In the current environment and socially responsible world, more and more mothers are becoming more conscious of how they rear their children.
In an effort to take care of baby health, significant changes have been made in the baby market. More and more diaper brands are hopping on to the green bandwagon, with more brands selling eco-friendly disposable diapers.
Mainstream disposable diapers are packed with chemicals that harm your baby’s skin and the planet, as well. Luckily, these eco-friendly diaper brands are now offering disposable alternatives that make preserving our natural world much more accessible.
We look at five eco-friendly diaper brand alternatives that are safe for both your baby and Mother Nature, and that can still withstand massive blowouts.
1. Andy Pandy Premium Bamboo Disposable Diapers
Bamboo is our best eco-friendly sustainable brand because it is biodegradable, renewable, and is naturally regenerative. They use soft and silky fibers that are extremely strong as well as absorbent.
Andy Pandy claims that this brand is 86.5% biodegradable. They are antimicrobial, hypoallergenic, and odor resistant. They also feature thermal regulating and moisture-wicking capabilities meant to keep the baby’s skin comfortable and dry in both hot and cold temperatures. These features also prevent the baby’s skin from getting rashes or painful irritation.
Bamboo is a renewable source that doesn’t rely on pesticides or fertilizers, which make the eco-friendly material both gentle for the environment and your baby’s skin as well. As a result, no harmful or harsh chemicals like preservatives, chlorine, alcohol, PVC, or phthalates are found in these diapers.
They come with an aloe liner that keeps the baby’s skin hydrated to prevent itchiness. They have a no-leak guarantee that allows you to get a full refund if you aren’t satisfied with the product.
2. Seventh Generation Baby Diapers
This brand is well-known for its plant-based and eco-friendly products, such as organic feminine care and cleaning supplies. Their diapers are made from absorbent wood fluff pulp sustainably sourced and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
The wood fluff pulp absorbs about three times per standard wetting. They have refastening tabs and stretchy side panels for a flexible fit. They also feature a stretchy waistband and double leg cuffs to help control leaks.
It has a wicking layer that removes moisture from the baby’s skin and keeps the baby dry and comfortable. It also features a new fresh air breathable layer to also help pull humidity from the baby’s skin.
3. The Honest Company Honest Diapers
These diapers hold 17 times their weight in fluid to guarantee leak protection. They are soft; they have a comfy elastic waistband, stretchy side panels, fastening tabs to prevent blowouts, and sure-fit leg cuffs.
These diapers have been dermatologist tested as hypoallergenic thanks to plant-derived materials and sustainable fluff pulp used to make them. They also have adorable prints like feathers, giraffes, and T-Rexes.
4. Aden & Anais Disposable Super Soft Diapers
This brand is famous for making safe products for babies. These diapers are dermatologically tested as hypoallergenic and have been made from 100% sustainable resources.
They feature an absorbent core that draws wetness away from your child’s skin while the elastic and stretchy side panels that are enough to give the baby a snug fit that prevents leaks.
We love the fact that for every pack Aden & Anais sell, they plant one tree with Trees for the Future, which is a worthy initiative.
5. Abby & Finn Diapers
Abby & Finn is a by parents for parents diaper subscription brand that makes diaper shopping flexible and accessible. Since we tend to need diapers monthly, this brand allows you to set the packs you need in the subscription box, and when the time comes, they’ll show up at your doorstep.
Even when you are about to be in between sizes, they allow you to choose two sizes per pack. This is also the case if you want to use a larger size at night. You can also mix multiple designs in the same box. You are free to edit, pause, or cancel anytime.
For every month, diapers are purchased, they give 30 diapers to 1/3 of American families that can’t afford to buy diapers. Matter of fact, FINN stands for Families In Need. Hence, on top of getting eco-friendly diapers made from wood pulp harvested from sustainable forest, you’re supporting a great cause as well.
Bio: Nancy Baker – Founder of Childmode.com
