“I’ve been using Airflows on my son at night for a few months now, not one single leak, washes really well and dries super quick - wish I’d started using these a lot sooner!”
“I’ve tried other brands but the motherease wrap is hands down the best. We get about 3-4 hours dry without extra boosting. Started reusables with my second child and motherease really make it easy. Nappylady are a fab website too”
“My toddler is ~13kg and the large size is currently the right one for him. First time using terries, and this wrap seem to be working really well, besides having a lovely pattern (birds).”
“Just changed from medium to large in these airflows, I would say that they come up a little small if you are making sure you've got the loose fit round the legs, but my 9 months old has a skinny waist and chunky thighs so this might contribute! I don't understand how they work but they work brilliantly! Highly recommended as a nightime solution.”
“Brilliant quality wraps but I read that most babies don't need the next size up (we ordered L) but my we are already using the largest popper settings for my 12month old as the others seem a bit too tight/restrictive and he's not a chubby baby - he was an early walker so has already slimmed down quite a bit so we're a bit concerned about how long the wraps will last. Our medium rickis seem to have a similar amount of growing room left”
“This product is of an excellent quality especially the original elastic bands. It’s perfect for terries. My baby is breastfed, no solids yet, and it did not retain all of poonamies but it’s a good wrap overall. The elastic might catch poop, try to remove it before the washing. Always wash in a mesh bag, separated from any shaped Velcro nappies. These and the petit lulu are the best wraps for terries. Mother-ease leaves marks on baby legs but I think it’s more appointment than petit lulu.”
“Fantastic wraps that go over any fitted nappy. We use over bamboozles and teddys. And have very few leaks. Only really need a quick wipe down most of the time.The only downside is how difficult they can be to get hold of. But worth keeping an eye out for!”
