Bambo Nature Eco Friendly Premium Nappies for Sensitive Skin, Size 1 (4-11 lbs / 2-5 kg) Pack of 28

I absolutely love these nappies. I normally use cloth nappies but circumstances at the moment meant I need disposables for my babies..I did use mama bear nappies absolutely appalling and both my toddler and baby got chemical burns after one use of each nappy!!!I find that pampers constantly leak!!Anyway after much research I found these awsome nappies.At first I was dubious about them having read some of the reviews but have to say I am so so impressed!!!No leaks at all and use overnight too and no nappy rash at all.Absolutely love these nappies and will continue to use them..

I love these nappies, my 5 month old easily goes 5 hours without them leaking. They are a great fit and Eco so very happy, don't buy any other brand now.

Good in a pinch, but overall the performance is lacking.We use cloth nappies but occasionally need disposable if we are traveling, or for after live vaccines. We got these because Beaming Babies were sold out. These don’t perform as well as the Beaming Babies or our reusable cloth. The gussets in the leg don’t hold tight to the leg and this encourages leaks. I tried multiple techniques for closing the nappy and the results were the same each time. I like the idea of them, but the execution isn’t great. However, they are less harmful to the environment, so I still give them 4 stars.

Very happy with finding these, bamboo nappies kinder to skin than standard nappies

Thought would try these, but sorry to say, not the best, they quite often leaked, so not the best result.

Great nappies simple ,soft no chemicals smell. No leaks .used for my 14mths old baby .

Bought these for my Newborn as I wanted him to wear organic planet friendly nappies that would be kind to his skin.Having a 20 month old as well I’m well versed on nappies and these are worst nappies I’ve ever come across.My new baby leaked in every single on of thes nappies I changed him into. He also was very red wearing them.Don’t waste your time or money on these. Avoid.

Love bamboo products, these are good.

Buena calidad, mi bebe no se ha rozado y le aguantan toda la noche. Eso si algo caros, valen mucho la pena cuando están en oferta

I think I've tried every other brand available (including generic store brands) and these are our favorite. Baby girl has super sensitive skin and is a HEAVY wetter. She gets nasty rashes from Honest and Hello Bello. I have found that pampers does not absorb well (several times the diaper was full of liquid poop while she was sick, and the diaper was still completely flat like cardboard! It was just sloshing around!). Huggies are alright, but I am not crazy about the "not natural aspect" of them. Parasol was so plastic feeling on the inside that it would literally stick to my daughter's skin! Gross. And did I mention the blowouts? We had soooooooooo many blowouts with these other brands, but especially pampers and honest. And if I put her to bed pampers (swaddlers AND baby dry) she would wake up completely soaked with pee because it just leaked right out of the diaper without absorbing (both her actual size and one size up).So that being said, these are just the best of the best. They are soft against her skin and do not cause irritation (we also use cornstarch powder to help with that). They fit her well, though we do size up a bit because she's SO tall. They contain her poop really well, for the most part (see below). And these diapers hold an entire night's work of pee (12 hours!!!)! When I change her diaper in the morning, it always looks like a huge yellow water balloon... I don't understand it but its a GOOD thing! Her dad yelled for me to come look the first time he saw it! LOLCons: there's no elastic across the back so they gap a tiny bit, but it helps to just secure the tabs tightly in the front. We have only have poop leakage when she's been sick and had a TON of diarrhea all at once, so NBD. Also, MAKE SURE the ruffles around the legs are NOT TUCKED IN!!! I think this is why so many people have leakage with ANY diaper. I see friends, family, even daycare workers NOT releasing the ruffles and it's such a simple thing to do! It will prevent any potential leaks.... So just do it.**** I should mention, we have only purchased the white packages, not the teal ones. I'm not sure if there's any difference.*** updating to add that I bought the real package (old version) once by mistake and we hated them. They were hard like cardboard! Definitely not as nice, or as absorbent and the new style. They also didn’t have the wetness indicator. If you are going to buy from this brand, do yourself a favor and buy the new style in the white bag.

