This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Mom 2 Mom. All thoughts, opinions, and photos of diapered bottoms are my own.

In my Cloth Diaper Duty series, I shared some tips for two in cloth diapers.  One of my tips was that it is okay to take a break from cloth when life gets busy or even when you are traveling.  Little did I know, I would be living this mantra this spring. 

Recently Ryker suffered several ear infections back to back.  After multiple  rounds of antibiotics, his little gut was just a mess.  Even with daily probiotics, I couldn’t seem to avoid stomach issues.  Since he has super sensitive skin, he experienced a pretty bad diaper rash.  Before I switched to cloth diapers I purchased diapers for the boys through Amazon.   However, when your child is sick and you realize you need to slather on a thick diaper rash cream that will destroy your cloth diapers, there is no time to wait for Amazon- even if the diapers arrive on my door step in the smiling box the very next day (love that!). 

Instead, I can head to Safeway and grab a pack of Mom to Mom diapers.  Mom to Mom diapers provide excellent leakage protection.  More importantly, they are designed with a soft hypoallergenic liner that contains vitamin E and aloe, providing a sore bum with some relief.  Since Ryker has never been in disposable diapers, I was not sure how his already irritated skin would do with these diapers.  Much to my relief, his diaper rash cleared up within 24 hours of careful diaper rash treatment. 

Just two weeks ago, life got messy again when my cloth diapers started smelling like ammonia.  This is usually a sign that there is detergent build up and it’s time to strip them.  Of course this happened right when Ryker was battling bronchiolitis and yet another ear infection.  So on top of caring for a sick baby, I had to take the time to strip diapers. With two in diapers, I have a large enough diaper stash to last me two to three days, so stripping them takes almost an entire day. Between allowing them to soak in a stripping agent to washing and drying them it’s quite a process.  

Since I was caring for Ryker who was miserable and needed his mama, I had very little time or energy to take care of the diapers. Instead, I closed the closet door the diaper pails are kept in and grabbed the remaining package of Mom 2 Mom diapers I purchased a few weeks ago.   Again I was pleased with the quality of the diapers.  

My active little boy stays busy from crawling after his brothers…

to playing with huge trucks…

He doesn’t have time to be bothered with diaper irritation or leaks!  Thankfully Mom 2 Mom diapers held up well, were super slim, and very affordable!  If you are close to a Safeway and looking for a new diaper brand, give them a try.  You will be very surprised at these diapers!  

Where do you purchase your diapers? Would you consider trying a new brand if the cost was less, but the quality was just as good if not better? If you cloth diaper, are there instances when you use disposable diapers?

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Mom 2 Mom. All thoughts, opinions, and photos of diapered bottoms are my own.

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