Collection: Diapers

Washable diapers

Washable diapers respect nature and your baby's skin. Made with natural and organic fabrics, your little one's skin will be dry and protected all day long, without irritation or redness.

Common disposable diapers: the implications on the environment and health

On average, an infant uses approximately 6,000 diapers in the first three years of life. Each diaper degrades in about 500 years.

Millions of diapers are thrown into the garbage bin every day. We are talking about tons and tons of non-differentiable waste.

It will now be very easy for you to imagine the abominable environmental impact of common diapers and on the health of our children.

There are many harmful chemicals found in most common diapers, including:

• Perfumes are synthetic and potentially allergenic and irritating for newborns who have delicate skin and a skin barrier that is not fully formed.
• Chlorine is used to bleach diapers and releases very small but toxic amounts of dioxin during the chemical process.
• Phthalates are under study for potential toxic effects on the endocrine and reproductive systems.
• Synthetic dyes can cause allergic reactions

The alternatives: washable diapers

Washable diapers are excellent alternatives to classic diapers because they are comfortable, protect and preserve the health of our little ones and also have a smaller impact on the world we will leave them as a legacy.

Washable diapers are made of natural fibers such as bamboo or microfiber. They can be easily washed in the washing machine with delicate eco-bio detergents.

They have a lower environmental impact and greatly reduce skin irritation and allergies. Various models: dimensions, fabrics, shapes and sizes to best adapt to our baby.

They also have a huge advantage on the wallet that will be less lightened because they can be purchased to use from 0 to 3 years because they are adjustable based on the weight of the child. A basic supply is around 300 euros, the purchase of the aforementioned 6,000 harmful and polluting diapers costs about 3,000 euros.

Washable diapers also have a shape that keeps the legs in a position that favors the perfect development of the baby's hip joints .

Potty training is speeded up because although they don't feel excessively wet, they don't have the super dry effect of classic diapers.