Eco-diapers that keep most of what they promise!

"Go green without giving up performance" is the motto of the NATY ÖKOWINDELN. The material is "natural breathable" and from "natural and renewable raw materials", the "film is made of corn starch is not genetically modified origin", they are "chlorine-free and unscented". Diapers have been developed in Sweden, produced in Turkey. In addition, advised against the diapers composted itself as "dangerous bacteria can be killed due to temperature only partially there."

Externally, the diapers feature a simple natural white and pretty to look at with gray sketched suns. At the waist (as where the diapers then by sticking trip closes) also found meaningful vertical lines so that the correct tightness / distance once determined, can easily be found again. Otherwise they look like all other diapers also.

At the very first removing it is noticeable that the outer surface material of typical diapers deviates, it is considerably rougher than usual. This made us once suspicious - totally wrong. Because baby-Popo's not packed with the outer material and inside everything is nice and soft and fluffy, like other diapers also. On the legs are to be found the typical "wings", so there nothing runs. The federal government is on the back significantly shape-persistent / pass closely, as for example at or Pampers Baby Love - which is great! The diapers smell totally neutral - I think Pampers smell totally chemically. Also, the thickness / size is the same as commercially available diapers. The flaps are, in contrast to other diapers, double wrapped, so you here once more has to unfold - but what if you did that a look at, is not a problem.

We now have 2 x 34 this Ökowindeln with our 5kg heavy daughter and were pleasantly surprised. We barely had accidents as wetting or outflow / overflow. The diapers are good, are absorbent and even after an 8-hour night although they are quite busy but the Poppe our daughter remains unimpressed. Leakage through the legs we had not. In ordinary charges however, there were already prior to that top out welled at the back Pupu.

We note that we need significantly less wound cream, which we attribute to the "breathable" vow of the manufacturer. Excellent! Anyone whose baby times had a really sore bottom, the importance of this point will be able to understand alone. One shortcoming that we have found is that if you want to roll the dirty diaper into a small package, then holds the adhesive strip on the rough outer material not so great - then the diaper is just thrown away unzusammengerollt ...

Good product and considering the quantities produced as a baby in dirty diapers, then you have here certainly contributed a large part to protect the environment with this. 0.30 per diaper, however, are really not cheap - but Pampers costs already (partly) 0.25 per piece. This discussion should probably every lead for themselves. Clearly we there a buy recommendation!