I've seen this same diaper with either 3 or 2 snaps in the front. Does this one have 2 or 3 snaps? Any pros to snaps vs velcro?
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There are two snaps on each side. But they are only in a single row. So they go horizontally they are not vertical. There are rise snap so you can adjust for a smaller or larger babies and there's two settings but three snaps vertically. As to the Velcro versus snaps: for ease of use I always find myself grabbing Velcro first. It just is so much easier to get the perfect fit, and it's just easy. Except you do have to remember to use the laundry tabs when they get yucky so that means when they have poop on them and you want to just put it in your diaper bin you have to remember to fold the tabs and which kind of sucks, and my husband always forgets. Another downside to the Velcro is they really will not last as long as snaps. I have not looked into it but there's a lot of videos on how to supposedly, easily, repair the Velcro. I have repaired elastic on my diapers and it's pretty straightforward so that should be similar. That being said I prefer to buy snaps, with the hopes that they will last longer. On some of our diapers I've noticed even after only two months of use, and using the laundry tabs, that the Velcro just isn't the same. that worries me. With my first child we got by with only snaps and it was just fine. Hope that helps!
59036
Just checked the diaper. There are three snaps on each side of snaps at the base. Ten snap up along the top. Two snaps on the tabs. We've been using them pretty hard for eight months only had to replace a few of them. We are still in size one.
59037
The ones we have have two snaps on the tabs and several (I wanna say six but I'm not sure and not near one) on the front to allow for a good fit. We prefer the snaps as our little one quickly learned how velcro works. He likes to "help" with the diaper, and so far he can't undo the snaps.
59038
This diaper cover has two snaps on each tab. The front of the diaper has two rise settings and each rise has three snaps. As far as velcro, i havent tried it with this brand, but i have tried it with two other brands. I do not like velcro. It wears out over time and if it becomes unfasted in the wash it snags onto things and can really mess other diapers up. Hope this helps.
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Yes, one diaper. These are pretty expensive and work pretty good. I highly recommend the "Diaper Safari One Size Pocket Diaper". It has worked the best out of all the different diapers I bought and is a better value. They only come with one stuffer (high quality) so sometimes I double stuff with a bum genius stuffer or a homemade stuffer...especially for nighttime. I bought a pack of white washcloths, folded them in half, and sewed the sides. Super cheap stuffers. You don't even have to sew them, I guess.
242552
No. Deffinately get a cover, I would even say get two. Sometimes late night diaper changes turn into a disaster, that's how I ended up getting a second cover.
701938
There are 3 positions provided by the 2 snaps on either side. For small, snap the two lower snaps together. For medium, snap all snaps together. For large, snap to two upper snaps together.
686649
It is velcro. But it is a long strip and very strong. You can have wipes and diapers in it and not worry about it falling open.
647712
They need to be purchased seperate. This is just the PUL cover which you need to put over something absorbent. You can buy inserts that snap or any other type of absorbent diaper. I personally use prefolds and fitteds inside mine.
320906
The inserts are one size so they fit the diaper and then u change the snaps around to fit baby. Also plenty of room for an extra liner at night. We also use these without a liner for a swimy diaper. Hope this helps.
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You have to wash the prefolds every time. You can get several diaper changes out of a cover, until you get a major poo. The rule of thumb is 3 or 4 prefolds for every cover. PS The econobum prefolds are my favorite so far. The cover is so-so.
1292434
Its a common problem with cloth diapers in general, not just prefolds. I used a all-in-one pocket diaper for my LO (supposedly the trimmest cloth diaper on the market) and still had to go up a size in pants.
1107556
There are additional snaps on the diaper to adjust it for a newborn. Keep in mind that they will be a bit bulky but it sure beats spending loads of money on disposables!
1016526
Congratulations!! It will be too big at first. My baby's first cloth diaper cover was Bummis Super Brite, size newborn and it was perfect. The prowrap works but it is a bit cheap and sticky. Good luck!!!
54745
I didn't use it when my baby was really little, but they snap up pretty small. I don't like them too much now that my baby's bigger, though, because they're not long enough front to back (if you go through the legs, not around the waist) and don't cover him up all the way. They probably go up to between size 3 and 4.
1621644
I don't like the snap option. It's hard to snap with one hand! What the hell is wrong with Velcro? The U.S. Military and most of he worls is going to Velcro.
741657
No snaps. I don't use pins since the diaper covers (I have a variety of different kinds) tend to hold them in place as long as everything is tucked in and in the right spot. Its just easier for me but its more of a matter of preference. Hope this helps.
408652
Yep, that's what the size one is for. They worked great! Used the snaps up front to shorten the diaper. I did however use the version with the velcro closures Look up "Thirsties Duo Wrap" and leave out the word "snap". I like the velcro ones better than the snap one's because you have more flexibility in where to fit the diaper closure making for a better fit. Plus if your baby is really tiny at first you can overlap the two sides for a snug fit.
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We have both. The Aplix is much easier than the snaps. We have heard the Velcro doesn't last as long, but we haven't had any problems. Been using it about 4 months now. They are both great at adjustability, but the aplix was better for smaller babies.
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I use the XS-XXS for my 3 lb yorkie. I did have to trim the velcro fastener quite a bit, and I tighten it up pretty tight on him. He pees more than a pantyliner can hold. I use regular Always foam with wings. The wings are a pain, but the pads really hold of lot of pee. And it doesn't squish out like with some other pads. My little guy marks ALL the time.