Bambo Nature Hypoallergenic Baby Diapers, Eco-Labelled Sustainable Diapers, Enhanced Leakage Protection, Totally Chlorine-free, Skin Friendly, and Super Absorbent - Size 1 (36 Count)

I have been to you know where and back looking for a good diaper for my super duper sensitive babe. Most diapers give her a burn like diaper shaped rash including the “Rolls Royce” of diapers and many others that claim to be the answer.Bambo diapers seem unassuming, but man have they been a godsend for us. They are soft in a silky way on the outside, and cotton soft on the inside top sheet. We have yet to see a rash, and my babes chronic red rash from other diapers has faded away in about 2 days of use. These diapers are ABSORBENT. They claim 12 hours and I have (not intentionally) tested that limit. To my surprise no leaks, no rash, no fussyThese hug all the right places and do not give her red marks around the legs or torso. They also don’t sit too close to her skin and leave lots of breathing room. She doesn’t get heat rashes with these diapers like she has with many othersTo think these were back up diapers I bought on a whim! These definitely run narrow which is great for us. I’m so relieved we finally found a diaper that’s good for our little one, on accident!

I wanted to buy my daughter healthier diapers. So, I decided to go with these ones. When they first arrived, I was worried, because they feel and look thin, so I immediately thought " BAD IDEA " but then I used them. 3 main things I look for are: 1. They hold and don't leak and 2. They have stretch on the sides, so they don't dig in my baby girl's skin and 3. They are healthy. They do all of these things. I would buy again. The pricing is a little much for the little bit of diapers you get, but it is worth it. I love the stretch. They hold a decent amount, and they don't break or leak.

These diapers were so great for my son with severe autism. If only the company would make larger sizes. My son has sensitive skin and we never had any issues with these. They never leaked and the wings never broke. Highly recommend these for babies big and small!

I’ve been using Bamboo Nature Premium Eco-Friendly Diapers for a while now, and overall, I’m really happy with them. The diapers are soft, absorbent, and gentle on my baby’s skin. I love that they’re made from sustainable materials, so I feel good knowing I'm making a more eco-conscious choice.They fit well and provide great leak protection, which is a big plus. My baby stays dry throughout the night, and I haven’t had any issues with irritation or redness, which I sometimes experience with other brands.The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is the price—these diapers are a bit on the expensive side compared to regular options. However, considering the eco-friendly aspect and the quality, I think they’re worth the investment.If you’re looking for a more sustainable option that still performs well, I highly recommend Bamboo Nature Diapers!

I love that these are safer for my babies while also being as effective as the leading diaper brands. I’ve only had a few blowouts in all the time I’ve been using them and that simply just happens sometimes. It wasn’t the diaper’s fault 😅Worth spending the extra money for a product that works and won’t poison your child

I’ve been searching for a new diaper for my daughter’s sensitive tush since Andy Pandy went out of stock. These fit her well but we have at least a couple of leaks a week, vs zero with other diapers. As far as rashes go she doesn’t seem to react to anything in the diaper, but she got a mild rash once I think due to poor absorbency. Wanted to love these but the hassle isn’t worth it.Here’s my diaper journey for other parents who might be looking:Andy Pandy: Great, soft,, no rashes ever, no leaks in the right size, expensive but worth it. Would buy them on the black market if I could find them now.Honest: nope, gave her a terrible contact rashHello Bello: better, no contact rash, but she kept getting a bacterial rash and they didn’t seem to breathe muchParasol: great diaper, didn’t fit her right but might size up and try again. Expensive.

No leaks despite lack of plastic (we have used these through two children's pre-potty-trained years). Good volume capacity. Although it's probably better for the environment to use washable diapers (?) at least these seem to be more likely to biodegrade within a lifetime, rather than awaiting a future archaeologist to discover continents of plastic-preserved poo.

we loved the green bag diapers by bambo nature, but these dream diapers are absolutely terrible. they irritated my baby’s skin and gave her skin rashes by the tabs and at the top part of the diaper near her belly button. we also had issues with most of the diapers continually leaking gel out which we would find with each diaper change. running to find a safer, softer diaper and will never purchase these again!