Bambo Nature Dream Diapers

Important note on choosing diapers

Diapers are a “best available” category for me. Most disposable diapers use similar core components, so I focus on avoiding unnecessary extras and choosing brands that are transparent about materials and how each layer is built.

What I avoid in diapers

I avoid added undisclosed or toxic fragrance blends and unnecessary dyes or heavy prints. I also avoid chlorine bleaching and look for Totally Chlorine Free pulp. I skip materials with higher concern profiles, including PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and PUR (polyurethane), whenever possible. If a brand won’t clearly disclose what the diaper is made from, that’s a pass for me. I also keep PFAS on my radar, especially when products rely on vague “coating” or “treatment” language, so I prefer brands that stick to clear material disclosure.

What I look for (and how I choose)

I look for fragrance-free diapers with minimal dyes, Totally Chlorine Free pulp, and clear layer-by-layer materials. I also pay attention to what touches skin. With disposables, there will always be compromises in materials, so I choose the option that is the most transparent and least additive, while still performing well in fit, leaks, and skin comfort.

Product description

Bambo Nature Dream Diapers are an eco-labeled disposable diaper option designed to be simple, skin-friendly, and high-performing. The brand states they use no fragrances or added lotions, and they disclose the diaper materials by layer so you’re not guessing what’s inside.

These diapers use Totally Chlorine Free cellulose in the absorbent layer. Like all disposables, they still rely on an absorbent polymer core for performance, but I appreciate that Bambo Nature is upfront about the build rather than relying on vague marketing language.

Ingredients

Textile backsheet (outer side): polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE)
Absorbent: polyacrylate (SAP) and cellulose (Totally Chlorine Free)
Inner side: nonwoven (PP)
Acquisition layer: nonwoven (PET/Co-PET)
Fastening: nonwoven (PP/PE)
Glue: synthetic rubber (no optical brighteners added)
Elastication: elastane
Ink: non-toxic water-based ink on the outer side (for design)

Certifications

• Nordic Swan Ecolabel (verified)
• FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) (brand stated)
• OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 (brand stated)
• EU Ecolabel (brand stated)

What I like

I like that these are fragrance-free, use Totally Chlorine Free pulp, avoid optical brighteners, and clearly disclose materials by layer. I also like that higher-concern materials like PVC and PUR are not part of the diaper construction.

Things to keep in mind

Disposable diapers are still a compromise category. Even cleaner options rely on plastic-based layers and an absorbent polymer core for performance. For me, the deciding factor is transparency, avoiding higher-concern materials where possible, and choosing the least-additive option that still works reliably day to day.