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	<title>Comments on: Do Mother-ease Diapers never leak?</title>
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		<title>By: Elizabeth</title>
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		<dc:creator>Elizabeth</dc:creator>
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		<description>I&#039;m pretty late to the conversation, but I babysit a toddler who uses Motherease diapers. For the record, I&#039;ve used a lot of different cloth and disposable diapers and pull-ups many different children including my own.

There&#039;s no such thing as a diaper that NEVER leaks, but the Motherease comes pretty close. It holds at least as much as a good disposable diaper, and way more than any of the other cloth diapers I have experience with. The only time I&#039;ve ever seen one leak has been recently, because the toddler is potty-training and will sometimes stubbornly hold it in ALL DAY (&quot;only mommy takes me potty&quot;) and refuse to either wet her diaper or go on the potty. When she finally lets it go, it will leak a little; but I swear the diaper weighs as much as a quart of milk and her clothes are barely damp.

I&#039;ll be buying Motherease diapers for my next baby. The covers work pretty well for pre-folds without pins, too.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m pretty late to the conversation, but I babysit a toddler who uses Motherease diapers. For the record, I&#8217;ve used a lot of different cloth and disposable diapers and pull-ups many different children including my own.</p>
<p>There&#8217;s no such thing as a diaper that NEVER leaks, but the Motherease comes pretty close. It holds at least as much as a good disposable diaper, and way more than any of the other cloth diapers I have experience with. The only time I&#8217;ve ever seen one leak has been recently, because the toddler is potty-training and will sometimes stubbornly hold it in ALL DAY (&#8221;only mommy takes me potty&#8221;) and refuse to either wet her diaper or go on the potty. When she finally lets it go, it will leak a little; but I swear the diaper weighs as much as a quart of milk and her clothes are barely damp.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ll be buying Motherease diapers for my next baby. The covers work pretty well for pre-folds without pins, too.</p>
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