Biodegradable diapers

Posted March 18th, 2008 by Susie

babies & toddlers

Target's got a new brand of biodegradable diapers - wondering if anyone has tried these out?

Susie is a discussion leader in the east valley for arizonamoms.com. She has two sons, ages 6 and 2.

These are supposed to be the

On March 18th, 2008 Happy2BMommy says:

These are supposed to be the "best of both worlds."

Convenience of disposible without the landfill issue.
No water waste/chemicals into soil from cloth diaper washing.

Are they leak-proof? I don't know.
However, I do suspect this is the "wave of the future" and all of OUR KIDS will be purchased biodegradable diapers from Pampers, Huggies and whoever else is in the market in 20-30 years....

Happy2BMommy, is a stay-at-home mom who just turned 40 (argh!) with a 6 yr. old daughter and a 4 yr. old son, and is a discussion leader for arizonamoms.com living in Scottsdale.

They are biodegradable, but

On March 20th, 2008 Ericka says:

They are biodegradable, but it's a little misleading since they still take 100s of years to break down.

i may buy a small package

On March 24th, 2008 Susie says:

i may buy a small package and try them out - but only during the day incase they leak.

Susie is a discussion leader in the east valley for arizonamoms.com. She has two sons, ages 6 and 2.

I use cloth diapers but have

On April 7th, 2008 ckajlm says:

I use cloth diapers but have these as backup in case my babysitter needs them. They actually only take 40 days to breakdown vs the 100 years posted in an above comment. They are made out of biodegradable. They are made out of corn vs plastic that most diapers are made out of. I havent had any problem with them at all, no leaks, rashes etc. .... I find them to be a great product!