Okay, so kids belts - love 'em? Hate 'em? Impartial? We have one daughter in particular who has trouble keeping her pants up. And I'll let you in on a little secret: she's ten. She's a bit on the older side for this product which is really geared more toward the toddler set, but if you have droopy drawers, you have droppy drawers. Saggy pants don't always know their age boundaries.
Dapper Snappers are a helpful tool for keeping the pants up without the hassle a real belt for kids can sometimes cause. You know what kind of trouble I'm talking about? Let's just say it causes bathroom issues. Ahem.
The other trouble I've had with girls belts is not having enough holes in the belt - sometimes the belt itself is also droopy. With Dapper Snappers, you lose the need for the holes and buckles. This is especially nice with very young kids.
Check out this little video:
There you go: easy peasey.
Want to try it out for yourself? You can win a $25 gift certificate to the Dapper Snappers website. Here's how to enter:
Simply leave any comment on this post. Any funny kids pants stories to tell? That's an automatic entry.
For a second entry, Check out the Dapper Snappers website and learn something about why they were created. Come back and let me know what you found.
For a third entry, follow @DapperSnappers on Twitter and tweet this: Win a $25 gift card to @DapperSnappers via @MeganDunham right here: http://bit.ly/fC5Okq - Come back and leave an extra comment letting me know you did that.
For a fourth entry, mention this contest on your facebook wall and include the link to this giveaway: http://bit.ly/fC5Okq. Come back and leave another comment for that one too.
For a fifth entry, "like" Dapper Snappers on Facebook and mention you entered this contest on their wall, including this link to the giveaway: http://bit.ly/fC5OkqCome back and let me know you did that.
For a sixth entry, subscribe to this blog, St. Louis, Seminary Style. Come back and let me know that you did it!
Go back to my landing page for this week's giveaways and reviews. Choose one of my "review only" posts to leave a comment on and then come back saying you did that. Presto! A 7th entry!
The winner will be selected by Random.org. This contest will close on Friday, January 21. The winner will be notified over the weekend and will need to respond within 48 hours or risk forfeiting the prize to the next in line. IMPORTANT: You must make your email address available for me to contact you. If I can't contact you, I will choose another winner. It's happened before.
Congrats to:
I'm contacting you right now!
Disclosure: We received a purple Dapper Snappers for the purpose of review. My ten year old has tried it out and approves. It indeed helps keep her pants up. I keep a proper disclosure statement available right here.
I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Tomoson Product review & giveaway Disclosure. Sponsored by Tomoson.com
No really good kids' pants stories. Just the typical, kinda funny when they dress themselves and the pants are on backwards and the potty accidents b/c they couldn't get down their pants. My 2nd oldest won't wear jeans, she doesn't like how they feel, so I've had to almost invest in a new pants wardrobe b/c almost all of the hand-me-downs at one stage were jeans. Then she would wear the pants out at the knees and I would cut them off for shorts so I had to buy even more pants in that size for daughter #3 so she'll have at least a couple pairs of stretchy pants! :)
why created - from website basically when going to hand-me-down closet to get next size up (kids grown so much overnight that pants aren't long enough) and length looks great but waist is way too big! Dapper Snappers to the rescue to cinch up the waist to be comfortable but not in the way for potty training.
when my son was younger he would always try and wear his Dad's pants and shoes - it was always a treat to see him standing in the laundry basket trying to get them on.
we could use one of these. my 3yo is in 2T pants, and even they're droopy since she potty-trained out of her bulky cloth diapers that once kept her pants up;)
My identical twins share all their clothes and the identical girls aren't identical sizes :). The pants that fit one fall off the other and our thrift belts aren't as thrifty or nifty as these!!!
17 comments:
No really good kids' pants stories. Just the typical, kinda funny when they dress themselves and the pants are on backwards and the potty accidents b/c they couldn't get down their pants. My 2nd oldest won't wear jeans, she doesn't like how they feel, so I've had to almost invest in a new pants wardrobe b/c almost all of the hand-me-downs at one stage were jeans. Then she would wear the pants out at the knees and I would cut them off for shorts so I had to buy even more pants in that size for daughter #3 so she'll have at least a couple pairs of stretchy pants! :)
why created - from website
basically when going to hand-me-down closet to get next size up (kids grown so much overnight that pants aren't long enough) and length looks great but waist is way too big! Dapper Snappers to the rescue to cinch up the waist to be comfortable but not in the way for potty training.
(Mom-created of course!!)
when my son was younger he would always try and wear his Dad's pants and shoes - it was always a treat to see him standing in the laundry basket trying to get them on.
My daughter is such a skinny mini, her pants will be too short yet they are falling down. She's got a size 18 mo butt 0n a size 3t body.
We call her droopy drawers.
kim@accidentalmommies.com
Dapper Snappers were created to make hand-me-downs easier and last longer. You don't have to worry about the waist being too big for the next child!
kim@accidentalmommies.com
we could use one of these. my 3yo is in 2T pants, and even they're droopy since she potty-trained out of her bulky cloth diapers that once kept her pants up;)
I follow DapperSnappers on Twitter & Tweeted
http://twitter.com/WhatsThatSmell/statuses/28490043270107138
kim@accidentalmommies.com
We could use this with our crew.
My identical twins share all their clothes and the identical girls aren't identical sizes :). The pants that fit one fall off the other and our thrift belts aren't as thrifty or nifty as these!!!
ok, posted and liked on facebook! gave you a good promo too! love your blogs ;).
what a perfect solution for droopy kids pants! I have the hardest time always searching for adjustable jeans. heinzmom at hotmail dot com
we could defiantly use this
k k g r a y 8 8 at yahoo
i learned that they were created to make hand-me-downs last longer
k k g r a y 8 8 at yahoo
follow them on twitter
k k g r a y 8 8 at yahoo
posted on fb
k k g r a y 8 8 at yahoo
like on fb
k k g r a y 8 8 at yahoo
subscriber
k k g r a y 8 8 at yahoo
Post a Comment