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I bet these would be great for a newbie but were REALLY tight around my guys belly. |
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Reviewed by: cortney gilbow from Columbia, MO.
on 3/13/2011 |
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These are awesome at "pinning" a prefold and hold the diaper tightly and well. However, they break too easily. I use a lot of different kinds of diapers, so I'm not using my snappis every change. My son is only 4 mo old and we have already broken 3 snappis! The part breaking is the little bit you grab to pull the snappi tight, so it doesn't affect the functionality, but is harder to get a good fit. If they didn't break so easily, I'd give them 5+ stars-can't imagine pinning like my mother did! |
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Reviewed by: Courtney Coleman from Memphis, TN.
on 3/13/2011 |
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I used some prefolds for my daughter when she will still under 16 lbs and I loved using the snappis with them! They work great and are so easy to use! A must for anyone using prefolds. |
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Reviewed by: Chelsea Repic from Beaver COunty PA.
on 3/13/2011 |
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I've never had to use diaper pins, but according to my mom these are much easier! I've never had a problem with them coming off, even though the bottom snap always comes loose. My only real complaint is that they seem small - we use a toddler size with our 4 month old and it's much easier to work with than the infant size. Although now that I read the instructions perhaps I just need to stretch them more...whoops! |
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Reviewed by: Abigail Vaughn from Pittsburgh, PA.
on 3/13/2011 |
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Although I don't use prefolds that often, I wouldn't use pins. Snapi's are a great invention & I'm glad I have them around.
Easy to use :) |
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Reviewed by: Jamaise Wilson from Indiana.
on 3/13/2011 |
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Makes cloth diapering so easy. I'm still using the the original 3 Snappis I purchased over a year ago. So thankful for Snappis- can't even imagine having to diaper a toddler with pins! |
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Reviewed by: Karen Bosco from Pittsburgh.
on 3/12/2011 |
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These make diapering super easy. Even grandmother can do it. |
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Reviewed by: Beth Dalansky from Pittsburgh.
on 3/12/2011 |
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If you want to use prefolds, flats, semi-fitteds, this is the way to go for closure! I used prefolds when my son was small with pull on covers. Snappis worked great and so much less stressful than pins. |
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Reviewed by: Sarah Sanchez from Cleveland, OH.
on 3/11/2011 |
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I used snappis with pre-folds with my first son and I loved them. They had a bit of a learning curve for my husband and for my second child I found it easier to forgo the snappi but when you just start out it is a big help holding that diaper together. |
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Reviewed by: Taryn Gray from Plum.
on 3/11/2011 |
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I used snappis and prefolds when my son was a newborn and they were ok then but once he started getting bigger and moving they really became too much work. I am giving 3 stars simply because they are much better than the alternative of using pins and would make for a low-cost diapering option. I really like pockets and aio's better than trying to get a good fit with a prefold and cover. |
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Reviewed by: Jenna Wehrman from Laurel, IA.
on 3/11/2011 |
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Don't be fulled by pre-fold diapers systems when they tell you you don't need anything to hold your folded diaper together aside from the cover. Why use pins to do that? Snappi is a genius idea, much easier then put a diaper on a baby and trying to use the cover to keep the diaper on. Tried that. Use a snappi! |
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Reviewed by: Christy del Real from Pittsburgh.
on 3/11/2011 |
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Before I learned how to pin correctly all I used were snappis. I love them. They are super easy to use! My husband snappis diapers on all the time! |
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Reviewed by: Jamie Noblit from East Brady, PA.
on 3/11/2011 |
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I love my snappis. They easily close the diaper. Also, you don't need to use pins. They stood up to many uses! |
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Reviewed by: kara simpkins from Allison Park, PA.
on 3/11/2011 |
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I really like the snappi. this has made prefolds an option for our family. i don't think we would have chosen PF if we had to use pins.
my only complaint is that they don't hold up for very long. after 4 months all of our snappies had the plastic 'pull' part break. We can still use them, but the part that saves your hands from getting scratched is gone. For the price it could use an upgrade in durability, but this does not make me want to use pins. |
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Reviewed by: Leslie Twining from SC.
on 3/11/2011 |
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I honestly prefer to trifold my prefolds, but when I do decide I need something a bit more secure, I reach for a snappi. If you have any prefolds in your stash, you should definitely add a couple of these. I've never had one fall off and I think they do provide a secure hold. |
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Reviewed by: Dana Rengers from Greensburg, PA.
on 12/6/2010 |
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