| Nature Babycare Diapers are 100-percent chlorine-free and keep oil-based plastics away from babies delicate skin. Our absorbent pulp is from sustainably harvested Scandinavian forests and the patented center-channel means a less bulky fit while enhancing leak protection. Since we use 60-percent natural materials instead of plastic, our diapers are super soft and cloth-like providing comfort without sacrificing protection. Leading the Way in Europe
Nature Babycare is a Swedish-based company founded by a pioneering mum 14 years ago who thought the world deserved a better diaper! Marlene Sandberg was appalled to learn that babies will produce half a ton of diapers every year. Half a ton! So she sought to create a range of award-winning diapers and baby products which are effective, price competitive, and environmentally friendly--making Nature Babycare products good for both babies and the environment. We are the trusted source for eco-friendly baby products among consumers and the green community. Nature Babycare is leading the industry in Europe by providing mum's with a high-performance diaper that is better for their babies and the environment. Why We're Award-Winning
Our diapers and pull-on pants are over 60-percent biodegradable in contrast to major brands which are often composed of up to 80-percent oil-based products which do not decompose easily. Conventional diapers can take hundreds of years to decompose, but because of the high content of bio-degradable material, ours break down in a fraction of that time, meaning there's less need for landfill or polluting incineration. We keep oil-based plastics away from babies delicate skin and use natural, breathable corn-based materials instead. Our patented center-channel reduces the need for bulky absorbent material while enhancing leak protection. Nature Babycare Diapers are 100-percent chlorine-free, protecting the environment by not producing harmful dioxin pollution. All of this combined minimizes diaper rash and other irritations so that your baby is healthy and happy! With features such as stretchy tabs and leg gatherings, a soft cloth-like feel, and non-bulky absorbent pulp, we've created an award-winning diaper that performs ahead of the rest. Our founding principle was to give mum's a high performance diaper that is better for their baby and better for the environment. We strive to use renewable materials whenever possible in all of our product lines. Nature Babycare Diapers offer the convenience of disposables with the most environmentally friendly attributes. What Makes Us Unique
Other diapers can claim to be green but still use massive amounts of oil-based plastics. As a mum, our founder knew there had to be a better way to make diapers. That's why we've spent many years perfecting our diapers by eliminating as much non-biodegradable materials as possible while maintaining performance and comfort. We also use an absorbent pulp that is sustainably harvested out of Scandinavian forests. Our diapers are completely unbleached, contain no latex, fragrance, or TBT (tributyltin), and are hypo-allergenic. As with any diaper, for maximum performance, when your baby reaches the upper limits of the weight class, we recommend that you switch to the next larger size.
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Brands | | No oil-based plastic against the baby's skin |  | | | | | Made from 60-percent+ natural biodegradable material | | | | | | Patented Center-Channel that reduces the amount of absorbent polymers | | | | | | Certified by the world renowned Swedish Society for Nature Conservancy | | | | | | Soy-Based ink on diapers and packaging claim | | | | | | Sustainably Harvested Absorbent Pulp | | | | | | 100-percent Totally Chlorine-Free | | | | | | Elastic Tabs and Gatherings | | | | | |
Amazon.com and the manufacturer have teamed up to offer this item in Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging, a recyclable, easy-to-open alternative to traditional packaging. Products in Frustration-Free Packaging are exactly the same--we've just streamlined the packaging. A Frustration-Free Package comes without excess packaging materials such as wire ties, hard plastic "clamshell" casings, and plastic bindings. It's designed to be opened without the use of a box cutter or knife and will protect your product just as well as traditional packaging. Products with Frustration-Free Packaging can frequently be shipped in their own boxes, without the need for an additional shipping box. Learn more about Frustration-Free Packaging. |
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 the ONLY Eco-Friendly diaper out there! |
| Review Date: February 3, 2009 |
| Reviewer: stay at home mommy to greyson :), TN United States |
| I have tried all of the "eco-friendly" diaper brands out there including Cloth diapers which I do most of the time. I started researching all the eco friendly disposable brands and found that seventh generation and the others were not actually eco friendly at all! They are made with petroleum based products and have some gel in them which isn't good for baby or you. The only diaper that is compostable, biodegradable, chemical and man-made ingredient free is NATURE BABYCARE. I know it feels kinda papery but that is the trade off. Isn't this about our children and our world, not how nice it feels? Its a diaper and its gonna get pooped and peed on. haha I have never once had a leak with this diaper either. I am actually going to give up cloth diapers and switch to Nature babycare full time because Amazon.com has an awesome deal on them with the subscribe and save program. $37.39 for a 4 pack (size 4 diapers)! Its about the same cost as what I spend every month on washing my cloth diapers and its more convenient! I am so thankful for this company who created an actual safe diaper for my son! God bless. |
Nature Babycare is correcting the redesign flaws!! Yeaaa!!!
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| Review Date: September 2, 2009 |
| Reviewer: JTM'sMommy, Elgin, IL |
Nature Babycare diapers are breathable, latex free, chlorine free, more comfortable for my baby, and better for the environment. I use NBC diapers at daycare when not using gDiapers and have used them for a year and a half now.
