Diaper Pins

[redneck diaper boy]

I have been wearing cloth diapers for most of my life. I have never had a problem finding 3 inch pins. Now I need some larger pins. Any Ideas?

[WetDad]

Blanket pins which can be found at many fabric stores or feed stores. Horse people use them to pin wool blankets onto their horses.

[BabyTara]

Blanket pins which can be found at many fabric stores or feed stores. Horse people use them to pin wool blankets onto their horses.

[BabyLock]

Try KILT pins.

[square_duck]

I think baby-pants has some larger pins. I am thinking of ordering some....then there is also Amazon.com that seems to have most anything anyone could want....Good luck!

[Bettypooh]

<p>I found horse blanket pins on Ebay. These are larger in all proportions- not just length- which to me adds a lot of realism. You usually find these in a 4 - 5 inch length, sometimes brass plated and sometimes nickel plated. If you can find the smaller ones (3 1/2 - 4 inches) they are better as the longer ones may be so big that they dig in when you sit or bend over, and diapering is not supposed to be painful Another downside of these is that they were meant for woolen blankets so there is a blunt end, no sharp points here This does create extra wear on the cloth </p>

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<p>I think the ideal adult diaper pin size would fall between this and the usual smaller sized pins, plus it would be super if there were babyish heads available It seems that with adult diapering there is always some kind of compromise involved with perfection always not quite there. This is one reason I sew my own cloth diapers as that way I can%2

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

I think baby-pants has some larger pins. I am thinking of ordering some....then there is also Amazon.com that seems to have most anything anyone could want....Good luck!

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[messyman]

I have some of the big one from babypants and I do't find them really useful.

[redneck diaper boy]

One of my newest diapers is really thick and the 3 inch pins are hard to use. 4 or even 5 inch pins would be nice.

[Halsey]

toddler snappi's work the best

[dljim95]

The snappi's are great for thick diapers. They are all I use since I found them.

[Soggy Bottom Boy]

I have a couple pairs of the large locking head pins from Baby Pants.

[BabyTara]

The Boingos are cuter.

[BabyJune]

Diapers would be more secure by simply using more pins to secure them. Longer pins don't adequately

[willnotwill]

I use regular baby diaper pins, sometimes two per side without problems.

Actually of late, I've been using Snappis which are much easier.

[Bettypooh]

poopy_diaps, the pins I've seen were all blunt ended I wouldn't want to be kicked by a horse for sticking it with a sharp pin I remember these from childhood, my Dad having grown up on a farm. Until I started wearing cloth diapers they were just another gadget. Now they are what I use to replicate real baby diapering It's a proportion thing since everything is equally bigger now. With my Birdseye diapers it isn't tough getting the blunt pins in, but with flannel it's much tougher. I imagine that with the more open weave, gauze diapers would be easy to pin with these

[Fakename4me]

One other thing to mention.

Blanket/kilt pins are non locking.