Can you use essential oils on cloth diapers? While they may seem like a natural way to freshen laundry, essential oils can coat diaper fibers, reduce absorbency, and lead to leaks. here's why we recommend skipping oils altogether - and what to do instead if you're dealing with diaper odor.
Ammonia in cloth diapers can turn a simple routine into a frustrating one. If you're noticing a strong ammonia smell, redness, or irritation, understanding what causes ammonia build-up (and how to prevent it) can make all the difference. Learn the science behind ammonia and exactly how to get rid of it for good.
For over 30 years, Mother-ease has been designing and manufacturing cloth diapers in Canada that truly work. Built with ethically sourced, high-quality materials and thoughtfully engineered for leak prevention and longevity, our diapering systems are designed to last from birth to potty - and beyond. Because when cloth diapers are made right, they don't just work better - they last longer.
What looks cheaper today isn't always cheaper overall. Learn why small daily costs add up, how psychology influences buying decisions, and what parents often miss when comparing disposables to reusable diapers.
Erika explains why Mother-ease does not use fleece in our diapers.
We are tackling those questions that we get all the time from new-to-cloth moms who are frustrated with all the conflicting information they read online.
