Knickernappies 2G Pocket Diapers

2009 November 19
by MieVee @ MummysReviews.com

This is a follow-up of a previous article on my diaper hunt for larger pocket diapers that fit chubby-thighed Baby V. After trying out one Knickernappies 2G Pocket Diaper (Large) (listed price: S$26.50) on Baby V over the past month, I love it so much that I have bought five more from Whoopeekiddies during a recent sale.

It is very trim when used with LoopyDo 2G inserts and pants fit nicely over it — perfect for outings. Since it is a sized diaper, there are less snaps settings to figure out compared to a one-size diaper. Baby V is using only the second snaps in each row, so I am pleased that there is ample room for growth. Although the rise is a little high for him now, he will grow taller and this would not matter soon. I like the large coverage provided by the wide crotch and front elastics that prevent leakage when Baby V is on his tummy.

Being a side-snapping diaper, Knickernappies 2G offers these benefits:

  • Independent adjustment of the waist and thigh settings, which is exactly what Baby V needs
  • Diaper can be pulled up and down to be used as training pants later on, which saves money on getting cloth training pants, especially important since Baby V is already in the pre-potty training stage
  • Easy to put onto a super-active baby, even if he is standing (Just need to remember the settings, snap four times and the child is free to go.)

I am looking forward to pre-washing and using all the new diapers!

Pros:

  • Very trim (especially when used with LoopyDo 2G inserts) — great for outings and under pants
  • Gentle elastics that prevent red marks
  • Front elastics that prevent leakage when baby is on his tummy
  • Wide crotch provides large coverage

Cons:

  • Only plain colours available (no cute designs!)
  • Inner fleece layer feels damp during diaper changes
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