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Biodegradable Disposable Diaper vs Regular Disposable Diaper

By Najiah N

Using cloth diaper is good for the nature but it can cause us some trouble, especially dealing with skin rash. Baby’s skin is sensitive to all kind of damp, so to keep it dry, using disposable diaper would be best rather than cloth diaper. Not to count the energy in washing cloth diapers, the detergent, water needed, electricity for washing machine and dryer, that all call saving the nature? Besides we can’t use cloth diaper everytime and eyerywhere we want, in some condition weather you like or not, for our conveniences, we need to use the disposable diaper, like when you’re traveling. The best disposable diapers in the market are Pampers, Huggies, and Mamy Poko .Those three are well known for the best quality disposable baby diapers in the world.

There’s always the pros and cons for every decision we make, and there are the pros and cons in using disposable diaper.  Me, myself prefer using disposable diaper, because there are so practical, no need for cleaning up the poops, just throw it up to the garbage bin and most important I don’t need to worry about skin rash. But I do care for the environment, I don’t want this world filled with disposable diaper garbage and most importantly I do care about the chemicals contain in disposable diaper, are they causing a long term diseases? Hopefully not….

The good news is, I just find out there’s a disposable diaper that doesn’t bring any guilt to the nature. Yep, it’s call The Biodegradable Disposable Diaper.

After a long years of researches, with a new green technology, finally a Swedish company made it. It’s call Nature BabyCare Diaper. It’s the first Biodegradable Disposable Diaper ever in this world, and protected by the Swedish Patent.

This diaper is just like any other disposable diapers, it’s thin, soft, comfortable, breathable, and comes with perfect sizing as well, from newborn to toddler size. The good point is that this diaper is chlorine free, plastic free, because they replaced the plastic with a material made from corn, very kind to baby’s skin, they don’t cause any skin rash and itch, and most importantly 100% compostable. The cons are the odor control doesn’t work as well as the other disposable diapers and they aren’t found in all market yet.