Sentences with phrase «covers have snaps»

Made one - size - fits - all, these adjustable covers have snaps to get a snug fit, but come with leg and waist openings for maximum ventilation.

Not exact matches

After quinoa has cooked for 10 minutes, toss in snap peas to partially steam them; cover and simmer until most of the liquid has absorbed, about 5 - 6 minutes.

This month, I've posted recipes for Red Velvet Peppermintdoodles, Eggnog Sandwich Cookies, Whipped Shortbread Snowballs, Apple Cider Snaps, Oreo - Stuffed Andes Peppermint Crunch Cookies, Peppermint Mocha Cookies, Salted Caramel Chocolate - Covered Pecan Cookies, Chocolate Crinkles -LCB- Gluten Free -RCB-, M&M s Potato Chip Cookies, Gingerbread Men with Chocolate Buttons, and Funfetti Sandwich Cookies.

These pillow covers have zippers that make swapping them out a snap.

The rural property covers 200,000 hectares and is expected to fetch about $ 18 million, especially in the current buying environment where overseas investors have been competitively snapping up major cattle stations and agricultural land.

Shaw, who has not yet played for the Red Devils due to fitness issues, covered his face and looked grumpy as he was snapped leaving San Carlo at 11 pm — just hours after United had been held to a 0 - 0 draw at Burnley.

Nevertheless we should snap them up immediately when it's possible and also after watching PSG we should have brought in Aurier along with Debuchy as well for cover especially since Jenks was sent on loan anyways.

Whether it's someone named Nathan Peterman taking NFL snaps, lack of Celtics respect or wind blowing everywhere, I've got you covered.

It's cost effective in the sense that you'd need less diaper covers but inserts with snaps are not necessarily the cheapest option.

Diaper Covers have fasteners like snaps or hook & loop, or they can be pulled up like pants.

Wraps My favorite cover type is the wrap, which has velcro or snap closures on the front.

If you choose this route, a newborn would need 8 - 12 snapped inserts + 4 diaper covers per day because diaper covers can be wiped between changes if they're clean.

I have to say the one thing I really dislike about using diaper or diaper covers with snaps is I have had problems with snaps that dig into my child's waist.

Aplix has been the most popular closure type for cloth diaper covers for a long time, but more and more manufacturer's are making diaper covers with snaps.

It would be nice if they could have put these snaps through the cotton layers but under the microfleece so they were covered.

I have a size 2 duo wrap with snaps, it's super cute and really well made though the fit is a little off on my baby right now though I think that has more to do with his body type than the cover.

It is not usually a problem, but if you use diapers or covers that are one size and have exposed snaps, there is a good chance of it.

If you use one size diaper covers with snaps, make sure they have hidden snaps to protect your baby's delicate skin.

The Size 4 Me Convertible features a Rapid Remove cover that allows you to take off the sheets in one snap without having to remove the entire car seat every time you want to clean it.

They differ because of how the cover attaches to the outlet; regular outlets need a screw for the cover, but decora outlets have a cover that simply snaps into place.

The cover has 3 rows of adjustable rise snaps, double row of waist and leg snaps to stagger the fit, a lower hip snap to prevent to the wings from drooping.

I would suggest buying a newborn diaper or cover that has a snap - down rise so a longer baby can wear it past the first few weeks.

What did work was: Kawaii Newborn Pure and Natural pocket diapers Prefolds and Flip covers (with hook and loop) These diapers both have hook and loop closures rather than snaps around the waist, so it was possible to get a tight enough fit to make up for some of the gapping around the thigh.

The Thirsties Cover does NOT have snap rise adjustments.

So getting a few snap or Velcro covers were a big deal, since they cost a pretty penny, and it meant NOT dragging poo down baby's legs when I had to take the cover off.

They come with a waterproof cover or shell and have inserts that can snap or tuck into the cover.

We recommend rotating back and forth between 2 covers, having a new cover ready with an insert snapped.

Diaper covers either have Velcro ®, or snaps to fasten them.

One - size diapers sometimes allow you to adjust the waist and thighs separately, and snap covers usually have separate snaps for the thighs and the waist.

These one size diaper covers have rise snaps to adjust the fit and a flap in the front to hold in inserts.

Cloth diapering can be expensive if you are a first time mom because you have to purchase all these things: inserts different type of cloth diapers, cloth diaper covers, diaper liners, fasteners and snaps among others.

They are a looser fit, so the cloth diaper underneath must be fastened securely with diaper pins, a Snappi, or have another style of closure such as snaps or Velcro before pulling on the cover.

A «boater» or waterproof cover for cloth diapers comes with a plastic snap that has replaced safety pins.

I love that this cover also has material that covers the snap backs so that your baby's tummy is protected from coming into contact with plastic backs.

Whether you like the simple click of snap closures or the adaptability of hook & loop, Tiny Tush has you covered.

The Fitted diaper category lives in the space between Prefolds (flat, square, cotton / bamboo diapers that require folding and pining to fasten onto baby and need a cover to be waterproof) and the more modern Pocket Diaper or All In One (waterproof, has either snaps or hook / loop features so that it can fasten onto baby.)

(this cover has two snap down settings to grow with baby).

It has an extra row of riser snaps, so it goes smaller than most one - size diapers, allowing it to be used from birth, and they included smaller and larger inserts (which are SUPER absorbent), really cover all the bases.

It has a waterproof cover, either a velcro or snap closure, and comes with the inserts or soakers sewn into the diaper.

Then even if I wanted to carefully sort my diapers into their drawer I would only spend another 5 minutes (to lie inserts flat and stack them, snap up covers neatly in a pile).

As an All in Two, the covers can be air dried between changes, it's a simple and easy to use snap - in cloth insert that works just as well on the medium setting as fully extended (I did not have a newborn, so I can't speak to that), and the inserts wash up and dry well.

They have an insert to absorb moisture, and a cover with snaps that adjusts to a baby's size.

Materials: The cover is usually made of PUL or some other waterproof material, and has snaps or Velcro on the closure tabs.

I just had a thought recently of adding snaps to a velcro cover to help with wing droop on my now very active 13 month old — so this looks interesting!

This cover has rise snaps.

The prints are super cute.Didn't think I would like this cover because of the velcro but since using it, that is one of the reasons that I like it and it makes it very easy to use, no snaps to adjust and snap down.

It was easy to put together the stroller pushes nicely roomy and I love that the cover on the straps have snaps so you don't loose them.

GroVia Shell is a hybrid diaper cover that has snaps inside to hold the snap - in organic cotton soaker pad, which is the absorbent part.

It didn't have snaps or hook / loop closure and didn't fit well under my diaper covers.

GroVia Shell is a hybrid diaper cover that has snaps inside to hold the snap - in soaker pad which is sold separately.