Naty by Nature Babycare Size 4 ECO Nappies - 4 x Packs of 27 (108 Nappies)

At one point I reviewed these poorly saying they leaked a lot. Later I found out when my son was hospitalized for a week that the nappy leaks were actually because he had a acute viral infection which caused him to have ongoing diarrhea. I had been taking him to the doctors before this about once a week and they kept telling me nothing was wrong until someone more senior noticed the baby had enlarged spleen but had been throwing them off by otherwise looked happy and well, although I was telling them something was up. Now that he's not sick we don't have that problem.When ever I have had to use other brands, he breaks out in nappy rash within 24 hours, with these no nappy rash or ointment needed.if you have leaks or issues try sizing up, I've found it has worked for us really well.Happy I'm not sitting my baby in harmful chemicals.

I usually buy "Pampers Baby Dry Size 4 Maxi Monthly Pack - 174 Nappies", which Baby seems happy about, but there was a supply issue last week, so I was tempted to try this eco-friendly range.The cost of a Naty nappy is higher than Pampers (Naty: £0,21, Pampers £0,12). However, the prospect of putting less chemicals in contact with my son's skin everyday - Naty's are chlorine and fragrance free - convinced me to give it a go. The idea that this purchase would lower the family's carbon footprint a little bit also made me feel good.Undoubtedly, this nappy feels thinner and more rigid than a Pampers nappy. It doesn't have a plastic-y coating either, but rather feels like soft paper or very thin cardboard. It has no scent at all. I was a bit concerned that it would not hold in place: the sticky straps don't feel very sticky, but no problem to report so far. It holds a big mess well, but urine is a bit more problematic if you can't change your baby quickly. After only a few minutes, the weight of the nappy will cause the waistband to stretch and show signs of tear.I am not entirely sure I will order this brand again. I will update this review once the first batch has been used!

I just LOVE these nappies! I had originally planned to cloth nappy my little boy but severe PND plus other health issues meant I just didn't feel capable. Originally I used Pampers but the boy is a very heavy wetter and they just started making his bum sore (on occasions, red raw!) Also I hated the chemical smell every time I opened a nappy to put it on him. So several months ago I switched to Naty and we have never looked back!! They are just as good as any other nappy I have tried - they don't leak, unless he hasn't been changed in a long while or occasionally overnight - (he has gone 12-13 hours a night since 6 months old!) and there's no nasty chemical smell. Also they don't make him sweat, so no sore bum! It means a lot to me also to know that they are degradable so I'm not adding to the millions of tons of nappies that take 1000s of years to degrade!! You need these nappies in your life!

Good Eco nappy, nice design all over nappy, I have found they sometimes leak after a full nights wear and when, on occasion they get very full, they feel wet on the outside, I also found that when you pull the back part to release the tabs, it's very well stuck, so if like me your baby is wriggly while changing nappies this may make it hard work. That being said I have tried a few brands of " greener" nappies now and these still rate quite well.

We've used Naty nappies from birth, drawn by the eco credentials and to supplement reusable nappies as a more absorbent overnight nappy. We've always found the quality and reliability to be very high.Your mileage may vary obviously due to different fit and shapes of baby, but for our little one we have rarely had a problem with leaks, just the odd poosplosion early on that I suspect wouldn't have been contained by anything child-friendly...I wouldn't hesitate to recommend these, if you are willing to pay slightly more for a nappy with less impact on waste. This is our first Amazon purchase of Naty, as usually we buy on offer from the high street, and we haven't seen any of the issues shown in the other review photos in 2 years.

These nappies perform just as well as the so-called ‘leading brands’ but are much more eco friendly which is a big bonus. They are not the cheapest but if you want to be more eco friendly when using disposable nappies you have to pay the price and Amazon offers the best value, Prime delivery too so you can always get more at short notice rather than stocking up.

Our daughter didn't do well with cheap Pampers nappies. These are more tissue like and don't stick to her bottom. The deal on Prime and Subscribe and Save is great too. This is definitely one of those examples, being a child's health, where it's worth paying a bit more for a higher quality and in this instance a more skin friendly product.

Went on holiday and didn’t want to use our reusables as there wasn’t a washing machine available.They absorbed well, and didn’t leak, but could have done with getting a size up (22lbs toddler that’s not fat)Nothing compared to reusables but happy with their performance