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Plastic Head Diaper Pins
Stock Status: In stock. Usually ships the same or next business day.
Sold in pairs. Order 1 pair and you receive 2 pins.
Rust-resistant stainless steel with a traditional diaper pin locking head. Basic starter pins to give pinning a try. Always use a cover over pins and other diaper fasteners. These are simple yet effective diaper pins made in China. Never let pins go through the wash.
One FREE pair of pins per order is available with purchase of prefolds, Workhorse no-closure or flat diapers when you add the free diaper pins to your cart.
Lubricating pins by pushing the point into a bar of gentle bar soap before using helps any pin slide, so do lubricate your pins! Keeping the bar of soap in its paper wrapper will keep things neat.
North CarolinaWe love the diapers and all things I ordered. I felt I did the right thing as soon as I opened the box and saw the quality of the fabrics. Our baby is not here yet but I can’t wait for his arrival to wear tiny Green Mountain diapers and mix and match their products until we learn what will be our very favorites.
CaliforniaI was scared to use pins but decided to give it a try for fun. I’m by no means good at it yet but I’ve managed to secure diapers to my wiggly baby. I like how the pins allow you to get a custom fit on the diaper since each side is independent. So far I haven’t poked myself or my baby. These pins are a great purchase if you love to pin or just trying it out like me.
New HampshireEverything purchased is wonderful , ordering much more soon.
MarylandThese are the best diaper pins. Many diaper pins are to dull to easily pierce diapers. Having to use excessive force can cause owies. These slide through easily so no more hurt fingers. I love that they have a safety lock so that I never have to worry about them coming undone and sticking my baby. My advice: order a few extra. They can get misplaced.
FloridaI bought more because I lost one of my orange pins, so I got enough to have two pairs in each color. I keep them shoved into a bar of soap and work them in and out a few times every few uses to keep them fully lubricated. The only downside I've found is that they haven't had any blue ones for a while, which has prevented me from having the full rainbow. Pins are my favorite way to secure my flats, and despite being clumsy, have only rarely poked myself a couple of times in about 6 months of daily use(and never poked my daughter!) Snappies are good too, but I love the security of the pins!
