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A very short Snappi video of 3.5 month old on You Tube.
snappi fastened Workhorse diaper
7 weeks old, 10 pounds, dayglo yellow snappi
Cloth-eez Brown Edge on a 6 month old 18 pound baby with pastel blue snappi. This style snappi is the current style of snappi, 2008.
Lilac Snappi on a 5.5 month old 18 pound baby wearing a Regular Premium Prefold (blue edge). The front of the prefold is folded down and in towards baby.
pastel blue snappi on 10 month old
Orange Edge newborn prefold on a 10 day old, 7.5 pound baby. This is the new style Snappi. All of our stock is this style.
A Snappied Flat White Diaper on a toddler:
Great with prefolds! Made of a stretchy polyurethane, they have grippers similar to ace bandage closures (but bent back around, not poking down) which hold the prefold in place without pins. I didn't care for these at first, being a committed pinner, but now I love them! I use a Snappi first now, and pin only if I can't find my Snappi. I still enjoy pinning, but using a Snappi is just a little bit faster, and, I just love the new colors. Those moms who like these, really love them a lot! It's worth a try to see if these work for you. One size fits all. The Snappi® fastener is manufactured from FDA approved raw materials, a polyester based polyurethane. It contains NO latex or any other adulterant, dilutent or modifying polymers. The composition is 100% polyurethane. It is made in South Africa. Snappi® fasteners are available in many colors. Here's a drawing of how to use them:
New feature! The new shape Snappi® fastener now offers an additional SAFETY FEATURE! When the Snappi® fastener is not in use, fold the thin strip at the end of each leg to the back of the Snappi®, and slip over the teeth of the white grip. This acts as a barrier and prevents the sharp teeth from being exposed. NOTE: Keep all Snappi® fasteners out of children’s reach when not in use.
End can put put under teeth when not in use.
The snappi grabbers do not poke down. They won't touch baby's skin. The "teeth" point back towards each other to hold onto the fabric of the diaper and do not point down. It really works!
