tooshies Nappies with Organic Bamboo – Tooshies

$26.00
Tooshies nappies have a core made of 74% organic bamboo. They are described as super soft, breathable, hypoallergenic and offer a 12-hour leak-proof protection guarantee.
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Tooshies nappies sit at 74% organic bamboo core, which creates a genuinely soft, breathable, moisture-wicking nappy that you feel the difference in compared to conventional alternatives. Free from fragrances, phthalates, parabens and chlorine, they held up through the night with ease on my newborn and I really love that they are widely available, making a better choice easier for parents! The honest acknowledgement that disposable nappies carry inherent end-of-life limitations and the decision to partner with plastic recovery programs rather than overclaim biodegradability – reflects a level of transparency that builds genuine trust and it is not something you see in many brands. The Babes Project partnership and the choice to use volunteering parents over animal testing in product development are meaningful ethical commitments that extend beyond the product itself, and I also really love that Tooshies products are designed in Australia, with product development led by a Melbourne-based team.
The organic bamboo core feels so gentle against sensitive skin and since using I have noticed far less irritation and redness. The design is super fun and cute with the little blue whale. I love that Toshies chooses organic bamboo over petrochemical materials, it really is an eco nappy, which is so important in this current climate where nappies can take up to 500 years to decompose. They are also committed to ethical manufacturing. It is rare to see a product that is 100% plastic free, including packaging.
The nappies feel soft, comfortable and absorbent. They provide good overnight protection and performed reliably.
Tooshies nappies sit at 74% organic bamboo core, which creates a genuinely soft, breathable, moisture-wicking nappy that you feel the difference in compared to conventional alternatives. Free from fragrances, phthalates, parabens and chlorine, they held up through the night with ease on my newborn and I really love that they are widely available, making a better choice easier for parents! The honest acknowledgement that disposable nappies carry inherent end-of-life limitations and the decision to partner with plastic recovery programs rather than overclaim biodegradability – reflects a level of transparency that builds genuine trust and it is not something you see in many brands. The Babes Project partnership and the choice to use volunteering parents over animal testing in product development are meaningful ethical commitments that extend beyond the product itself, and I also really love that Tooshies products are designed in Australia, with product development led by a Melbourne-based team.
The organic bamboo core feels so gentle against sensitive skin and since using I have noticed far less irritation and redness. The design is super fun and cute with the little blue whale. I love that Toshies chooses organic bamboo over petrochemical materials, it really is an eco nappy, which is so important in this current climate where nappies can take up to 500 years to decompose. They are also committed to ethical manufacturing. It is rare to see a product that is 100% plastic free, including packaging.
The nappies feel soft, comfortable and absorbent. They provide good overnight protection and performed reliably.
Tooshies nappies sit at 74% organic bamboo core, which creates a genuinely soft, breathable, moisture-wicking nappy that you feel the difference in compared to conventional alternatives. Free from fragrances, phthalates, parabens and chlorine, they held up through the night with ease on my newborn and I really love that they are widely available, making a better choice easier for parents! The honest acknowledgement that disposable nappies carry inherent end-of-life limitations and the decision to partner with plastic recovery programs rather than overclaim biodegradability – reflects a level of transparency that builds genuine trust and it is not something you see in many brands. The Babes Project partnership and the choice to use volunteering parents over animal testing in product development are meaningful ethical commitments that extend beyond the product itself, and I also really love that Tooshies products are designed in Australia, with product development led by a Melbourne-based team.
The organic bamboo core feels so gentle against sensitive skin and since using I have noticed far less irritation and redness. The design is super fun and cute with the little blue whale. I love that Toshies chooses organic bamboo over petrochemical materials, it really is an eco nappy, which is so important in this current climate where nappies can take up to 500 years to decompose. They are also committed to ethical manufacturing. It is rare to see a product that is 100% plastic free, including packaging.
The nappies feel soft, comfortable and absorbent. They provide good overnight protection and performed reliably.
Tooshies nappies sit at 74% organic bamboo core, which creates a genuinely soft, breathable, moisture-wicking nappy that you feel the difference in compared to conventional alternatives. Free from fragrances, phthalates, parabens and chlorine, they held up through the night with ease on my newborn and I really love that they are widely available, making a better choice easier for parents! The honest acknowledgement that disposable nappies carry inherent end-of-life limitations and the decision to partner with plastic recovery programs rather than overclaim biodegradability – reflects a level of transparency that builds genuine trust and it is not something you see in many brands. The Babes Project partnership and the choice to use volunteering parents over animal testing in product development are meaningful ethical commitments that extend beyond the product itself, and I also really love that Tooshies products are designed in Australia, with product development led by a Melbourne-based team.
The organic bamboo core feels so gentle against sensitive skin and since using I have noticed far less irritation and redness. The design is super fun and cute with the little blue whale. I love that Toshies chooses organic bamboo over petrochemical materials, it really is an eco nappy, which is so important in this current climate where nappies can take up to 500 years to decompose. They are also committed to ethical manufacturing. It is rare to see a product that is 100% plastic free, including packaging.
The nappies feel soft, comfortable and absorbent. They provide good overnight protection and performed reliably.
Tooshies nappies sit at 74% organic bamboo core, which creates a genuinely soft, breathable, moisture-wicking nappy that you feel the difference in compared to conventional alternatives. Free from fragrances, phthalates, parabens and chlorine, they held up through the night with ease on my newborn and I really love that they are widely available, making a better choice easier for parents! The honest acknowledgement that disposable nappies carry inherent end-of-life limitations and the decision to partner with plastic recovery programs rather than overclaim biodegradability – reflects a level of transparency that builds genuine trust and it is not something you see in many brands. The Babes Project partnership and the choice to use volunteering parents over animal testing in product development are meaningful ethical commitments that extend beyond the product itself, and I also really love that Tooshies products are designed in Australia, with product development led by a Melbourne-based team.
The organic bamboo core feels so gentle against sensitive skin and since using I have noticed far less irritation and redness. The design is super fun and cute with the little blue whale. I love that Toshies chooses organic bamboo over petrochemical materials, it really is an eco nappy, which is so important in this current climate where nappies can take up to 500 years to decompose. They are also committed to ethical manufacturing. It is rare to see a product that is 100% plastic free, including packaging.
The nappies feel soft, comfortable and absorbent. They provide good overnight protection and performed reliably.





















