Snappis - uncomfortable for tummy sleepers?

AimeeL85

I'm bored and want to try something new (that's actually how I started CDing in the first place lol) so I wanted to give prefolds a shot.   I have a tummy sleeper and the Snappis look like they might be hard and uncomfortable when sleeping, but I don't own any yet so I haven't actually felt them. They seem like the easiest way to go for fastening.  Do you think they would be uncomfortable for a tummy sleeper?

hcarli

We sometimes use prefolds around the house but I they don't last very long for my DS. I know they wouldn't last for a nap or overnight w/out leaking.

The prefolds  are thick enough to prevent any Snappi contact though.  (In the beginning I checked every single time!)

Maude1014

I'm always affraid that I put the snappi on too tight.

monona9

We use a snappi almost every night with our sbish snapless and DD is mostly a tummy sleeper. She has no problem sleeping with a snappi on. The snappi's are flexible and stretchy and only touch the outside of the diaper. I'm honestly more worried about having snaps pressing up agaInst her, but she naps in snapped fitteds everyday and doesn't complain.

annie357s

I was wondering this myself.  I just got some sbish snapless and the fit is so much better than any of my snapped diapers (well, except for TT which is wonderful!!).  I want to start using them at night. 

susangilchrist

Like PP mentioned, a prefold is really not nearly absorbent enough for a nap or overnight.  However, I use a snappi with my Sbish Snapless overnight and they seem really comfy.  A prefold is thick enough for the baby not to even really feel the snappi.