Mother-ease Review and Giveaway

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Winner- #57

My son Grayson is 7 months old now and I have been using cloth diapers for the last six months. I think that they're great for the environment and they are a great money saver. The down fall has been that at night my son seems to wet a lot and I have had to go back to disposal diapers which I really would rather not. It really defeats the purpose of having cloth diapers. So when my friend introduced me to the Mother-ease website I was excited to try their product.

Mother-ease diapers were created by a mother in 1983 who wanted a better cloth diaper. Better than the traditional flat, rectangular cloth diapers, which need to be folded and pinned, along with the plastic pant which went over top to keep his clothes dry. That's when she created breathable All In One cloth diaper. With an exclusive side ventilation system, it combines an outer waterproof cover with an inner absorbent cotton material. Plastic snaps make cloth diapering easy and it fits a baby’s bottom snugly.

Mother-ease soon discovered a need for a cloth diaper for heavy wetters. They designed their Sandy’s™ cloth diaper and appropriately named it Sandy after their son. With a snug fit it is shaped to fit a baby’s contours, but is of a heavier construction and snaps shut at the sides. The diaper comes in two sizes. In order to make it waterproof, this cloth diaper requires a separate cover.

Sandy's Systems

I tried the Sandy’s™ cloth diapers which comes in two main sizes: Small (8-20 lbs.) and Large (20-35 lbs.) They also offer Newborn and Toddle-ease cloth diapers which offer a custom fit for newborns and toddlers. These cloth diapers are made from our same soft stretchy terry cloth using the same quality of workmanship, but they have an extra layer of absorbent terry sewn to the inside of the diaper. The fit of the cloth diaper is slightly roomier. Elastic at the waist front and back as well as the leg openings, together with the snap closures at the sides create a clean pant-like look. A surged edge finishes the diaper. Our large Sandy’s™ cloth diaper is one of the most absorbent cloth diapers ever, and holds 15 oz. When used together with our Sandy’s™ Cloth Diaper Liners it makes an extravagant nighttime cloth diaper.

I also added the leak-free cloth diaper cover that refuses to compromise breathability. The Air Flow™ Snap Cover, with adjustable snaps at the waist and leg opening has an air ventilation system between the snaps. This allows for maximum air circulation as the baby moves, reducing the risk of bacteria by keeping the temperature in side the diaper down.

The first time I put the diaper on I thought it was a little bulky even for a cloth diaper but it worked. I have been using the diaper at night since. Grayson is now sleeping better and I am too. It's a great diaper for heavy wetters at night. I will be buying a few more so that I don't have to wash it everyday.

Check out Mother-ease to see what other diapers they have to offer.

Want to win the Unbleached Cotton Large Sandy's Diaper, a Large Unbleached Cotton Liner and a Med-Large (20-27 lbs) Air Flow Snap Cover?

To Enter: Leave me a comment telling me what your favorite Leak free cover is! You can also get extra entries for following GGG through GFC, Subscribing via email, liking us on Facebook and following via Twitter.

This giveaway will end on August, 29, 2011. I will choose the winner using Random.org. Please leave a valid email address if it is not visible in your profile. US entries only.

~Tracy~

The featured product{s} in this post were provided to me free of charge by the manufacturer or pr company representing the company. All opinions expressed in this review are my own and not influenced in any way by anyone.

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