Toddler Size 3-Pack

These are really big. One inch longer in width than size 1 (6 inches for size 2, 5 inches for size 1). The grey is the Size 2 in the pics. I prefer Size 1 for my toddler. I use these with stretchy flats.

Simply a great product. These are a must when it comes to cloth diapering. My husband admitted to me the other day that if it wasn't for Snappi, he would have quit. I haven't had them break me. They have been run through the wash several times and they are still going strong. The grandparents are jealous that these weren't around in their day

These break so damn easily, so I'd recommend another similar product with much more substantial elastic and plastic portions; look around on Amazon and you'll find better alternatives. I tried two different sets of these and they each broke while putting them on, and I wasn't stretching them hard or anything. Yes, I did pre-stretch as well per recommendations.

Safe product and a life saver because I never liked the traditional way to secure prefolds and these are quick, easy, and safe to use on babyNote: it’s says toddler but i was able to use on my 6 lb new born

Our kiddo was getting too big for the smaller size- these are perfect. Thought about the other types of fasteners, but you only have to search around for one thing while you're in the middle of cleaning up a poopsplosion, which is a huge plus (on that note, I can use these one-handed as well). haven't had to replace my original smaller ones yet and it's been 5 mos.- pretty sturdy.

These are really great. They are very convenient and easy to use. I still prefer good ole pins though. :) My baby is a CHUNK and I just feel like these are a little tight and restrictive on his tummy.

These are too small for our toddler (26 months). We have one used snappi that's the only one that fits. It's way more stretchy. These are not as big and not as stretchy and they leave red marks on his hip.

I had been using the same 2 for 10 month when I finally broke down and bought more snappis. These aren't as flexible as my first set which I bought pre-owned. I think if I had a choice, I would choose a less stiff snappi with more flexibility so I know my baby is comfortable while bending forward. Over all, they do the job because I'm still using them 2 months later with no problems.