Mother-ease Airflow Wrap

We bought our Motherese Airflow wraps when we gave up on the Tots Bots ones we had been using. We had many problems with the Tots wraps including difficulty getting a good fit, and binding which wicked urine away onto clothes and caused sore legs. The Motherease wraps solved all of these problems (I have written a separate review of the Tots nappies and wraps). The Motherease Airflow wrap is essentially the waterproof layer that goes over the top of a washable nappy. We found that it fits over the Tots Bots fluffle nappies we use very well, although of course Motherease also make washable nappies. The wraps fasten with poppers at the waist and leg, with ...  Read the complete review

These wraps are designed to be used with cloth nappies, and form the waterproof layer over the nappy that prevents leaks. Airflow wraps fasten with poppers. They come in 6 different sizes from x-small up to x-large, and cost around £8.50 per wrap. There are several different designs all on an animal theme, with a white or blue background. You can also buy the wraps in plain blue, white or yellow. The poppers fasten at the waist and leg. These are great if you have a wriggly baby as you can fasten the poppers up just by feeling for them, you can do it even if your baby is trying to crawl away from you! Much easier than aplix or velcro type fasteners if you have ...  Read the complete review

As i've just reviewed the motherease one size nappy i thought it would be appropriate to review the wraps that i used with them. We used these for 6 months but they are so simple to use that i know everything about them. ******The wrap****** There were two choices of wraps to use that we were aware of with the motherease all in one. There was the rikki wrap or the Airflow wrap - we chose the latter. The reason for choosing this one was the popper fastening over the velcro fastening. The airflow wrap uses poppers both around the waist and around the legs in order to get the best fit for your baby. There are six poppers on each so they are ...  Read the complete review

AhhhHHH!!! Motherease system of reusable nappies I love them but then which eco-friendly mum doesn't ... ask me about it and I can talk nineteen to dozens about it . However for my review here I will just obediently stick to the motherease airflow nappy wraps.. My little one is long out of nappies but I would still like to tell people that after loads of differents brands and types of wrap this is the top nappy wrap to go with reusable/cloth nappies ..provided your baby does'nt have too chubby legs. The first time I bought one of these wraps from the nappy lady I was really sceptical about a popper nappy wrap(much preferred the Velcro ...  Read the complete review

The mother-ease airflow wrap is one of several plastic pants I've tried. We use it over a shaped birth-to-potty nappy, which makes a difference to how the pants fit. If you use a different nappy type, you my find your experiences of the pants change, too. For anyone still choosing between the various types of nappy available, a plastic pant (or wrap) is used with a traditional, shaped, prefold or pocket nappy, not with a disposable or all-in-one. It's basically the waterproof part which stops undesirable substances seeping out and soaking clothing. The Motherease Airflow has poppers up the side for easy access. It is slightly adjustable, but not ...  Read the complete review