Non-Toxic Disposable Diaper Review | Comparing brands

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Today I reviewed 4 different Non- Toxic Disposable diaper brands that we have personally tried and researched. Watch to the end to find out what diapers we currently use and love!!
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[@ak47bobbarke]

Thank you, you are doing the next generation a favor. Our kidos are the future!! 🦅

[@maggieeisenhuth]

Aw! I sure hope so

[@tessapruitt7644]

Ecoriginals are the least toxic I've found! Less tab 10% plastic, non-gmo and oekotex certified! They're also extremely soft and absorbent!

[@maggieeisenhuth]

I'll have to check these out!! Are they available in stores?

[@amishbhadwa7104]

What about EveryLife Diapers

[@Mycheyenne530]

Thoughts on the brand Dyper? Have you done any looking into them?

[@maggieeisenhuth]

Dyper is made of a Bamboo Viscose, and I've learned that the process to create this material uses a lot of harmful chemicals. Now, I don't know how much of the chemicals end up in the final product. I also know that Dyper does not disclose 100% of their ingredients which poses a little suspicion for me personally.

[@cvnkj4032]

I just got my order of coterie an I’m very disappointed for the price they are Millie moon an Huggies snuggles are way softer an i Millie moon are pretty safe as well. The price is crazy for what you’re getting

[@maggieeisenhuth]

When I compared the coterie in terms of price and softness to other non toxic brands specifically brands made of bamboo they definitely win! We also never used these diapers full time just at night and if we were out of town so never experienced the cost being an issue. I think ultimately its about finding what works for you and your family and maybe these just arent the diapers for you!

[@ErikaNani]

Millie moon uses chlorine

[@cvnkj4032]

@@ErikaNani do u have a clean brand I’m tired of al these companies like it’s babies an they don’t care like idk why these things are in diapers. America is the worse. In the Uk they care about consumers not here it’s just al about money n it doesn’t even make sense. Cuz they still charging you high prices why don’t just use to good ingredients. They just wana rib u off al the way an make al the Money off you

[@ErikaNani]

@@cvnkj4032 I agree 100%, It’s overwhelming. I just started buying DYPER, they have it at my local Walmart.

[@kaaipe]

Hi! Have you checked out the brand Kudos and do you have any thoughts on how clean it is?

[@maggieeisenhuth]

Hi @kaaipe I had never heard of Kudos before you mentioned them but I looked into it a bit and they seem pretty awesome! I love the fact that the inner layer is cotton, thats cool, my only concern would be if the cotton is sprayed with pesticides. From what ive learned conventional cotton is one of the most heavily sprayed crops. So that may be worth looking into a little bit more. But overall I feel like with any disposable diaper there may be some kind of sacrifice somewhere, in other words no disposable is perfect.

[@tiffslife63]

Is there a non toxic detergent for an infant?

[@maggieeisenhuth]

My thoughts are any free and clear non toxic detergent would be fine for babies. Some babies can be sensitive still to those detergents so its all about what works best for you! I really like Biokleen free and clear powder, we have also used Nellies Laundry soda!

[@TiffieJ]

@@maggieeisenhuth thank you and I’ll try the detergent that you like .

[@martieasley3436]

The ones that break down

[@martieasley3436]

Foca

[@CMarie-fx8xr]

Great info! What non-toxic laundry detergent do you use?

[@maggieeisenhuth]

We love Nellies Laundry soap with Borax to boost! amzn.to/3wKdB4K

[@clarissarguzman]

Any thoughts on parasol?

[@maggieeisenhuth]

I honestly have never even heard of them! send more info please!

[@akimbofurry2179]

intresting place to be >_>

[@danicaturner1935]

Havw you tried believe diapers?

[@maggieeisenhuth]

I have not, have you tried them? If so, do you like them?

[@veronicaann6454]

Non toxic but the coterie daipers are made of plastic?? Its OK to regret the 100 dollar purchase! Money hungry company!

[@maggieeisenhuth]

At this point I dont think any disposable are truly non toxic but it is nice to see companies trying.