SnappiCloth Diaper Fasteners - Replaces Diaper Pins - Use with Cloth Prefolds and Cloth Flatfolds 3 Count (Pack of 1)

Holds diapers together is a great product worth buying

We use the snappies with folded flats and love them!!! They hold the flat in place and are super easy to use and don’t stick baby. I recommend!!!

I was using safety pins on my prefolds before, but these are so much better! I didn't buy snappis for a while because as everyone knows, cloth diapering is a bit expensive at first. It seemed hard to spend $10 on a fastener when I could use that money to buy a diaper cover or more prefolds. A pack of 4 cloth diapering safety pins only cost $1 at walmart and that is what I used in the beginning. They worked just fine and I got good at using them, but honestly; I was concerned that one day I'd stick my baby with them. I would always put my own hand at the point to protect my baby and that way if someone was going to get pricked - it would be me (I have pricked myself BTW - Babies are wiggly!). The problem with pins are; you really have to pull the prefold quite tight at the waist to get a good fit with your diaper. It is much more efficient to use something the pulls 3 ways (it is hard to explain - but trust me- these are way better!). Don't hesitate to buy them - They are worth it!

Essential for cloth diapering! Snappis are easy, safe, and effective to keep prefolds, flats, or no-fastener fitteds closed and snug, and 3 is the right number to have on hand. Our first set of 3 lasted about 10 months with daily use until they got brittle and some of the pull handles broke. When I ordered these replacements I actually received something different than what I ordered (different colors, but a 5 pack when I only paid for a 3 pack), but that's totally fine. If your baby is wide and outgrows the width of the Snappis you can switch to Boigos, but our average-sized 11 month old will still fit in Snappis for quite a while.

Great for putting a cloth diaper on quickly- bought them for husband as he struggles with the classic diaper pins. However, they are very inconvenient for a crawling baby or tummy time. The crotch hook doesn’t like to stay attached to the diaper and will instead attach itself to the carpet during tummy time, your shirt when carrying baby, etc.,My baby ended up getting a cut (lots of crying but it’s just superficial) because the crotch part stuck to the carpet when I went to pick her up during tummy time and it stretched and then snapped into her leg. She’ll live and it’s not the end of the world but it’s annoying that I can’t really use the product with a crawling age infant.

I struggled to use diapers pins and was always nervous about potentially sticking baby by accident. When I broke my finger diaper pins were impossible…Then I discovered Snappi. The best! Easy to use. No worrying about anyone being poked by a pin. Quick and effective.Grandparents can use it. Baby sitters can do it. Makes cloth diapering easier.Baby is rolling and super wiggly now. I can still get that Snappi on and secure the diaper. I can’t imagine wrestling a wiggly baby with a diaper pin.Excellent invention.

I was given several packs of cloth diapers for a baby shower gift, but there was no way to secure them. I found this product and it arrived exactly as advertised. They are made from a bendable plastic that does not seem easily broken. I only had 1 week of experience with cloth diapering and it is not for me. I would recommend if someone was trying it to purchase this product, it allows for a better security.

These were cute colors. They work great for cloth diapers if you are not using a cover. You can absolutely use a cover over these but you won't need these if you use a cover.