Sentences with word «boingo»

Boingos come in pairs, with hooks at each end, and are used much like pins in that you only hook them at each hip.

You can also use Boingos which also use teeth to fasten diapers, but each one only has two sets of teeth and you need two of them to fasten a diaper.

Do not allow your child to play with Boingos, they are not toys.

If you have a cover that that you baby can remove himself, you need to make the snappi or boingo inaccessible.

They can be enclosed in a velcro or snap fastened cover or they can be pinned with safety pins, a snappi, or boingo clips and then covered.

You don't have to purchase a snappy, safety pin, or boingo because they already come with a fastener / closure.

You'll need to take along your snappis, diaper pins, or boingos if you plan on using prefolds or flat diapers and you use any folds other than the pad fold.

If you prefer, there are also similar gadgets called Boingos — they come in pairs, like pins, and have hooks like Snappis.

Color Options: Boingos currently come in 12 fun color options.

Better than pins in my opinion, but I wish I had gotten boingos instead.

Having said that, I'd love to try Boingos...

Oingo boingo that's a lotta fun, right?!

Boingos are easy to use on flat and prefold diapers, and even snapless styles of fitteds.

With a boingo or a snappi, you always need to use a cover.

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Do the boingo teeth dig in all the way through the wings on these?

These flaps make all the difference if you're like me and prefer to use a pad-folded flat rather than a fancy fold with pins, snappis or boingos to secure it to baby.

(Aff link) Boingos» are not only practical but they come in a lot of funky colors and last from birth to potty.

Boingos and Snappi's are very affordable, you can purchase these diaper fasteners for under 15 bucks.

You can use Boingos to help secure them since they stretch further than Snappis.

Simple to use, boingo's come in a pack of two.

Needs snappi, boingo or pins for closure.

They are diapers that must be folded around a baby, and closed with a fastener such as a Snappi, diaper pins, or Boingos.

With prefolds and flat's you are dealing with folds and sometimes having to fasten them with additional fasteners like Snappis and Boingos.

Such can be pins, a Snappi or a boingo.

You will have to find a pin, a Snappi or a boingo too.

Fastening - the way that nappies fasten such as snaps (poppers), velcro - hook and loop, nappi nappa, boingo or pins.

Using Your Boingo Diaper Fasteners: Boingos can be used to safely and easily secure prefolds, flats, and some fitted cloth diapers.

Unlike safety pins, Boingos are quite a bit easier to use.

Boingos are adorable diaper fasterners that easily secure your prefold and flat cloth diapers.

Boingos were invented by a cloth diapering mom of seven children.

Do not over stretch your Boingos.

Pinch the fabric of the diaper and hook one end of the boingo into the diaper, it is helpful to insert the teeth as you would a diaper pin.

Boingos should be kept out of childs reach when not in use.

WARNINGS: Boingos should only be fastened by a responsible adult.

I never use a snappi, pins or boingos

* Boingos come in a lot of funky colors which include glow in the dark, glitter, and the new Solid Gold color!

They now offer Snappies and Boingos that make cloth diapering a little more fun while adding a pop of color.

I find that sometimes it is hard to stretch a Snappi across his hips, but I can quickly and easily place the Boingos, even with his wiggling around.

Snappis and Boingos are much easier to use and can help you close your closureless diapers.

Flat diapers are better with pins than fasteners, but some choose to use fasteners (Boingos or Snappis) with their flats anyhow.