[nippa&pippa]

I thought I tell you there is a new products called "Natural Choice" just came out last month at my local supermarket, New World but I have spotted it at pak'n'save too and I love their nappies as my baby been using it at night for last a month now and during days when Helen (Moorf) babysit them (can't give her cloth nappies! too much for her:laugh)
Yes it is environmentally-sensitive nappies but best of all for me it is so cheap! much cheaper than huggies' and treasure's. Didn't go bulker around the wet areas like others mean baby can move around easier.

[Familyofmonkeys]

Very interested...how leaky do you find them at night?

[nippa&pippa]

Very interested...how leaky do you find them at night?

Never had single leaky with it :)
Honest I thought with cheap price, I was expected them to leak at night, but not at all.

[Georgebulldog]

Thanks for that will see if Woolies stock them & give them a try :nice1

[nippa&pippa]

They came in light yellow carry-size packages, small range at the moment because of "new" products.

[SharpBlade]

yep, that's what I am using for our baby daugther. No leak at all overnight.
laura

[dilanium]

How are they more eco-friendly? What does the package say?

[nippa&pippa]

How are they more eco-friendly? What does the package say?

For me it is cheaper and doesn't leak at night is the reasons why I brought it. You should see all other posts about nappies, common problems is leaky nappies with NZ's nappies.

For your information, they claims to be enco-friendly because they are chloride-free, renewable-resources derived from common corn, with materials made from nature's annually renewable plant resources such as ingeo fiber, use less petrochemicals.

I found their nappies feel like more paper than huggies/Treasures feel more plastic...and doesn't bulk much around wet areas and doesn't broke with gels came out like others in the morning, yuk....