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The new shape Snappi ® fastener now offers an additional SAFETY FEATURE!

Cloth diapering truly is a snap (or maybe a pull) with Snappi Diaper Fasteners.

Comprised of 18 bleached or unbleached Diaper Rite ™ Prefolds and six (6) Thirsties Diaper Covers in matching size, along with a 3 - pack of Snappi Diaper Fasteners, it is the most economical, efficient, highly durable, and altogether most popular cloth diaper package.

If you want to enter, simply comment below and tell me if you have ever used Snappi diaper fasteners before.

I will be giving away three sets of Snappi Baby size - two fasteners to three lucky winners!

This post was proudly sponsored by Snappi Baby USA.

half flat shown Snappi fastened, but for little ones we recommend pinning it instead.

DIAPER FASTENERS - Diaper Fasteners are varied, but include both the traditional plastic - topped and heavy duty brass locking head diaper pins, as well as the stretchy plastic t - shaped grippers known as Snappi Diaper Fasteners.

Fitted diapers or prefolds with snappis work best.

Do not grab Snappi Diaper Fastener by the rings.

There is a device called a «Snappi Clip.»

Designed with an hourglass shape, contour diapers do not require folding, can be (but are not usually) gathered or fitted at the legs or waist, and secured with cloth diaper pins, Snappi Cloth Diaper Fasteners, or wrapped around baby using cloth diaper wraps like Bummis Super Whisper Wrap Diaper Covers.

Sure snappis make things easy, but honestly, just Padfold.

I prefer pins to snappis at this age because he's so mobile and he's getting to the end of the fit range of the diaper.

In this short post, I will review the new Snappi Diaper Fastener.

Remember, you will only need Snappi fasteners if you are using prefolds or flats and you will only need diaper covers if you are using diapers that are not water proof (i.e. fitteds, prefolds, flats).

Any of these packages will easily get you through 2 - 3 days and you will only need to add snappi's and wipes.

This bigger, better Snappi is ideally suited to bigger babies and growing toddlers.

We were getting to the point that the infant sized Snappi was too small and I wasn't ready to go to the next size up pre fold diaper (they are so much bigger and none of our clothes would fit anymore).

I hate snappi's.

With prefold diapers, a Size 2 Snappi also works great.

All In One cloth diapers did away with the notion of cloth diaper folding, snappi cloth diaper fastenerscloth diaper pins and trying to match the cloth diaper to the cloth diaper cover to the diaper.

Fun fact: since Snappi hit the market, they have sold more than 35 million copies worldwide.

If you want to learn more about these two diaper fasteners, you can check out my post: Snappi Vs Boingo.

Also, I think Snappi Baby is listed twice on the form, fyi.

The first Snappi ® was introduced to the South African market in 1987 at a trade fair where 4000 units were sold within days.

For posterity, I triangle folded it and used an infant snappi to fasten it on my toddler.

I love snappis - my baby is tiny still, but I have already fallen in love with flats and covers.

The trifold type fold does not require Snappi fasteners or diaper pins.

You can close your flat diaper with traditional diaper pins, modern Snappi fasteners or Tie - off the ends depending on the fold (origami).

I like hearing about what cloth used to be like, and I'm really glad they invented Ted snappis!

These loops give Snappi ® an added SAFETY FEATURE.

Pull one corner around from the back, and then the other, holding both down while you look for that darn snappi.

The stretchable non-toxic Snappi ® hooks into the diaper material to make a strong closure.

Snappi T - shaped plastic device with plastic hooks on each end used to grab and hold the material.

You can't use these folded the same way that you can with standard prefolds, and they won't Snappi closed, but they are perfect for trifolding or putting inside a pocket.

The deal is the Size 2 Snappi offers a little more room to fold on a prefold cloth diaper or flat cloth diaper.

However, I do believe Snappi's are slightly easier to use than Boingo's in my experience.

A couple of factors that may help you decide include: how you plan to use the diapers (pin or Snappi vs. lay inside a cover), absorbency, drying time, organic vs. regular, cotton vs. hemp, imported vs. made in the USA, cost, and availability.

(I received a few of these products over the years in exchange for my honest opinion (most recently Snappi Baby's Ergo Brush).

My 11 year old daughter, the ace Snappi - Fastening - a-prefold demonstrator, and I had such fun teaching cloth diapering that weekend!

They weren't as absorbent as we needed, and my husband wouldn't even attempt the prefold / Snappi combination.

I'm very happy Snappi fastening or pinning prefolds, so I'd always have 2 or 3 dozen prefolds and an bunch of flat diapers on hand.

May also be used with Snappi or pins.

If used Snappi'd as a medium traditional prefold the better fit premium will not fit 15 - 30 lbs but rather will work for many babies from about 13 - 20 lbs.