Eco-friendly baby products?

Lola888

If you go on naty.com Nature Baby's website you can print off a £4 voucher for their eco-friendly nappies, they are currently £4.29 in Boots so you only pay 29p for a pack of nappies.

fluffnutter

Peater wrote: »

'Eco-friendly' and 'baby' don't belong in the same sentence.

Sorry to say, but your little cherub is, by proxy, a massive pollutant. As am i, as are you.

No doubt that's true, but it's no reason not to try to make an effort.

elvis86

cheepskate wrote: »

iT REALLY DEPENDS ON THE PERSON, WHAT BRANDS THEY WANT OR DONT WANT(sorry about the caps) someone may want "totally" eco, all through the companies owned, others just the actual product.

I dont know if "eco" is a bit like the cruelty free stuff, thats a minefield, lol.

Pampers, if you do get eco from them , are owned by is it unilever, as a bigger company they are not as ethical as they could be:)
if you are doing this as a business(and not just for a friend) then you need to understand the whole concept of "eco" same with " cruelty free" .

Hope you get the stuff you need.

It's not a business, just a favour for a friend as I've done them for friends before and word has spread. Lol. As far as I'm concerned there's nothing "Eco" about a disposable nappy, so I just got Pampers on offer. But I managed to get some of the Nature Babycare wipes and nappy sacks, and some organic baby wash. Didn't cost much more than standard stuff really so I don't mind that.

Not sure that the 100% polyester fleece blanket will go down too well with an Earth Mother type, but the little monkey embroidered on the corner will look lovely on the cake!:D