Nippas

Nappi Nippas are clever little devices that hold flat or shaped nappies together.

It simply has 'teeth' on 3 stretchy arms, these teeth grip into the loops of the nappy fabric and so hold everything in place.  The teeth are sharp enough to grip into the loops - but not sharp like a nappy pin - they don't actually go through the fabric so aren't near/next to baby's skin.

They can appear fiddly at first, but don't worry, once you've had a couple of practices you'll wonder what all the fuss was about.

Nippas make the nappy really adjustable, it means you don't just have to fasten the nappy where the poppers are.  You'll also not have a thick layer of Velcro/aplix, making the nappy slightly neater.