Bump, Bottom & Beyond

Introducing a new blog series! "I Choose Cloth Because..." will highlight all the reasons parents choose cloth diapers over disposables! This installment highlights the poop containment that cloth diapers offer.

Our guest blogger Sarah gives you some tips and tricks on a successful night time diaper change while your baby sleeps.

Erika answers one mom's question about safely and effectively drying her cloth diapers.

This mama saved all her cloth diapers for baby #4 and Mother ease were the only ones to survive the storage!

Erika answers one mom's question about how to safely battle stains on her diaper covers.

It's important when deciding to invest in cloth diapers, to ensure that quality materials are being used. Read why Mother ease uses only the highest quality elastics, and why they are such an important component of an effective cloth diaper.

Still using disposables at night, because you just can't find a leak-free cloth solution? Check out why moms are raving about Mother ease Night Time Solutions!

Erika answers one mom's question about cloth diapers becoming stiff.

Are you experiencing leaks with your cloth diapers? We were surprised to hear that the number one reason moms wanted to try Mother ease was because they were tired of dealing with leaky cloth diapers.

We tackle the top complaints parents have about cloth diapering their babies.

Erika answers one mom's question about red marks on her baby's thighs from the diaper he was wearing.

Wondering why Mother ease doesn't offer flat or prefolded diapers? Because we offer only the most convenient diapering systems, of course! Read why fitted diapers are a better choice for convenience.

Mother ease diapers and covers are designed to work as a team to give you leak-free diapering systems. Read here why you should use your Mother ease diapers with Mother ease covers.

Erika explains why Mother ease does not use fleece in our diapers.

Erika answers one mom's question about how to ensure the cloth diaper is fastened properly on her baby, ensuring a proper leak-free fit.

Having troubles with ammonia in your diapers? Erika tells you all about what ammonia is, how it can be prevented, and how to deal with it after the fact.

In the final issue of the Mother ease Expert Series, I will tell you which diapering accessories are must-haves, and which are just nice to have.

Erika answers the question about whether or not to add essential oils to your dryer balls.

In the 8th installment of the Mother ease Expert Series, I tell you how to properly care for your Mother ease cloth diapers.

In the 7th issue of the Mother ease Expert Series, I tell you the downside to stashing.

Are cloth diapers really better for the environment with all that washing and drying? YES! Read why!

In the 6th issue of the Mother ease Expert Series, I'm explaining the different size options you have to choose from, and why it's ideal to choose a diaper that gives a better fit.

In the 5th installment of the Mother ease Expert Series, I'm educating you on the 5 different styles of cloth diapering to help you decide which system to choose for you and your baby.

Guest Blogger, Monica Miller aka. Maman on the Trail, shares her dos and don'ts of camping with cloth diapers!

Erika answers one mom's question about how long the elastics last in Mother ease cloth diapers. You'll be surprised by the answer!

Erika explains how to safely use diaper cream with your cloth diapers - regardless if it says it's 'cloth diaper safe'.

In the 4th issue of the Mother ease Expert Series, I give you an in-depth look at what goes into designing a quality cloth diaper.

Erika answers one mom's question about how to best care for her AI2 diaper covers when using them with daycare.

In the 3rd issue of the Mother ease Expert Series, I'm telling you why cloth diapers aren't as much work as they appear to be.

The second issue of the Mother ease Expert Series. In this issue, I'm telling you why you should choose cloth diapers over disposables.

A review from Ann from the UK of our One Size Wizard Uno. Read to see why "If all reusables were as good as this then disposables wouldn’t be a thing".

Be an Advocate for Cloth Diapering Using cloth diapers is often more than a decision but a lifestyle choice. And it's a lifestyle choice that other people will question, so...

Explaining how our EasyCare™ technology works in our Wizard Uno, and why it makes this AIO stand out from the rest!

Welcome to issue #1 of the Mother ease Cloth Diapering Expert Series. In this first issue, we meet the expert, Erika Froese, who founded Mother ease Cloth Diapers in 1991.

We are tackling those questions that we get all the time from new-to-cloth moms who are frustrated with all the conflicting information they read online.

A new to cloth mama raves not only of our products but also of our customer service.

Have you traveled with your cloth diapers? Erika gives you some tips on how to make it an easy experience.

Often moms think they need to strip their cloth diapers when in reality they just need a good sanitize. Here, Erika walks you through the steps for sanitizing your cloth diapers.

Erika gives some tips on how to make diaper changes a positive and rewarding experience with your little one.

Erika answers one mom's question about what temperature is best used for washing cloth diapers.

Erika walks you through the indicators of a toddler that is ready to say goodbye to their diaper days!

New momma, Kate, reviews our One Size Wizard Uno courtesy of one of our retailers out of the UK - The Nappy Lady.

Ashley Taylor created DisabledParents.org to provide information and resources to other parents with disabilities. Here, she gives tips for preparing for motherhood with a disability.

Tara tells us all about why she loves her Wizard Duos and why they work for her!

 

Absolutely everything you need to know about washing cloth diapers. 

 

Erika tells you everything you need to know about nursing pads. from what they are to what to look for before purchasing!

Erika gives insight on what makes cloth training pants more desirable than disposables.

Erika sheds some light on what factors can be causing that irritating diaper rash on your baby's little bum.