1. Newborn (2-5kg), 28 nappies
2. Mini (3-6kg), 46 nappies
3. Midi (4-9kg), 38 nappies
4. Maxi (7-18kg), 34 nappies
5. Maxi+ (9-20kg), 32 nappies
6. Junior (11-25kg), 30 nappies

1. Newborn - $11 per pack

2. Other Sizes - $18.50 per pack

* Cloth-like cover, made from 100% GM-Free Maize (Corn) starch

* Absorption layer made from natural, chlorine-free wood-pulp (cellulose)

* Does contain absorbency crystals (sodium poly-acrylate) but 50% less than other brands

* Unique channel construction which draws wetness into the absorbency layer

* Velcro grip tabs

* Double leak-guards

* Stretchy leg-gathers

* Elasticated at the front and back

1. Newborn ($11) - 39c/nappy

2. Mini - 40c/nappy

3. Midi - 49c/nappy

4. Maxi - 54c/nappy

5. Maxi + - 58c/nappy

6. Junior - 62c/nappy

We like the smooth, paper-like cover and the fact that these are an eco-nappy. 70% biodegradable and compostable! All-natural ingredients but they still have the features of other nappies. We really like the fact that they don't have a strong chemical smell!

We don't like the fact that value-for-money is not that crash-hot. These nappies are on a par, cost-wise to other eco-brands such as Seventh Generation and Babylove Ecobots.

"I have been using Nature’s Babycare nappies since soon after my son was born 8 months ago and I think they are fantastic. I have tried other “eco – friendly� nappies but none have been as good as Nature Babycare. I find that they are really absorbent and unlike many of the other brands I have used I have had almost no leakage problems with the Nature’s Babycare Nappies. They are quite generous around the girth which really suits my baby as he is quite broad across the tummy. I originally started using cloth nappies but once I found these I was so excited to find a product that was not only kind on the environment but just a really good product. I honestly cannot recommend them highly enough."

Sara R from Melbourne says...
"I have found that the covers of these nappies leak (liquid just soaks through them). I have purchased only one packet and am resigned to changing nappies every two hours to avoid extra clothes washing. This may be a baby boy thing, but has been an expensive experiment."