The answer should be obvious, but I don't get it

Re: The answer should be obvious, but I don't get it

• Teacher_2_b_in_3

  April 2009

  the snap settings on the insert correspond to the snaps on the diaper.  Does that make sense?
  

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• mrs.a.butler

  April 2009

  I believe the snaps are to snap is down so it's Smaller for when you have the bg at a smaller setting
  

  
  

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• abbbeyc

  April 2009

  So if DD was a newborn, I need to make the insert smaller to fit in the diaper, thus using the snaps. Since she's bigger, I don't really HAVE to snap it. Right?
  

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• smurfetteinred

  April 2009

  mrs.a.butler:

  I believe the snaps are to snap is down so it's Smaller for when you have the bg at a smaller setting
  

  ^^ This. If you're using the diaper at the highest setting then you don't need the snap on the insert snapped but if you've got the rise snapped down so the diaper is smaller then you need to snap down the insert so that it fits in the smaller sized diaper. 
  

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• abbbeyc

  April 2009

  Thank you!
  

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• babybird7

  April 2009

  If you have the outer part on the smallest setting you snap the two farthest snaps together in the insert.

   

  If it's on the medium setting, you snap the middle and the end one together.

   

  If it's on the large setting, no snapping at all.
  

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