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I feel like I’m the only one still struggling to potty train my 2 year old. Surely, I’m not alone, but it really does feel like I am. I think many parents have their toddler potty trained by 18 months, and here I am still struggling. So, Nathan is still wearing diapers, but once he hits 3 years old, we’re really down to the nitty gritty.
The only other eco-friendly diapers we have used are from Honest Co, but we’ve been using Huggies Diapers for 2 years now. So, when Nathan received Bambo Nature diapers to test out, I was quite excited! (Funny how small things like new diapers get moms excited)
What I was most excited about was what the company claims the diapers to be. Bambo Nature claims that their diapers contains:
- No latex or chlorine
- No phthalates & PVC
- No heavy metals & chlorine
- No carcinogens or formaldehydes
- No lotions/moisturizers
- No chemical odor inhibitors
And much more.. Compared to other leading eco-friendly disposable diapers, Bambo Nature has earned the Nordic Swan ecolabel, which is one of the strictest accreditation in the world. Also, it’s the only “green” diaper that has a wetness indicator, according to Baby Gear Lab.
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So is Bambo Nature M.O.M. Approved? YES! Do I recommend it? YES!
Here’s why:
- It’s super absorbent. Out of the entire week and a half, we only had ONE leak. That was my fault, I forgot to change him before we went on a long car-ride.
- No BLOWOUTS! None! Which is fantastic!
- Nathan never complained or tried tugging off the diaper. Which he tends to do with other leading non-eco-friendly diaper brands.
- Nathan was able to move around freely without the diaper irritating his skin. He tends to sweat a lot when he’s active.
- Contains less SAP (the gel-like substance in diapers) than other leading green diapers.
- Simple and cute design and relatively thin, but still very soft.
- Great quality. Unlike other brands, Bambo doesn’t make Nathan feel as if he’s wearing just a rough paper towel.
- 80% biodegradable
- Breathable and kept skin dry
The only downside of Bambo Nature diapers are:
- A little expensive, but you’re paying for quality
- Not easy to find at major retail stores
The pros definitely outweigh the cons. I highly recommend them to friends and family. I am definitely purchasing more. If you’re a cloth diapering mama, this is a great alternative when you want to use disposable diapers part-time, or when you’re traveling.
You can purchase Bambo Nature diapers from there website, HERE. Don’t forget to follow them on social media, too!
- Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/BamboNature
- Instagram —https://instagram.com/bambonature/
- Twitter– https://twitter.com/bambonature
Have you ever tried Bambo Nature diapers? If so, what do you think of them?
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I always struggled with buying diapers. My oldest was allergic to something in the major brands and we had to buy off brands which are definitely NOT quality. I ended up cloth diapering for awhile because of it. I would've loved to try something like this when my babies were in diapers.
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Quality and chemical free diapers are A MUST! Thanks for sharing!
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That's great they have a more natural product available for use.
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Love that these diapers are chemical free! I was struggled with purchasing disposable diapers with my little ones . Thanks for sharing!
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Thats amazing that they're chemical free and are more natural for children!
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These sound nice! I think I would get excited about new diapers too. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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I was never that psyched with the Honest Diapers! It's great to have an alternative!
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Good quality diapers really is so important. I know that some of the name-brand diapers actually use so much dye to put those “fun” pictures on them, that the dye would rub off onto my kids' legs… as a mother, I definitely want something that is not going to be potentially harmful to my baby– even if it costs a bit more!
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