Regarding the recent design change, Nature Babycare is correcting the flaws from the redesign and new dipes should be in the store in one to three weeks. I contacted their customer service and below is their email reply:
We understand your concerns regarding the new Comfort Fit design. As we explained, we are taking immediate steps to rectify the situation.
We are constantly working to improve our nappies. That's why we value your feedback so much. We have created a new design, a thinner nappy that uses fewer raw materials so that it fits your child better. Unfortunately, an analysis of the Comfort Design nappy showed that, while the maxi sizes are less effective than expected, not all sizes are affected. Due to this we will not be repackaging these nappies nor will we be performing a product recall.
Production of the new nappy has already begun, we expect the nappy to be in store within one to three weeks.
However, you can be sure that in the coming weeks, Nature Babycare nappies will once again give you the same great performance you expect.
Thank you for taking the time to contact us about your concerns and for your patience as we take the time to implement the changes and suggestions that customers like you have sent to Nature Babycare.
Sincerely,
Customer Service NATY AB
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Wonderful GREEN option
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| Review Date: June 5, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Gladys L. Spongberg, New York, NY USA |
Nature Babycare Eco-Friendly, Chlorine Free Diapers, Size 3 (16-28 Lbs), 136 Diapers
Pampers Swaddlers diapers work great, but in a world trying to be more environmentally friendly I wanted to try something better. I tried the Seventh Generation diapers and they worked ok, but the gel they used to absorb liquids burst from the diaper casing several times and would be all over my baby's skin. Plus they are a drab brown color. The diapers created by Nature Babycare www.naty.com are soft and super absorbent. They held a full night's worth of pee and still felt dry to the touch, while not being bulky. Also they are a white diaper with pretty little pale green leaves on it - much more pleasant than Elmo peeping out from the sweet baby clothes. |
I love these diapers!
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| Review Date: July 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Barbarossa, Seattle, WA USA |
I'm so glad that Amazon finally has these diapers! I like them much more than the seventh generation diapers which never seemed to fit my son well. With these diapers we have hardly any leaks, even over night. We don't have any problems with diaper rash either.
So no leaks, no rashes, no obnoxious cartoon characters, and no diapers in the landfills for thousands of years! |
Best disposable diapers
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| Review Date: August 12, 2008 |
| Reviewer: K. Chang, Fresno, California |
| This is the best we have tried. We have tried seventh generation, G diaper, cloth diapers, and even diapers from Japan. It's got the best features from all of the above combined into one diaper. It's breatheable like the ones from Japan, but the ones from Japan are not biodegradable. It's more convenient than cloth diapers and G diaper. It's 100% biodegradable like G diaper and not only does it look and feel better than seventh generation, it's actually better for the environment. Plus, it doesn't leak and the little green leaves on the diaper look great. This is the one we are going to stick with. I am glad we gave it a try. |
Beats huggies or 7th generation
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| Review Date: December 6, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Stevec2447, Houston, TX |
These are great diapers. Having 3 kids, we've tried them all. We had been using 7th generation, but found that they leaked and fit small. No problems with leakage here.
They do seam slightly bigger padding wise compared to some others, but they definitely trap in the moisture. Others have reported they fit smaller, however, in the size we use (4) I found them to be bigger than the same size of 7th generation we switched from. The only difference you may notice is that they feel somewhat like paper on the outside, not as smooth as other brands, this is due to their construction which allows them to biodegrade. The interior is just as smooth as other brands, and we have had no issues with rashes.
Both my wife and I like the fact that they are more environmentally friendly than other diapers, and not just chlorine free. We were willing to pay a slight premium for this, but with Amazon's already good price and the subscription discount, there is no extra cost penalty for buying something better for the environment. |
great diapers
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| Review Date: December 24, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Alli Miller, |
| I was using Seventh Generation diapers for my baby previous to finding these. I really like these diapers because they are more eco friendly than the seventh generation diapers. They are also cuter. I find that they are true to size for my son, who is long and skinny. I actually prefer these diapers because they seem to be a little longer than most, which is great because he's a boy-extra coverage in in front where he needs it! The only thing I would like more is if the stretch tabs were stretchier. Most other diapers have really stretchy tabs (seventh generation included) but the stretchy tabs on these are not all that stretchy. Other than that they are great. We use them all the time and have no leaks! |
Nice diaper with less leaks
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| Review Date: December 28, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Sean M. Harvey, Oceanside, CA United States |
| For our 10 month old daughter we use G-diaper, seventh generation, and now this Nature Babycare. The size 4 for our daughter was leaking with seventh generation, but the Nature Babycare size 4 is a bit longer and wider. No leaks since we switched. The outside of the diaper is paper compared with the plastic of the seventh generation. This diaper still uses some gel for absorption as we have seen a few gel balls. We do have some diapers with misplaced closure tabs, but overall the tabs work very well and hold very strong. Overall we are very pleaed. Would recommend these. |
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