Funny Parenting Jokes with Bishamon-kikkou pattern Baby Bib

The increase in a baby’s saliva is known as a sign of teething. We parents rejoice in our baby’s smallest milestones, yet face the added task of wiping drool. How about using this bib to turn some of those challenging parenting moments into laughter? The pattern used in the background is called “Bishamon-kikkou,” a auspicious pattern. In Japan, it is often used to pray for the healthy growth of boys. It's perfect gift for your baby and your friends's babies. [KIKKOU pattern] The tortoiseshell pattern is a design that imitates the shell of a tortoise. Tortoises are believed to symbolize longevity, health, and protection due to their hard shells that protect them. The “Bishamon-kikkou” pattern used here originates from the armor of Bishamonten, one of the Seven Lucky Gods in Japanese mythology, who is believed to bring wealth and good fortune. Bishamonten, originating from ancient India and revered in Japan, is worshipped as a deity who wards off disasters and invites blessings. It is considered an especially auspicious design.