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Package Dimensions : 10.59 x 8.86 x 4.8 inches; 2.06 Pounds
Item model number : 0810066970458
Date First Available : December 3, 2021
Manufacturer : DYPER
ASIN : B09LMW55DZ
KIND TO BABY: Experience plant-based* disposable diapers designed for sensitive newborn, preemie, and toddler skin.
STRETCHY, SOFT, COMFORTABLE: Remarkably soft to the touch, absorbent, and thoughtfully made with honest ingredients. They feel more like yoga-pants than conventional diapers with an almost underwear-like fit.
ABSORBENT, SAFE, VERSATILE: Certified to the highest OEKO-TEX consumer safety standards. Clinically tested and 5-star rated by dermatologists. Great as a cloth diaper alternative, for potty training boys & girls, nighttime protection, and swaddler time.
RESPONSIBLE & MADE WITH PLANT-BASED* MATERIALS: Our infant diapers are parent’s choice because they are made without chlorine, latex, alcohol, perfumes, PVC, lotions, TBT, parabens, sulphates, & phthalates. They are unprinted, unscented, hypoallergenic, and cruelty-free to protect the next generation.
Each package contains 20 Size 5 (Extra Large) diapers for babies >27 lb.
Customers say
Customers find these cloth diapers soft, gentle, and effective at preventing rashes and skin irritation. They are eco-friendly, being biodegradable and compostable. However, customers disagree on the fit, with some noting they run large, and there are mixed opinions about absorbency, with some finding them very absorbent while others say they’re not absorbent at all. Additionally, customers disagree on the quality and value for money, with some describing them as the best diapers ever made while others find them cheaply made and expensive.
Hay –
Great!
Gave as a gift and they loved it!
Aliona Kunashka –
Expensive but great
Amazing diapers if you’re looking for extremely clean and safe product. Definitely not cheap which is the only negative thing I can say about these.
Roger Granillo –
Good dyper
Very soft. These run a little bigger than other brands, but fit well.
JoAnna –
Nice material
Bought these for my baby shower for people to write fun and encouraging notes on for the harder nights! They were perfect! They came in all white and they feel comfortable. They are too big for my preemie at the moment but we can’t wait to see what people wrote hahaha.
Ruthe –
Diaper shower 🎁
Said the fit well on her 6 lb son.
Chance D. Heath –
Runs large Rough texture had to stop use after 2
Rough texture. Runs larger compared to other brands I’ve used. (Honest, Healthy Baby) baby disliked the texture, poor absorption. Good goal of making a healthy sustainable diaper but unfortunately kind of poorly executed in a few regards.
Katie –
Just like pampers w/o the smell
Great diaper wide butt friendly really soft,no frangrance, held well for night time. similar to pampers but it is a bit pricier bought the size 5 my son is 13 months and 24lb
Mel Has Opinions –
Buy Coterie Instead
It’s a diaper. They do what a diaper should do. I like that they don’t have a pattern on them as I find the patterns to be a needless waste of manufacturing. The baby seems happy in them with no complaints that I can tell. The only other diaper I have used is coterie so that is what I’m comparing them to. These cost the same per diaper at the time of purchase. I have only used these in size 1. .My picky criticisms are as follows:The diaper itself is very wide, especially in the crotch area. This makes the diaper bunch up and so poop gets shoved up in the leg creases way more rather than staying in the pocket by the butt. Does this matter? Yes–it takes longer to clean and puts the child at greater risk of a UTI. Maybe on older children it would fit better.They smell BAD. I thought my child was having digestive troubles because poops didn’t have too much of a smell before. But then poops became very sulfuric smelling. I had the thought to smell a clean diaper and oh boy was that the source. It’s like dampness activates whatever’s in there. Does that mean other diapers have bad things in them to reduce the smell? Probably. But it’s very unpleasant (again, may not even notice it if your child is on solids and creating stinky poos), normally I can’t smell when my child has a dirty diaper, but with these I can.The texture is gross–if you’ve ever used microfiber fabric that weirdly sticks to your skin, that’s what it reminds me of. I almost didn’t even use them because I hated how they felt on my hands. Healthy Baby and Parasol diapers have the same weird texture, Coterie does not.