poof PF3300105 Biodegradable Antibacterial Disposable Diapers, 33 Count

We are converts. Aside from the obvious awesomeness of a biodegradable diaper, we've seen 0 diaper rash- our baby's skin looks and feels amazing. When we've switched back to pampers/Huggies or seventh gen brands if we've run short of poofs, she's red and irritated looking within 2 or 3 diaper changes; luckily the redness vanishes quickly when we get her back in her poofs. Sad that the price point won't be viewed as affordable by 'the masses'. Hard to convince parents who may struggle to pay for healthy food on the table and to save for skyrocketing education costs that it makes sense to spend $5-6 /day diapering a kid...

They run large but I stand by these diapers wholeheartedly. I haven't found any others that are compostable. And yes- I do compost them successfully. I can't say how long they take to break down but it must be quick because I've never seen a partially decomposed one in my compost pile. They just vanish. All diapers should be required to disappear like these!!

When my baby was born I planned to use cloth diapers. I tried and just HATED it. There were leaks, the cloth inserts left terrible lines all over her, she was always sitting in wet, and they were so bulky that her clothes didn't fit her well. It just looked so uncomfortable! I know people swear by them, and I wanted to swear by them, but I just hate them! While I try to find a way to make cloth diapers work (baby is 6 months now), I have tried every - every - diaper labeled natural, environmentally friendly, green, biodegradable etc...in an effort to find something that isn't horrific for the environment but also actually works. Here are the problems I had: not absorbent enough for over-night, leaks up the back, leaks out the leg, tearing, uncomfortable, not environmentally friendly enough.And then there's Poof! These are the BEST BEST diapers. They run quite large, so if you have a very little one you may have to wait for the size 1's to fit. My LO was premature and couldn't fit them for quite awhile. They looked like 50's era boxing shorts on her. Once she fit them, they worked perfectly. They are expensive, but it is so worth it. The are biodegradable, and when my LO poops while we are out of the house I no longer have to run at top speed to a bathroom to try to race the clock before she stains her clothes. Really the amount I am paying more for these diapers I am making up for in not having to throw out so many stained adorable outfits.I almost never write such positive reviews - but I have tried everything and these are great. For reference, I have also tried Seventh Generation, Andy Pandy, Bambo, Honest Co., and regular Huggies that I got as a gift at my shower.

These diapers do not smell of chemicals, they are completely biodegradable which makes me feel SO much better about our planet ;) they have the wetness indicator, the design on them is simply adorable, neither of my twin girls have leaked through the 3 packages of these I bought. The cost is slightly prohibitive unfortunately, otherwise, these are the BEST diapers I have used (pampers, huggies, honest, babyganics, seventh generation, andy pandy) I am a big fan, hands down best diaper we've tried.

I wasn't sure how much I would like these diapers, but they are really good! My only issue with them is that I got a few defective ones in the packages I have bought. I will continue to buy them though because the fit is so good.

Great Diapers, great quality.

Love these diapers

Really like these diapers. I use them when we're traveling on the road.