Bamboo Nature is a popular choice for eco-friendly disposable worldwide, yet did you know This famous brand’s manufacturing is happening in Denmark? Today, we discuss what is in the Bamboo nappies/diapers, which could be interesting when considering this eco brand for your bub.
Are you Looking for eco-friendly disposables?
Choosing an eco-nappy brand can be overwhelming, and it can be challenging to find out quickly what ingredients are used to make these ‘greener’ disposables with some brands.
Bambo Nature has created an innovative disposable where they carefully selected non-toxic ingredients. So, if you like to know what’s IN your baby’s disposables, you are on the right track considering Bambo Nature.
Bambo Nature has created an innovative disposable where they carefully selected non-toxic ingredients with no vague eco claims and lack of evidence as you may have seen by other ‘eco brands’.
Bambo Nature is recognised worldwide as one of the leading eco disposables and has solid evidence to support its sustainable claims through certifications with highly accredited eco-labels.
While these disposables are named Bambo Nature eco nappies in many countries, in the U.S., these innovative disposables are known as Bambo Nature diapers.
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Product Details of Bamboo Nature
| Product: | Eco nappies |
| Brand: | Bambo Nature |
| Manufacturing: | Denmark |
| Wetness indicator: | Yes |
| Recycle packaging: | Yes |
| Sizes: | Nine different sizes-Newborn to training pants |
| Eco certification | Yes |
| Availability: | Worldwide |
What is Bamboo Nature?
Bambo Nature is recognised and awarded as one of the leading global eco-nappy brands. These innovative disposables are manufactured in Denmark but are now sold worldwide.
Bambo Nature is proud of its non-toxic disposables created with carefully selected ingredients. You probably like to know what is in the Bambo Nature disposables, but you might also find it helpful to see all ingredients NOT used in Bambo Nature disposables.
Ingredients NOT found in Bambo Nature?
The following ingredients are NOT used to make Bambo Nature disposables:
- No perfumes
- No Deodorants
- No antioxidant
- No chlorine
- No latex
- No lotions
The ingredients of Bambo Nature products are carefully selected, and their disposables are dermatologically tested and certified with asthma allergy Nordic. This means that Bambo Nature is a good choice for sensitive skin and minimises the chances of allergic reactions. Still, there is never a guarantee of skin reactions.
What’s in Bambo Nature?
When considering a diaper brand like Bambo Nature, you are likely interested in what’s IN the diaper.
You are so right to check these details, as in some eco-diaper brands, it can be questionable how eco-friendly the eco-diapers are. Learning more about a brand and containing the ingredients and certifications of a brand is a great idea.
As per Bambo’s nature, the following ingredients are used for their disposables:
- For the Fluff: Peroxide-bleached paper (only from controlled forestry). (These do not contain optical brighteners).
- SAP: The SAP Bambo Nature uses in the disposables is an acrylic polymer that does not contain phthalates and is approved by the FDA.
- Glue: The glue is based on wax and resin and is phthalate-free.
- The Ink: The ink used to print Bambo Nature doesn’t contain heavy metal.
- The tape: The tap of Bamboo Nature is made from polyethylene and paper.
- The Foil: The foil is produced from polyethylene.
- Lycra: Contains elastomers made from polyurethane.
However, not all ingredients of Bambo Nature may not be 100% natural; Bambo Nature disposables are non-toxic. Therefore, ensure the ingredients are carefully selected and safe for your baby, leaving a smaller eco-footprint than conventional disposables.
High-accredited Eco labels like Nordic Swan, where Bambo Nature is certified, back up Bambo Nature’s sustainable claims.
‘However, Bambo Nature is not compostable. Did you know that Bambo Nature’s disposables are recyclable or suitable for incinerating disposing’?
Is Bambo Nature recyclable?
You could use a recycling service for Bambo Nature diapers if you can access an appointed facility. For example, one of the recycling plants in Eastern Creek in NSW is named Global Renewables Recycling.
