| | |  | Infant | Home » » » » Real Nappies 6-Pack of Snug Wrap Diaper Covers, White, Infant Size, for babies 3 to 6 months, 11-20 lb | | | | | | | Description: | | The Real Nappies Snug Wrap three-layer diaper cover is made of a completely breathable polyurethane laminate that wicks away moisture and provides top notch waterproofing. Its superfine leg and waist taping that stands up to vigorous wash and wear. The velcro-like tabs are hardy enough to survive industrial laundry cycles but still retain their stickiness without rashing up your baby. Each Real Nappies Snug Wrap can typically be worn a few times before needing to be washed, and is generally usable as soon as your washer's spin cycle has finished. Just grab and go. It's designed for use with Real Nappies Cloth Diapers and can equally be used with other cloth diapers or worn over disposables. | | | Features: | |
• Waterproof diaper cover for daytime or night-time use
• Designed for use with Real Nappies Cloth Diapers
• Can be used with other cloth diapers or worn over disposables
• Fits snugly around baby's tummy and legs
• Economical 6 pack for babies 3 to 6 months, 11-20 lb
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 7.48 inches | | Product Width:
| 11.81 inches | | Product Height:
| 7.48 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.73 pounds | | Package Length:
| 8.3 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.65 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 35 reviews |
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24 of 24 found the following review helpful:
 Love these diaper covers!Oct 23, 2010
By A. Lybbert
I had given up on the idea of cloth diapering my newborn, but immediately got sick of all of the disposables I was wasting money on. However, my "one size" diapers were way too big. I found these on Amazon, and decided to give them a go. My baby is just now growing out of them at almost 13 pounds (3 1/2 months), and I am sad to have to move into my already-purchased larger size diapers. These diapers never seemed to get damp from the inserts/prefolds, they didn't stain, the insides aren't the plasticy-type material you get with most diaper covers, and my baby never had a blowout out the tops. However, I really wish they had leg gussets...as leaking occasionally occurred (but not often). If they made them with leg gussets, I think they would be pretty close to the perfect diaper at the perfect price (I'd even pay a bit more for the gussets!). I suppose leaking could have been averted if I used prefolds with a snappy...but I folded them into simple "inserts" instead...and they weren't secured tightly around the baby's legs. I will definitely be using these for the next baby!
21 of 21 found the following review helpful:
 Seemed great at firstOct 24, 2010
By Cassandre
I originally bought these covers because I was looking for a sandwich PUL diaper cover with a velcro close. These looked good and they were a decent price. I also found it appealing that they stood up to industrial washing cycles. Certainly, this meant I would be buying a durable diaper cover.
They were great, at first. First, the leg elastic started to go out. After about one months of use, the leg elastic was stretched out enough that I was getting leaks.
Then, the velcro started to go out. The diaper cover would randomly pop off while my son was crawling around on the floor. I tried every trick I could find on the internet to get the velcro to stick again. I cleaned out every tiny bit of fuzz fastidiously with a small comb. I ran them through the dryer with the tabs overlapping. Nothing worked. I finally resorted to making sure I always had a onesie on over the diaper cover. Even then, the diaper would still pop off and hang out one side of the onesie.
Additionally, these diaper covers had very bad wing droop. This is a common fit issue with skinnier babies where the outer edges of the diaper sag.
The sandwich PUL held up well and is still waterproofed. But, this doesn't do much good since the diaper cover just won't stay on the baby.
If you are looking for a cover with sandwich PUL cover, I recommend the Bummis. They still had wing droop but the elastic in the legs and velcro is still working after 8 months.
If you are looking for a bargain, I recommend the Prowrap. They are ugly but they are very functional and hold up to wear and tear.
Update: I noticed that their website boast a "two child"guarantee. I contacted customer service and they are sending me replacements, free of charge.
17 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Great Value for diaper covers!Aug 03, 2010
By TwinMamaIN
These are really nice covers, and the price was amazing, so with twins I couldn't pass it up. You can use these for a couple of diaper changes, I was expecting shiney sided pul on the inside of the covers but I think it is a sandwiched PUL with fabric on both sides. That being said, it stays dry after a wet diaper. It takes alot to saturate the fabric. They seem to breath nice. This is a tri-folded prefold system so it is a little bit bulky, but the covers are made roomy, they also work great with my homemade fitteds, and Thirsties fab-fitteds. Leg gussets would be a nice addition, but we have had very few leaks and they were probably our fault anyway. You just have to make sure the velcro is nice and snug.
The only con I found about these covers is that the laundry tab is a little too small and placed too close to the velcro tab itself. Not a major issue, you just have to be very deliberate in the way you place them so other laundry doesn't get stuck to the velcro, this would not stop me from purchasing them again. Also, the velcro is what I believe is called industrial velcro and is much stiffer and easier for toddlers to undo by themselves, but we haven't had a problem as long as I keep pants or shorts on them, you wouldn't have this problem with this with less mobile and coordinated babies. An option for snaps would be nice. Those are the only reasons I gave it 4 stars. I will definetly be buying all my friends with new babies the Real Nappies trial pack to get them hooked on CDing if I can.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
you get more than what you pay forFeb 17, 2011
By Bookworm Mom
I had never used cloth diapers, so I was unwilling to spend $200+ on a set to try them. I bought this pack, plus Gerber cloth liners ($1 a liner). In total, I spent around $50 - the cost of a large box of disposable diapers at Costo. They have exceeded my expectations! They keep in poop better than disposables and they haven't leaked once. I'm so glad I got these results without spending hundreds of dollars.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
happy happy happyFeb 18, 2011
By Crystal D. Kuttner
"Notorious* You won't forget me."
Anybody who cloth diapers their LO knows how how expensive diapers and covers can be. I was surprised to find these for such a low price. After receiving them, I honestly expected that they'd end up in the wash day stash. Boy was I wrong. These have turned into our go to covers. (Even before the Bumkins...) They never leak, and the pocket in the front ( for tucking the diaper into) was awesome for keeping the cord dry in the first week. (You know that week when everything is too big)
My only complaints are: The wings don't wrap around as much as I'd prefer- not a flaw- just a personal preference.
And the size range isn't accurate. A skinny 7.5lbs is a little too small. And there's no way these will fit a 13lb baby. I would imit the range to 8-11lbs if the babe is chunky.
Great diaper covers. Great price.
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