Disposable diapers have made parenting easier. There is no longer a need for pins, plastic pants, or washing diapers, and traveling with your baby is a snap. Since the first disposable diapers became ...

When it comes to reducing plastic waste, HIRO Technologies is starting with diapers, powered by an unlikely partner: fungi.

but with the convenience and performance of disposable diapers. More Cotton, Less Plastic™ Our innovation is unmatched in the baby care industry. Cottonsie™ has replaced plastic with 100% ...

Throughout modern history, parents have only had one real option when it comes to disposable diapers: plastic. The single-use products are typically made with fossil fuels like petroleum and can ...

“From the start, I opted for cloth diapers because I don’t fancy my baby wearing plastic ‘pants’ aka disposable diaper for a few hours each time, only to ditch the diaper in the landfill ...

The World Economic Forum estimates that 300,000 disposable diapers are sent to landfills every minute. All those diapers contain plastic in various forms. A report filed by the McArthur Foundation ...

Meet the house that diapers built. Researchers have designed and erected a house that has shredded, disposable diapers mixed ...

Consumer Reports tested more than 60 different diapers for absorption and dryness, including budget and store brands, ...

as all other disposable diapers are still lined with plastic, “which can contain harmful chemicals that can be absorbed into the skin.” Others contain bamboo rayon, “which is actually ...

are one of the biggest contributors to plastic waste, creating a huge problem for the environment. Since their introduction into the Ugandan market more than 20 years ago, disposable diapers ...

Cottonsie™ has replaced plastic with 100% breathable cotton ... of cloth diapers—but want the convenience of a disposable diaper—finally have an option that offers both!