As a parent, if you are not going to cloth diaper, the next best thing is a diaper like Bambo Nature Diapers. Bambo Nature doesn’t simply state that their product is eco-friendly and free of dangerous chemicals, they prove it. I love that this product supports sustainable consumerism and a brand that creates innovative green products that work better than non-green brands.
And they work like a dream! I think some people hear “eco-friendly” and assume you’re sacrificing quality for sustainability. Not so with Bambo Nature! Bambo Nature diapers and Pants will help your little one feel comfortable, active, and dry – all of the best traits in diapers (ask any parent). I love that these diapers stay dry overnight, thanks to their shift shapes. All Bambo Nature Diapers are free from dyes and perfumes, making them perfect for even the most sensitive skin. Follow the size guide to find the perfect fit – from newborn to potty-training toddlers.
Bambo Nature is considered eco-friendly because it is the only company that is audited in order to substantiate its eco-claims. Many other “eco” diapers are private-labeled. If you ask the corporation who makes the product and where it is made, you will not receive an answer. When you ask Bambo Nature where and how it is made, the corporation will provide you every explicit detail.
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What about Nature BabyCare? As far as I know, they are the only disposable diaper that biodegrades, etc.
Jennifer:
Unfortunately, there are no disposable diapers on the market that are 100% biodegradable. The elastic waistband or lycra waistband do not biodegrade. The synthetic SAP or gel is not 100% biodegradable. Tape tabs are not biodegradable. BUT do not lose confidence, the technology is coming. For now, products like Bambo Nature and Nature BabyCare are really good. Don’t let your pursuit of perfection get in the way of really good!
Nature BabyCare is not a biodegradable product. They have done a good job selling green by adding a few feel good components. Please contact them and ask for real proof that their product biodegrades in a land fill. I wager they cannot.
Green is more that a statement printed on a toxic package!