what do you fasten the diapers with?
457821
You can use a snappi. I usually just fold them like regular and fasten the diaper cover with out a snappi though.
457822
I use the thirsties covers. I lay the cotton diaper on the cover then fold it to fit and snap the cover closed. Easy as that!
457823
You don't have to fasten them if you trifold them and use them as an all-in-2 type of diaper with a waterproof wrap (just like Best Bottoms, but WAY better). You get the longest use out of them this way, since with this fold the width doesn't matter and they'll fit lengthwise a long time (the infant size will get you from birth to over a year easily--get the 4x8x4 for better absorbency). If you want to fold them the old-fashioned way, you'll need to secure them either with pins or a snappi/pair of boingos...but you'll also need to buy more sizes as the baby outgrows the width.
457824
Mostly with a Snappy but if you have a cover with good velcro, that could work on the fly
457825
I like the Snappy Fasteners http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=snappy%20diaper%20fasteners. The best part is that you can change them in the dark by feel alone. Just don't pull them too tight, or they can hurt the diapers after a while.
457826
You can find diaper pins at various stores..Wal-Mart-Walgreens..EBAY...K-Mart
457827
I don't fasten them... I just use covers with these trifolded in the center. Some people use snappis but I find them unnecessary.
457828
I simply fold them in half, long ways, then tuck them into a Flip cover (folding it a little extra in the front, if need be). That has worked for me for over a year with my daughter. I tried having different attachment clips and stuff at first, but they just seemed dangerous and inconvenient. So, I switched to folding and tucking into a Flip Cover.
1404863
I personally used both the duo wrap and diaper covers do not come with inserts, the cover has a smaller weight range than the duo wrap because the duo wrap has bottons (as well as the Velcro) to make it bigger as you need it
381931
Depending on how you're stacking them, I would say 1 inch per diaper if standing them up top down in a basket and grabbing each one from the middle, or if you're stacking them one on top of the other, a basket about 6" by 9" would do great.
1670234
You can go to the duo website for more info... But you need a cover and then one of these. Depending on how much your little one pees you may need to double up with a trifold-I did. By about 17 lbs we had outgrown this size and ended up switching to 7th generation disposable diapers.
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.
1935085
I do not have Gdiapers, I have the one size kind that you can snap larger or smaller and I will say, these liners wouldn't fit them when they're snapped small. Only when almost to the fullest size. However, you could probably fold them down a bit to make it work as long as it wouldn't cause chaffing or anything from the thickness.
2072169
I use them for both. I pull the diapers high on the tummy to cover all necessary parts.
1758645
I use my daughter's old preemie pocket diapers. We just stuff them with a washcloth. I also found a babydoll simple diaper pattern, made them out of felt from hobby lobby doubled with a patterned felt on the outside and a matching plain color on the inside with half a wash clothe in the middle and made a matching bib. Hot glued on Velcro. All hand sewn with embroidery floss. Took a couple hours. Prefolded cloth diapers cut in half work well if you don't mind the pins
964699
The diapers come we with inserts that you just remove and wash...u can Google tutorials of detergent to use as well as care instructions
1565488
Sorry, don't know about diapers - that was a long time ago - but what I put in for a load full - I upend the box and go around the load twice - seems to work. I use powder because it is not perfumed and liquid is.
1019064
I had a 75 pd aussie femmale and I brought an ex-large , you have to think of it this way there is a way to tighten a diaper that is too big but you can not make a diaper that is too small bigger
733240
I use a regular cotton cover and boppy waterproof pads (which are also amazing to keep in the diaper bag). Changing the pad is quick and easier than changing the cover, so I recommend this option. Hope this helps!
227033
I've used them with the snaps at Joann's for diapers and some generic ones bought on amazon. Make sure you press very hard to push down the middle of both ends of the cap.
541991
Just use real newborn diapers or make a cloth diaper, way cheaper. I have a leftover pack of NB diapers that I saved for my daughter to use on her dolls. I turn the monkey off without taking the diaper off, I just push it down a bit.
930710
I did just that. I tied the straps to it with additional tape to the side opposite the changing part. I made sure I reached around to get anything i needed before putting the baby on the changing part. It worked great.
1528521
On the thermoweb is one side paper and one side glue. Iron the web paper up on the diapers wrong side take the paper off and iron the burp cloth face up it should stick hope that helped of not email me pic and I will help you through it karinaskrafts@aol.com
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there are velcro straps, just like a disposable baby diaper. extremely easy to put on. we add a maxi pad to the inside for extra absorbancy but you don't have to. make sure to turn it inside out and attach velcro straps to velcro when you wash, so the velcro lasts for a long time...