There are so many things I liked about them. The fit was great, they kept my little one dry, especially through the night, approved by allergy UK, eco friendly and support the woodland trust. Kit & Kin nappies are made using chlorine-free fluff pulp harvested from sustainably managed forests. It funds the protection of tropical rainforest and supports sustainable community development projects in Guatemala through the World Land Trust. When it comes to baby products, marrying ethics, value and effectiveness can be a difficult task, especially when it comes to disposable nappies. I tested the Pura range and this is what I found. We now highlight Great Value nappies - these nappies must score 65% or more in our tests and, when it comes to price per nappy, are at least 20% cheaper than the average cost of nappies we've tested. Is it cheaper to use disposable or reusable nappies?

Asda's Little Angels nappies were the most expensive on average which is different to last year, when it was Baby Ocado. I will definitely buy them again,. As I am currently on a tight budget I would alternate with what I am using now. Ideally I would like to try the Pura nappy subscription. Our small person is an excellent sleeper but a wet or leaking nappy will wake her, usually at around 3am. We did not have to get out of bed with the Pura. 7:30am came and we all got up, with the little one sporting a super heavy, wet nappy that didn’t leak even one drop. We were both utterly confused how such a thin nappy contained so much urine, but it did. What’s more, no discomfort and no sign of an imminent nappy rash. We tested again the following night and the result was exactly the same. Here’s what Pura has to say: “We believe being eco-friendly is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. And that we should all be able to look after our planet, simply by looking after our families. We put babies first, with anti-allergy, organic ingredients and sustainable, biodegradable materials. So you’re protecting their skin and protecting their future too. We’re here to empower everyone to protect the future of the planet today, with eco-friendly products that are affordable and accessible for all”Rascal + Friends proudly boasts that its nappies have ‘no nasties’, meaning they’re free of latex, chlorine, fragrance and lotions, and use water-based inks. Its nappies contain sustainable pulp, are vegan and are certified by animal rights organisation PETA. Worst brand: 65% Parents were most disappointed with the fit and ease of use of this brands' nappies. A cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface. Pura partners with the Woodland Trust, the NHS, the NSPCC, the Hygiene Bank and Nappicycle. Made in the UK.

Behold, Pura nappies! They're free from chemical nasties, with a plant-based absorbent core and a super soft inner layer which is perfectly gentle against your baby's bottom. But that's only half of what makes our nappies so happy. Where possible, we've replaced non-renewable materials with alternatives from renewable sources and our nappies are produced with 100% renewable electricity. No disposable nappy gives 100% performance with 0% environmental impact. Believe us, we've looked. So we set out to create the most environmentally-friendly nappy possible, without compromising on nappy performance or bottom comfort. This adds up to a lot of nappies. If your child went through eight nappies a day until they were two years old, it would total more than 5,300 nappies. Nappy size guideIf you are planning on taking your little one for a dip, you will want to make sure they are wearing a good swimming nappy to avoid any accidents in the water. Unlike regular nappies, these Huggies Little Swimmers are made from lighter materials which don’t make the nappy swell or become heavy when immersed in water. This means that, while the nappies won’t be able to contain urine (be careful when you are out of the water), they do a great job of holding in any number twos. Although they are thinner than usual nappies, they have leak guards that form a seal around the legs so your baby (and anyone in the vicinity) will be protected while enjoying a swim. Disposable nappies can cost anything from 5p to more than 20p each, depending on which brand you choose. If you’re on a journey to minimise your carbon footprint, but are not quite ready to commit to reusable nappies, then eco-friendly disposables are the next best option. As “the most accredited eco-nappy”, the Eco by Kit & Kin is made with sustainable plant-based materials and is kind to both the planet and your baby’s skin. Approved by dermatologists, these nappies are hypoallergenic and contain no chlorine, latex, perfume or parabens.

The nappies are super flexible around the waist and sport an elastic adjustment system that adapts to the size of your toddler for a more comfortable fit. This is key in helping your child learn how to put their underwear on and take them off by themselves. They also have cute Disney designs that appeal to children and can encourage them to engage with the potty-training process. These soft and breathable pull-up nappies are hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested. They’re easy to remove for changing and are a convenient option to ensure your child remains comfortable and dry as they reach their next big milestone. If you love the convenience of disposable nappies but want to minimise your impact on the planet, Pura’s range will make you nappy happy! Pura eco nappies are happy on babies’ bottoms with soft organic cotton and 0% chlorine, perfumes and allergens. They’re happy on the planet with their sustainable plant fibre core and 100% green energy manufacturing process. They’re even happy to your piggy bank, from just 12.8p per leak-free nappy.Children in the larger nappy sizes can also try a more absorbent ‘plus’ size nappy which is denoted with a + symbol next to the size, i.e. 4+, 5+, 6+ and so on. These plus-sized nappies are exactly the same size as their non-plus versions, but offer increased absorbency for big wetters and overnight usage. How can you tell when a nappy needs changing? super-absorbent, FSC-certified, plant fibre inner core and are produced with 100% renewable electricity and no production waste. Brands may slightly differ when it comes to size and weights but most will follow the size guide below: What did you think of the overall quality of the nappies? I thought they were great quality nappy, no leaks, comfortable for my daughter to wear although I did find the size 6s quite snug. They only just fit and my daughter isn't even 2 yet. I found the tabs were great, very strong and difficult for dd to remove herself.