Mother-ease Rikki Wrap

The mother-ease rikki 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 Rikki has a nice deep velcro front. The side tabs can be placed anywhere along the front, ...  Read the complete review

Many of the washable nappies on the market – from terry squares to the shaped, sized nappies, need some kind of waterproof cover, or wrap, to go over them. You could use plastic pull-on pants over the nappy, but if you have any kind of leak from the nappy (which the pants have hopefully contained) you would have to somehow pull the pants down your baby’s legs. Most wraps – including these - open at the front, and so the nappy, wrap and all can be easily removed from the baby without further mess. You don’t have to buy the wrap that ‘goes with’ the nappy you choose. Ideally you should try a few combinations to find the one that works best for you. I use Tots ...  Read the complete review

Great all-round wrap - Advantages: Works for pad folds/prefolds/shaped & flat nappies, Quality elastication means no red marks, Breathable - Disadvantages: Velcro can fold inwards on a tubby baby, marking the tummy, No aplix turnbacks, so attaches itself to other stuff in the washer, Tumble dry not recommended but dries in minutes anyway

Superb wrap because of quality materials/seam binding, leg gussets, lovely prints, value & lifespan - Advantages: Snug fit, Value for money, Gorgeous prints! - Disadvantages: High rise waist