Review on Bambo Nature Friendly Diapers Sensitive Diapering best on Disposable Diapers by Carrie Porter

As newbie parents, we got different types of diapers at my husband's party (male version baby shower) and my baby shower. We have Pampers (of course, since hospitals send them home too), Huggies, and a few other types, but Pampers and Huggies are the ones we've become most accustomed to. My baby liked diapers, and here's what we liked about them: a blue indicator stripe that appeared when our baby finished a dirty diaper because the blue stripe only requires a diaper change. "Blue stripe? Oh! Time for a change, baby!" Still pooping. The blue stripe for change has given us a few more accidents than we wanted. We definitely also liked the softness and flexibility of the material. What has made us switch? Be as far away from chemicals or unnatural ingredients as possible. We're not anal hippies, we just covered it PLEASED I knew from the start I wouldn't like haggis! And here's why : After 3 uses, my kid had a reaction. The material is like recycled cardboard mixed with old newspaper, which of course is not soft at all! Also, the front and back look almost the same. I mean, we're not stupid not to tell the difference notice, but the front and back of human anatomy are different people, so there must be some sort of custom fit, right?! Huggies don't absorb moisture at all, so the K and starts looking for a change almost immediately because it is very uncomfortable. Oh okay, wait, there's one thing we love about huggies. It has a brim that goes up and around the baby's bottom to prevent feces from getting on their back, but that's about all it has to offer. Those back accidents only happen when the baby's butt is closed because you're going to be holding it wrong while it poops anyway, so those frames aren't really necessary. WHY WE SWITCH TO BAMBO NATURE AND WHY WE LOVE THEM?! They are very soft and have a very cute and simple overall design. No brand advertising (Sesame Street and Disney World). You can feel and see the quality of the material and we had less rash with this diaper. The diapers are very stretchy and flexible. So if you're wrapping them in dirty cloths and picking up a big mess, the zippers will hold them in place while you roll them up into a ball. There are no indicators, such as a blue bar, of whether or not there is a mess, but experienced parents will know if there is a mess or not without visual indicators. So again, not super necessary. With the acceptance of huggies; Their stuff is so damn rough you can't tell what the hell is going on inside them. Bambo Nature is easy to distinguish from clutter, but it also absorbs moisture very well. That is amazing. When our baby started sleeping through the night, we didn't know if the diaper was dirty until our baby woke up in the morning. We still wonder how everything that happened at night is stored in a diaper without annoying our child. So, should you try these diapers? Yes. Yes indeed. Should you throw huggies on fire and never think twice about it? Yes. Yes indeed.