Do you need to get diaper pins for these or are there snaps in them?
741653
There are no snaps but you have a couple of options. You can euther fold it long ways and just lay it in a cover (what I do)...or if you want to fasten them, get Snappis. Most people dont use pins any more because they are dangerous and awkward to use. There is a product called a Snappi that is safer and much easier to use.
741654
You need something seperate. There are no snaps on the diaper. I use Snappi's, I bought a 3-pack here on amazon for under $15
741655
Yes you need to get something to hold the diaper together after you've folded it onto the baby. I LOVE the Snappi fasteners, they come in a pack of three and they are awesome. Haven't had any issue at all with them coming undone. I also use a Thristies Duo Wrap Snap Cover.
741656
There are no snaps -- these are just traditional prefolds that you can use pins or snappies with, or I just stuff them inside flip covers.
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.
1379433
No, unfortunately, they use a pin, similar to a hat pin. I thought about putting velcro on them, but I'm afraid that it may melt.
1084181
Yes, we have used them from when our son was 9 weeks, he is now a year. The elastic adjusts and the snaps allow you to let the diapers get bigger. We love them!!
712043
These are not in hand, but I'd say off the top of my head, they are 5" long and of a heavier wire gauge than the typical smaller pins. I use them as blanket pins and they even hold the bottom in place that always comes loose using even heavy diaper pins. Hope that helps.
1384321
No snaps. These liners have downside studs, or "cleats", that hold them against them car flooring and prevent shifting. Just lay them down and you're done. Easy to lift out and clean.
1819465
No weights or snaps.. I bought comforter clips (I think that was the name) at another store and they work well.
2066506
They have pins. The one side is moved with a slide. Very easy to move and sturdy.
1809442
I use the rectangular cotton diapers and pin the sides. The liner is so thin it would fit in any brand. They make poop clean up so much easier!
834701
No tags on these (but omg have you seen the taggie blankets that have the twenty or so tags all around...). We have some other cloth diapers we bought online from http://www.greenmountaindiapers.com/cloth-diapers.html. Those ones have tags and were way better quality than these OsoCozy ones. But if you are using for burp cloths probably doesn't matter.
1557363
No. I only used the covers without any pins. There are plastic bands with teeth on them you can buy but I tried them and never used them. As long as the outer cover is on,.the diaper will stay put.
343215
YES, clips included and already attached to plastic holder. You just have to print and insert the name badge. These are very good quality and I would order them again if needed. We used for a Class Reunion. The pin style is not as desirable for clothing....especially women's dresses. The printing of names was easy to format - as Avery makes it simple if you use their templates available online.
1813418
To be honest, I thought the same thing and bought some myself, but never used them. I think you use them on the insert and then put the cover on? Never tried it that way. I do use the snappies on the other cloth diapers we have from our second child.
2158393
Absolutely! They do have Velcro tapes and you can just pop the diaper off and back on after trips outside.
992361
I added extra inserts for more absorbency. And when you're putting the diaper on your baby, grab and kind of tuck the front of the diaper right inside the creases of your baby's legs. Adjust your snaps, you want a snug fit but not too tight.
1470812
The elastic is sew in. They do have t do sets of snaps one set for waist and one set for hips/legs do u can adjust for a good fit as baby grows I have been using since baby was 6 weeks his now 7 months and still has room to go bigger
635337
Personally I do not. I trifold them and set them in a size one diaper cover... Works great.
1013737
Yes, they are, but the plastic is very thin and super strong. In my opinion, after using different brands of diapers on a totally incontinent bed fast patient for almost three years, these are the best affordable diapers for my pocketbook.