Dapper Snapper Review and Giveaway

Droopy drawers? Problem solved for my little guy!!!

Both of my kids have always been light weights! Pants falling down is a reoccurring problem for my 20 month old and when it happens he gets frustrated. I am not a fan of belts because they are a challenge when using diapers or challenging for little fingers to buckle. The Dapper Snapper is your one size fits all through age 6!!! I am so pleased to report that my son's pants are NOT falling down! This product is awesome and a must buy for any skinny little one you might have. Go get your 3-pack of Dapper Snapper Belts today and get free shipping! :)

Look at all the pattern and color choices to fit your little man or your pretty princess.

Why Moms Love Them:

Affordable solution for kids that are between sizes or wearing hand-me-downs and pants that don't have adjustable waist bands.
One Size Fits All means you buy them once but get years of use!
More convenient than traditional belts since you don't have to remove them for diaper changes or potty training.
Wide range of colors and patterns make it fun for kids to accessorize!
Dapper Snapper Clips (sold separately) make it easy to use your Dapper Snappers even on pants that don't have belt loops.
Easy-to-use design helps make moms life a little easier.

Thank-you to Busy Mom Boutique for sending me the Dapper Snapper for review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100% mine.

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Comments

julie said…

like the cupcake pattern

December 4, 2012 at 7:59 AM

Kelley F said…

I like the butterflies pattern and the spiders pattern.

Francofamily4@aol.com

December 5, 2012 at 12:52 PM

Laura said…

I like the chocolate because it would go with anything.

Laurasu82 at yahoo.com

December 5, 2012 at 6:34 PM

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