Nature babycare Eco-Friendly Diapers, Size 1, 176-Count Package
- The first award winning ECO-friendly high-performance diaper, based on new green technology, protected by a Swedish patent
- No oil-based plastics against your baby’s delicate skin
- Patented Center-Channel reduces the need for bulky absorbent material while enhancing leak protection
- 100% Chlorine-Free, Latex-Free, TBT-Free
- The convenience of high-performance disposable diapers with the most environmentally friendly attributes
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Nature babycare Eco-Friendly Chlorine-Free Diapers, Size 1 (8-14Ibs), 176 countAmazon.com Product Description
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Nature babycare Eco-Friendly Diapers, Size 1, 176-Count Package
The only positive thing about this diapers, is that they are natural, which is great. But they are so uncomfortable! They are stiff and bulky. I think that most of the 5star reviews may be fake, because I can’t imagine someone comparing these to 7th generation for real, when it comes to fit and absorption.
Rating: 2 / 5
I ordered Nature Babycare after reading positive reviews. These diapers are not cut for kids with chunky legs! My daughter is not fat, but she is sturdy (37″, 35 pounds)and these diapers hurt her even though she is in a size that should cover her (size 5). Also, whenever we open up a new diaper, a little piece of plastic covering breaks off (not sure where this is coming from), so I am picking these up so they don’t end up in someone’s mouth. What a pain! We are going back to Seventh Generation, which worked just fine.
Rating: 2 / 5
toss those diaper rash creams, because you don’t need them anymore and they’re eco-friendly.
** not FULLY compostable, but hey, what do you expect.
Rating: 5 / 5
I’ve purchased 3 large batches of diapers from this manufacturer. The first batch was actually size 3 and had some tabs fall off which caused leaks, but for the most part I liked the diapers.
When I bought my batch of size 4’s the real trouble began. Of the 120 diapers I bought, about 60 of them had defective tabs, which meant the diapers would often burst open causing leaks. The bad tabs are attached at a 45 degree angle, instead of 90 degrees and so its easy to tell when you have a defective one. Keep in mind this is throughout the 4 packages (of 30) in my batch so it didn’t seem terribly isolated.
Amazon handled my problem with ease and refunded me for them. I waited a few weeks and decided to try another batch. I shouldn’t have bothered. This batch, which had a different batch number and a manufacting date weeks later, had some bad tabs too. But about a 1/3rd of them had what can only be described as black ink or fungus on the inside diaper. There is no way my boy was going to wear these.
Instead of contacting amazon about these I contacted the manufacturer. They were terribly slow to get back to me but finally offered to replace them. After another 6 emails over 1 1/2 months they never replaced them and ignored every one of my future emails. They have no phone number anywhere and only 1 single email for the entire world.
The only reason this gets 2 stars is because if the Quality control were good and they had decent customer service, this would be a good diaper. But as it stands, I wasted a lot of money, effort and frustration to no avail. Stay away from these! I suggest 7th generation instead.
Rating: 2 / 5
I normally buy 7th Gen. diapers but wanted to try these due to their claim of being “more green.” I think I got a defective pack b/c all of them have the right tab come off (the side that’s supposed to be attached to the back of the diaper, not the velcro side). My daughter has had several leaks b/c the tabs just detach inside her clothing. I have to use tape or put on an extra pull-up for added protection and security. This is quite disappointing. For their pricetag, they need to improve their quality assurance. I have one more pack to go and I hope that one won’t have this problem.
Rating: 2 / 5