Our Bio Diaper Pad: A Guide to Going Green in 60 Days

As parents, you're always making choices for your kids' well-being, from food to toys. But what about diapers? It's a daily thing, but regular disposables can take up to 500 years to break down in landfills. We think you shouldn't have to pick between what's easy and what's right. That's why we want to share how our special diaper pad breaks down and returns to the soil in just 60 days.

This isn't just about a product. It's about keeping our promise: baby care that's beneficial for your child and the environment. Come see how this amazing process works, thanks to some smart tech.

"Biodegradable" means something can break down naturally. But to be Earth-friendly, it matters what it's made of and how it breaks down. Our Eco-Core tech is a big step forward for biodegradable diaper pads.

Typical diaper pads use plastic to stop leaks. It works, but it takes forever to break down. We knew we could do better. Our Eco-Core uses a strong, waterproof backsheet made from plants. It protects just as well but can be broken down by bacteria and fungi.

Inside our diaper pad is a core that's great at soaking up wetness and good for the environment. We use plant-based stuff that keeps your baby dry. Unlike some normal pads with harsh stuff, ours is gentle and works excellently. It's good for your baby and the Earth.

Ever wonder what happens to a biodegradable diaper pad after you toss it? We'll show you what happens in those 60 days, step by step.

In a good compost area, the plant stuff starts soaking up moisture. This makes the pad softer. Then, tiny organisms come to eat it.

This is where the magic happens. Bacteria and fungi eat the pad, turning it into water, carbon dioxide, and biomass. Our Eco-Core helps these organisms do their job faster. Studies show that similar starch materials can almost disappear in 60 days.

Almost done! The pad is now humus, which is good for the soil. It's back in the environment without any bad microplastics. This is way better than regular diapers that can last for centuries.

Keep in mind that these results happen in special compost places. They have the right heat, moisture, and air for things to break down fast and meet certain standards. Our pads will still break down in nature, but it might take longer. Landfills don't have air or light, so things break down very slowly. If you can, use compost places to get the best results.

People ask if eco-friendly means the pad won't work as well. We can say that it still works great. We want our stuff to be sustainable and work well. You need a pad that's good at soaking up messes and comfy for your baby.

Our pads are as good as, or even better than, the most popular brands. Tests show that green diapers can be better at soaking up messes and stopping leaks. Here's a quick look:

Our tests and happy customers prove that our pads are comfy and protective.

We don't just make good products. We also care about the Earth. Our factories use less energy. We try to make good choices every step of the way, from getting our plant-based materials to when you use our pad. When you buy our products, you're helping make the world a better place.

Switching to our diaper pad is a small change that makes a big difference. Here's how to get the most out of it:

The journey of our diaper pad shows that we can take care of our kids and the Earth at the same time.