Mother-ease one size

[Dunners]

Figi9, to fit on samller babes you fold the tummy down to decrease the rise, and use the socket snaps that hold the snap-in booster in place to do it up. Hope that makes sense (I can take a photo if it will help)

[Amethyst]

There are also instructions on their website on how to do it.
http://www.motherease.com/careB.html
Also a video if you can't work it out from the pictures.
Hope this helps
Paula

[mum2max]

Hi Figi9

We can send you a diagram instruction sheet, if you like.

Just pm me.

Paula

[figi9]

Thanks everyone. The instructions on the website were helpful and i watched the video. i feel a bit silly, it should have been obvious. I haven't tried it on Miko yet. I will first thing in the morning and see what happens. Will post soon hopefully with success. Folding down means no booster which makes for a thin nappy.

[Rodent]

We just got 2 second hand bamboo one size Mother-Ease nappies. We've only tried it once so far and the absorbancy and fit is great EXCEPT it cuts into his legs really bad He's 10 1/2 weeks old, 7kg, chubby legs, average tummy. I think it would be great on babies with a more uniform build. They seem like quality workmanship etc. I think I might just need to experiment a bit to get the fit right but the legs do worry me, maybe because he's so small and the nappy goes lower on his legs than normal? Hmm....

--Rodent

[Kaz]

Do you have some extenders? They're great for chubby legged babies

[Rodent]

Extenders? No..... Is that for the waist? It fits fine around the waist, he's only small (in the scheme of things). It's just that because there is no separate leg adjustment, when I make the waist the right size it cuts into the legs. I could loosen the legs but then the waist would gape.

--Rodent