As there are no environmentally harmful ingredients in the Bambo Nature nappies to be released into the atmosphere, you can use an incinerate specialist to dispose of used Bambo Nature disposables.
Still, even if the above-described disposal options are not available for you, Bambo Nature’s disposal in the bin would be more sustainable than you would use conventional disposables.
Why?
‘When choosing truly sustainable products, it is essential to look at the whole lifecycle of the product, as very often not only is looked at a single factor as to how to dispose of the product.’
Because Bambo Nature has a cradle-to-grave eco-friendly approach and is manufactured with carefully sourced, non-toxic ingredients, Bambo Nature is made in a facility where 95 % of the production waste is recycled. Therefore, Diapers will still have a lower impact on the environment than conventional diapers as they are not only looked at as a single factor to be more sustainable.
For who is Bambo Nature?
Bambo Nature might be worth considering if some of the following features are high on your priority list.
- Dermatologically tested
- Certified with asthma allergy Nordic
- Have a cradle-to-eco-certification
- Editors Choice Award by Baby Gear Lab
- The Ethical Consumer Best Buy Award
- Lower impact on the environment
- Globally leading eco-diaper brand
- FTC-certified (Forest Stewardship Council)
Pros and Cons of Bambo Nature?
Underneath, you can find more of Bambo’s nature Pros and Cons in an overview.
Pros
- Multiple award-winning nappies
- Wetness indicator
- Certified with highly accredited eco-labels
‘Did you know that Bamboo Nature is created in a facility where 95 % of production waste is recycled?
Cons
- Premium pricing
- Nappy/diaper not compostable
- Packaging is not compostable(it is recyclable, though)
- Currently, not many sizes are in stock
‘Every baby is unique and has different shapes and sizes, and even the best-rated brands don’t perform for every baby. Before committing to a subscription or purchasing Diapers in bulk (which will generally work out cheaper), we recommend trialling out Diapers first with a trial pack or at least a single box when possible to find out of the brand aligns with your families expectations and your babies’ needs’.
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Wrap up for What’s in Bambo Nature?
When your goal is finding a truly sustainable, eco-friendly disposable, Bambo Nature is worth considering, in our opinion and back up its claims with multiple awards, eco-label certifications and tons of transparent information about its sustainable efforts.
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Bambo Nature Eco Nappies
Pros
- Certified with Multiple Eco labels
- Dermatologically tested
- Multiple award winning nappy
Cons
- No many sizes in stock
- No compostable packaging
- Fair but Premium pricing
Hi, thanks for this article on what in Bambo nature? I like the fact that this is an eco-friendly diaper and can be recycled. It is a good thing to know what type of material your babies diapers are made of to avoid using diapers made from toxic material on your baby which can have a negative impact on your new born
Hi Nedia, thank you for leaving us a comment today. Yes, it is great to Bambo Nature is recyclable. You can still only use the service when you are close enough to one of the approved recycling points. Still, even though you cannot access an approved recycling facility for the diapers, using these eco-friendly disposables is a win and will leave a smaller eco-footprint as these diapers are created more sustainably and contain no toxins, which are better for the environment and babies. Win-win.
Jude
I didn’t know that they are making eco-friendly diapers now. I guess sooner or later; this would also come if you think how many are being used daily over the globe. But the pricing is a detrimental factor, and as many are trying to get the cheapest products, they can find this can make them stay away from them. If they manage to make them competitive, they have a chance to gain traction.
Hi there, yes you are so right. Eco diapers are definitely come with a price tag, and we can only hope they will be more affordable and accessible for a larger audience shortly. Purchasing in bulk or considering a diaper subscription is probably your cheapest option at this stage. You can check out here an article on Bulk disposables in Australia and keep an eye out for a blog post on Bulk diapers in the U.S, as this will follow soon.
Thanks for stopping by,
Jude