. You see, Great Grandma Donna was the mother of two young daughters and needed a bib that would really cover and protect their clothes, even safeguarding frilly Sunday dresses. Years later, she continued to make this adorable, functional bibbie for her youngest daughter, Jeanne.
Great Grandma Donna's second daughter, Lynne, became a mother and continued the bibbie tradition for her own children tracing her pattern onto a November 12, 1984 newspaper. Lynne added an extra layer of fabric making the bibbie twice as absorbent and even more charming. Now a Grandma herself, Lynne improved the bibbies even further by using reversible quilted fabric, once again increasing their usefulness. Today, all of Lynne's grandchildren... boys and girls alike, love wearing their bibbies. Their moms, especially Amber, insist bibbies are worn at every meal and all those other messy occasions.
We are delighted to share our three-generation family tradition with you and know that our bibbies will become your favorite too. Their vintage style and new modern look are adorable on babies, toddlers and even small kids. We know you'll enjoy our bibbies as your babies of all ages dribble, spill, eat, create or just dilly dally.
Rachel, Erica, Lynne, Jeanne and Avery
Amber Peterson is the proud mother of two bibbie babies, Avery and George. Amber experienced her first bibbie when Grandmother Lynne gave Avery one for her 1st birthday. Amber soon realized Moms everywhere needed to experience the stylish functionality of bibbies and it was her idea to bring them to market. Amber has a BS degree in Public Relations and a minor in Marketing from Utah State University.
Lynne Peterson is a 4th grade teacher but more importantly the mother of 5 children and 5 grandchildren. Using the pattern designed by her mother in June 1952, Lynne made her own pattern when she became a Mom and has kept the bibbie tradition alive. Lynne is the expert seamstress and can sew up a bibbie in no time and has made hundreds over the years. Lynne has a MEd in Education from the University of Utah.
Jeanne Glaittli is the CFO of an education software company and the sister to Lynne and aunt to Amber. Bringing lots of experience from working with two successful start-up companies, she excitedly joined the company to lend a business and creative hand. Jeanne is the proud owner of a red and white gingham bibbie that she wore as a child. Jeanne has a BS in Accounting from the University of Utah.