Let me start off by saying I LOVE Bambo nature diapers. I loved them from first use! My son has incredibly sensitive skin and has been on antibiotics for the last 4 months, which if you didn't know, can cause severe diaper rash and make the skin very sensitive. I tried everything to control it, but could never get the pink to go away totally until switching from Pampers Pure to Bambo nature, which we have now been using exclusively for the last 2 months now.I couldn't be happier with these diapers and how well they've helped clear up his diaper rash. Now, all I need to keep the rash at bay is a light layer of Honest Co.'s All Purpose Balm.When I first purchased Bambo, I thought that I would prefer the original green-bag design over the new white-bag design. When I was ready to change sizes, I decided to give the white bag a try and I'm so glad I did! Never have I cared much about how soft a diaper was, but these are incredibly soft and feel very luxurious. When you're paying nearly double the price for diapers, little things like this matter and make you feel good about your purchase. A complaint I had always had about Honest, Seventh Generation, and Naty was that each of them felt very paper-y and the leg gussets would chafe my little boy's chunky inner thighs. These diapers did not, and the inner leg gussets do not leave red indentation marks on his bum in the morning, unlike the previous brands listed.I haven't had any issues with leaking or blow-outs, aside from one extreme situation that I believe no diaper could handle when my son had been constipated and sitting in the baby carrier.Though I still love Bambo green-bag diapers and wouldn't hesitate to purchase those again, I do prefer the fit of these. In the original diapers, when the diaper would become wet, the front would puff up, making my son look like a male underwear model (not a good look) and cause the front of slightly tight-fitting onesie to stretch and pull on the shoulders, which would expose his chest (also not a good look). Even in a dry diaper, I felt like the thickness between his legs may be uncomfortable. The new, trim design solves all of these issues.When you compare the fit of a size 3 diaper from each design (original vs improved), you can see that the improved diaper is actually slightly longer. This provides more belly and bum coverage and makes up for the lack of bulk between the legs, so absorbency is not compromised. Because these diapers are slightly longer (and have a have a higher weight limit), I think these are more forgiving if your babe is between sizes or nearly time to size up.Though I don't need a color changing line to know when my skin needs a change, this may be helpful for newborns or those who are still learning to tell what a wet diaper looks and feels [and smells] like.Overall, I love these diapers. Great fit, great coverage, environmentally friendly, healthier than generic brands, perfect for sensitive skin, very absorbent, luxuriously soft, no gel beads on baby bum, the plain white is great under outfits... I could go on! Love love love these.

Light, well-fitting and almost weightless, all of which make this massively recommendable. However be advised that these are the ‘2.0’ version of bambo’s nappies (‘1.0’ had cartoons of ladybugs etc to indicate size) ie the size 2 I used for my baby has a cartoon of an owl and owlet on the front with the the Tagline ‘A love like no other’ and a mommy and baby on the pack cover. These are way ‘drier’ than version 1 (ie appear to depend more on water absorbing crystals turning the wetness to jelly) whereas the old version depended more on cotton/padding and so was bulkier (but only a bit more). Unfortunately the dryness means poos dry and stick even after a short time (even with plenty of barrier cream) so I wouldn’t recommend these for overnight use (Ecoriginals or Noopies are better suited for nights). I found less issues with Mustela’s vitamin barrier cream (more liquid-y) than the Weleda one I normally use. Overall I would recommend these (and recommend them strongly over the toxic and more leaky supermarket brands H and P). My baby has sensitive skin and didn’t appear to react to these (I do give him at least an hour of nappy-free time daily, which helps).

Bambo Nature diapers are nice! They were like $10 for a pack, with 30 in a pack so pretty comparable to Huggies prices. (Huggies 32 pack of diapers are $8.37 on Walmart.com.) So far I’ve used the Bambo Nature diapers for about a week and they are pretty much the likes of any other name brand. They do the job. They hold up well, even to “runnier” BM’s, and they last over night for 8 hours without leaking! They also have the wetness indicator, which is nice. I bought them because I was looking for a diaper that was less harmful on the environment. These claim to be better for the environment by using “sustainable and eco-friendly manufacturing processes”. They don’t state exactly what that is, so as a curious consumer I would love to know about that in detail, maybe in their future advertising. They also say these diapers are free of “dangerous chemicals”, which is great, and I’d love to know more on that too. These diapers definetly live up to the “softness” that they advertise. I’ve tried Huggies, Pampers, Luvs, Publix brand and Walmart brand and these Bambo ones are truly the softest!