Philosophy:
Motherease reusable nappies are one of the world’s leading brands of washable nappies and reusable nappies system. Motherease believe in reducing our impact on the environment, and in particular reducing the amount of nappies that go to landfill. The fact that no main stream disposable nappy that has ever been produced has biodegraded, and that they won’t for hundreds of years, is a scandal. UK research estimates disposable nappies could take up to 500 years to decompose (source: Leicester city council)

Motherease believe that washable nappies and reusable nappies is ‘tonnes’ better, and it also saves you money.

History and Origin:
The idea behind Motherease washable nappies came from a Canadian couple, who were unimpressed by the size, shape and cut of reusable nappies that they were using on their son Aaron. Back in 1981, there was a limited choice of washable nappies on the market, even in eco-conscious Canada. So they decided to design their own. Motherease reusable nappies was born in the late 1980’s, and 30 years later they are still going strong, becoming one of the most well known companies in the world for washable nappies. Motherease washable nappies have a unique side ventilation system, and the one size fits all reusable nappies really save money.

Who Would Like Them?
If you are about to have or already have a child, and frustrated by the amount of waste and money you are spending on disposable nappies, then Motherease washable nappies are a great option. It saves nearly £1000 in the lifetime of a nappy wearing child using reusable nappies. Disposable nappies could cost £970 for one baby (source: www.moneysavingexpert.com), an organic Mother-ease full time reusable nappies kit is £345.00…if you use it for a second baby you save another £970!
 
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Personal / Press Recommendations:
‘I found the Motherease washable nappy system a great solution. At first I thought washable nappies would be time consuming, but after a while you find they are not...and they save so much money!‘ Sarah, Tenerife, July 2009