Sensitive Baby Diapers, Newborn (108 Count) - Eco-Conscious & Hypoallergenic Diapers - No Harsh Chemicals - Comfortable and Gentle on Skin - Dermatologically Approved

The size 6 is a bit snug on my 27 lb 14 month old. We were using Pura before but those got too small. Pura is softer. These remind me of Bambo Nature diapers, except a little more shiny on the outside. There is no chemical smell, they are neutral smelling. There is a strip to detect pee. I am going to try some other brand next time to see what fits my baby best right now. Still, these seem good and a good price.

These diapers are great for sensitive skin, my baby got diaper rash with most high end diaper brands so I decided to try these and he’s done great with them. No irritation at all. They hold a pretty decent amount also he’s only had one blow out wearing them. I would recommend them to anyone. Plus the price is great; a lot cheaper then most sensitive diaper brands.

I tried these diapers after I was fed up with Kirkland brand leaving what I figured must be the moisture beads on my baby's bottom. These are a little more expensive than Kirkland, but I've had no issues with fit, leaking, or bits left on my baby's bum.

Summary: great budget friendly, eco/body conscious diaper alternative. Yes from me! UPDATE: we’ve been using these diapers for a month now and not a SINGLE blowout. Even if it gets close (the blowout barrier could be bigger) it doesn’t get all the way out. Pampers could never lol. (In length) Functionality: these diapers, have a similar look and feel to an expensive brand of eco-friendly diapers I tried, called Bambo Nature. Upon first glance, you may think that because of how thin the diapers are that they are cheaper or will not hold pee. I found neither of these things to be true. These diapers do not have the thickness that your standard pampers or Huggies has, but I liked that as they seemed more breathable, and not stuffed with the gel beads found in pampers. While thin, they absorbed an impressive amount of urine all night. They seemed to hold poop in well, though the blowup barrier in the back is somewhat small. My daughter consistently has blowouts in pampers, she didn’t have any in this brand yet. As far as environmental factors, this diaper isn’t necessarily the most eco-friendly of diapers on the market, but is a great budget option. It is not full of fragrances, lotions, parabens, latex, and does not chlorine bleach. The ink that is used is nontoxic and water-based which is great! They are a part of the sustainable forestry initiative. However, it isn’t necessarily the most biodegradable diaper….. though upon further research, there really isn’t a diaper on the market that is completely biodegradable. Even the Dyper brand is not 100% biodegradable. Ultimately, if you want the MOST eco-friendly option, cloth diapering is the winner. From the reading I did and personal use, I feel like this is a great clean diaper brand at a budget price point that is manufactured with the environment in mind. For the Americans reading this, it is a diaper that is manufactured in the USA with internationally sourced ingredients, which is awesome.

These diapers were great! They fit baby well and we had minimal leaking (not zero… but that may have been user error!)

I’ve tried several brands for my baby’s sensitive skin, and Earth and Eden Sensitive Diapers are by far the best. They’re soft, super absorbent, and gentle—no redness or rashes at all. I love that they’re made with clean, responsibly sourced materials and free from harsh chemicals or fragrances. They also fit really well and don’t leak, even overnight. It feels good knowing I’m using something that’s both effective and environmentally conscious. Definitely worth every penny!

I have been using this brand of diaper since my son turned one month (He is now 7 mo.). No rash or irritation in his area and urine always holds very well especially at night. I always wake up in the middle of the night to use the restroom so I always check to see how full the diaper is. To my surprise its amazing how much urine holds up in the diaper for several hours. I of course still change his diaper because I don't want him to get uncomfortable with a full diaper or for it to overflow since my child urinated so muchhh! My son has had a few blow outs and this diaper held most of them. I felt that when the BM would come out the diaper it was when we just hadn't noticed and he would continue to play and move about (which usually happens with any other diaper I have seen from working at a daycare). I actually like that its not thick like other diapers. I feel that this allows my child to move about comfortably without being bothered by a thick layer of diaper between his legs. The look of the diaper may not look as luxurious but the material is sturdy and flexible with the wings sticking properly as they should to the diaper. So far I have been very pleased with this brand, the price to the amount of diapers you get and hope they make larger sizes overtime 🙏

These make a good budget friendly option. My son has extremely sensitive skin and the only diapers that do not irritate his eczema are Parasol. In the photos, I used a Size 4 Parasol diaper against a Size 4 E&E for size, texture, and thickness comparison. A Size 4 Parasol is about double the price of these per diaper, but the cons are not detrimental. We used these for about a month and they were great, but we still prefer Parasol for a few reasons: - E&E are soft, but thin. You can sometimes see the pad through the diaper. - E&E are absorbent, but they do not soak as fast and feel damp to touch sooner than Parasol. - on a scale of 1-10, the back scrunch is about a 5, definitely could do more there. - I like how these are “wider” but I prefer a little wider for my baby’s fit. Overall, these are wonderful option for anyone needing a cheaper, clean, functional diaper.