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CLOSED...Fluff and Stuff(ing) Giveaway: Mother-ease Sandy's System

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Mother-ease logoIf I had to use only one word to describe Mother-ease Cloth Diapers, that word would be plush.

I had the pleasure of reviewing their Sandy's Cloth Diaper System, which consists of:

  • 1 Sandy's Cloth Diaper in Cotton Terry Fabric
  • 1 Cover ( I chose the Air Flow Snap Cover)
  • 1 Sandy's Absorbent Liner in Cotton Terry Fabric
Mother-ease diaperMother-ease cover

Where to begin?

First, the
Sandy's diaper is a fitted so it requires a cover. The Air Flow is the trimmest cover I've encountered and the material is breathable. I can put it over my face and breathe. I guess that's why they call it Air Flow! I also appreciate the snaps that prevent my baby Houdini from removing her diaper. The diaper itself is so luxuriously soft, I feel like I am wrapping my baby's bum in cotton!

Now on to fit. Sandy's diapers come in two sizes: small (8-20 lbs) and Large (20-35 lbs). My baby girl is straddling the line so I ordered the large. As you can see in the photos, her diaper and cover are a little baggy in the waist and rise, but fit perfectly around the thighs where it counts. This means I can continue to use the Sandy's diaper and Air Flow cover while she grows into them.

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I didn't forget the ultimate litmus test of any cloth diaper...leakage. No problems here. This diaper is ultra absorbent.
I paired the Sandy's diaper with a thirsty Absorbent Liner overnight and it held like the Hoover Dam!

The wife and husband team behind Mother-ease have been in the cloth diapering business for almost 20 years. They pour a wealth of knowledge and experience to the design of their products. All of which have been developed and tested on their four sons!

Shop:
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cloth diapers for a complete catalog of products and prices.
Win: One lucky Marlie and Me reader is going to receive a Mother-ease Sandy's system in White or Unbleached Cotton Terry fabric, plus a Air Flow or Rikki Wrap cover.

Mandatory first entry: Visit Mother-ease cloth diapers online and leave a comment with something you learned in the Info & Education section . If you are commenting as Anonymous, please include first name and an email address
Special Extra Entries for this Event:
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All extra entries listed below are worth one (1) additional admission into this giveaway. Please leave a separate comments for each extra entry you complete)Extra Entries for Supporting the Sponsor:
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110 comments:

Brandi Elam said...

I learned that single use disposable diapers use 37% more water than home laundered because of the processes which are used when producing the disposable diapers. A great argument for those who state that cloth diapers are not as good for the environment because it takes too much water to wash them!

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Tannis said...

I learned that cloth diapering with fitted diapers costs about 12 cents per diaper change and disposables costs about 37 cents per change! Wow, that's a big difference!
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Josefine said...

I learned that using the MotherEase system can save you $1,000 over 2 1/2 years vs. disposable diaper.

Attila & Tamara said...

I learned that disposables are the 3rd largest single product in the waste stream after newspapers and beverage containers.

YUCK!

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Madeline said...

I didn't know that disposables use more water than home laundered.

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Madeline said...

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J. said...

I learned sposies use more water than cloth. No idea.

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Anonymous said...

I learned that you can save 1000.00 over a couple of years using these dipes rather than sposies! Wow!

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kmogilevski said...

Learned disposable diapers are made mostly of soft, fluffy pulp which is produced by chemically treating wood fibers.
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Steph said...

I learned that cloth diapering with fitteds and covers will save me even MORE money than diapering with AIOs


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Rae said...

I learned that sodium polyacrylate can cause severe diaper rash and bleeding.

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Kirsten said...

I learned that you can save over $1000 by using Mother-ease instead of disposables!
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Nikki said...

Initial investment is highest for home laundered cloth; however, long term savings are substantial.
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Boise Wiebers said...

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erin.nicole said...

I learned that in Canada and the US >20,000,000,000 disposables are discarded into landfill sites each year!!! Thats crazy!
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Claude said...

There are toxic priducts in disposable that are luckily not found in cloth diapers!

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Thanks for the chance to win!

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Discovering the Me in Mommy said...

I didn't know how the chlorine effected the environment as well as leaving residue in the diaper. yuck.
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Unknown said...

Hey! They named it after their kid, Sandy!

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Jill said...

I learned that disposables have sodium polyacrilate in them--the stuff that used to be in tampons that caused TSS.
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Maria D. @ DownrightDomesticity said...

I learned that the US and Canada dispose of over 20,000,000,000 diapers every year! =-O
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Anonymous said...

I learned that sodium polyacrylate is in disposables, which has been linked to TSS.
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caedmen said...

I learned that you can save over $1000 in 2.5 years using cloth diapers

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Rebecca Orr said...

I learned that: From birth to toilet training each child will use approximately 5,300 disposable diapers! That is CRAZY!!

Thanks for the chance.

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Karine Traverse said...

I learned that the Sandy's Diaper was created because the owner knew there had to be a better and easier way to CD than pins and plastic pants
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