Naty by Nature Babycare Eco-Friendly Premium Disposable Diapers for Sensitive Skin, Size 6, 4 Packs of 18 (72 Count) (Chemical, Chlorine, Perfume Free)

baby #3, and still Naty is my choice. all my kids have super sensitive skin, and chemical and plastics are just too much for them. this paper diaper is strong and absorbent, yes breathable and gentile on their skin. most importantly - we're not creating mountains of plastic garbage that'll stay on our plant forever. love it!

A friend of mine recommended this diaper, and we have been using them in various sizes for the past 2 years. They fit great, and we have had no problem with leaks at all. However, I do recommend that you use this as your daytime diaper. The very qualities that allow the diaper to bio-degrade easily also cause the particles to break down if wet for, say, a 10-hour period. Within that one constraint, the Naty diapers have proven very reliable and consistent.

Wow. These are unimaginably bad.#1- they run really small so didn't fit despite buying the right weight#2- they are terribly made. The first 3 I tried to put on my son all ripped. I've been using diapers for about 7 years for 3 different kids so I'm pretty adept. It wasn't user error. These are just thin and poorly made.Avoid these. Don't waste your money. They are awful.

We used these exact Naty diapers (same size 6, same older formulation) for several months, through a composting diaper service near us, and loved them. They fit well, didn't leak, had minimal concerning ingredients, and were being commercially composted.When we traveled over the holidays, we ordered these diapers on Amazon to be shipped directly to our destination, since bringing 2 weeks worth of diapers wasn't practical. The ones we received were a disaster. Probably 30% of them would tear, split, or otherwise fall apart/leak. The elastic would split at the gusset or seams would split, allowing the absorbent material to spill out inside all over our baby (those little pulp bits are NOT EASY to clean off!), or the outer cover would tear down the whole back side or by the tabs. An unreliable mess. And we were stuck out of town without another good option. Not sure why, but it happened to diapers in all 4 bags in this box, so it wasn't just a flukey bag.

We've had our toddler in Nature diapers since he wore a size 1 diaper. We have a mixed set of opinions but they're mostly positive. The diapers themselves are outstanding and incredibly Absorbent. We've only had a blow out two or three times in two years. They're also very good at staying dry and help preventing diaper rash.The problems are as follows: first, there appear to be quality control issues - we've frequently had diapers without Velcro tabs, or the front flap is weakly connected to the front and pops off before you can put the diaper on. These issues occur far too frequently to give 5 stars. Second, the actual Velcro tabs have virtually no elasticity. As a result it can be hard to get on if the toddler is not cooperating or during growth spurts. If you don't get it on right then you end up with a mess. Finally, the larger diapers don't fit as well because there is no elasticity in the tabs. If they'd fix this then they'd be perfect. We're about to switch to another eco-friendly brand because of these issues. Still four stars for size 1 to 5.

i love these diapers! My son has allergies to pampers, Huggies, Luvs, seventh geN, and Eco. These are so gentle on him. Not one breakout since I found them. When he pees, it smells like pee, not chemicals. If you have breakthrough, go to a bigger size. Have ordered these for four years! Love them and would highly recommend to any mom!

The best diapers out there. No more diaper rash! The quality is very good. We have tried a lot of different brands but we kept on coming back to this one. It absorbs a lot of "liquid" and it is good on the skin.

I've used Naty for 2 years and loved it but something seems to have changed in the larger size 6 - these diapers come apart a lot and leave a mess e'where - also almost ALL of my diapers have one tap that is stuck to the inside of the diaper. This was true on the smaller sizes too so obviously just an adjustment needing to be made on their manufacturing equipment you think they could have remedied by now? Also I lose about 3 diapers in every back for the entire tab section just tearing completely off.