Nature Baby Care Diapers

NATURE BABYCARE – Eco-Friendly Baby Diapers

Product features:
– Award Winning Premium Performance eco-friendly disposable diaper
– Awarded the Eco Label “Good Environmental Choice” of Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC)
– NO oil-based plastics against baby’s skin- Kinder and more gentle to your baby and the environment
– Breathable and chlorine-free with natural based material, for natural protection
– Ultra-thin construction gives a non-bulky fit, enabling your baby to move around freely
– Consumer packaging is based on 100% natural renewable material. No oil-based plastics!
– Winner of the 06-07 Silver Award for “Best Disposable Diaper,” featured in Mother & Baby Magazine, a leading UK
baby magazine

Features and Benefits of Nature babycare:-Chlorine-free absorbent materials
– does not contribute to dioxin pollution-100 % natural based back sheet
– NO plastic – reduce the greenhouse effect-100 % natural distribution layer
– NO plastic – reduce the greenhouse effect-100 % compostable consumer packaging
– NO plastic – reduce the greenhouse effect-No latex, fragrance, or TBT (tributyl tin)

Diapers
Nature babycare is the result of many years of intense work and development.It is the first ECO-friendly high-performance diaper, based on new green technology, protected by a Swedish patent.The diaper is soft, thin, comfortable and with perfect sizing. It’s performance is as good as the best ”traditional” diapers. It has an exclusive 100 % chlorine free absorbent material and the material against the baby’s skin is based on corn instead of plastic like traditional diapers, 100% compostable, breathable and extremely kind for the baby. The packaging is 100 % compostable and based on corn.

Wipes
The raw material of the wipes is made of wood from sustainable eco-managed forests.They are 100% natural, compostable and totally chlorine free. The film is based on natural chalk.Bio Wet Wipes are easy to use, easy to carry with you and refreshing for you or your babies needs. The wipes have The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation approval