September 10, 2013

BabyGanics Diapers


Ultra Absorbent Rear Gear Diaper PackagesWhen it comes to shopping for diapers, it seems nearly impossible to have it all. Eco-friendly diapers that also provide comfort? Those cost a small fortune. How about diapers that are both affordable and safe for the environment? You might as well call them stiff and scratchy. And what about diapers that are as comfortable for your baby as they are easy on your wallet? Not exactly good for Mother Earth. Now, thanks to BabyGanics, you really can have it all. The launch of Rear Gear Ultra Absorbent Diapers offers consumers the first diapers to truly be baby-friendly, parent-friendly and eco-friendly!

BabyGanics’ Rear Gear Ultra Absorbent Diapers encompass all of the qualities that shoppers look for in a disposable diaper. Made with an exclusive blend of superior seed oils known as the NeoNourish ComplexTM, babies’ skin will be nourished and moisturized by a diaper that provides a premium comfort and fit as well as effective leak control. Pair this with the fact that the diapers are made from bio-based materials, and contain no harsh chemicals, chlorine, latex, petroleum-based lotions or fragrance; and you are left with a product that offers more than any other diaper on the market today. Rear Gear Ultra Absorbent Diapers are available exclusively at all Babies R Us locations, with prices starting at $11.99.

THOUGHTS: Our son is 9 months old already and we've tried out a good amount of disposable diapers (sorry we're wimps and can't handle the re-usable kind). We started out loving pampers, and tried Earth's Best and they were both good. Then we had a chance to try Huggies, Target Brand, and Huggies became our favorite brand. When I was sent BabyGanics to try out I was ready to compare to the others we'd used. What I found was that BabyGanics held up well, but in the end it didn't have the leak protection that Huggies did when it came to overnights. I love that they are made from bio-based materials without any extra fragrences, and for the most part did a good job, but overnights were still rough.
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1 comment:

  1. VickieCOctober 1, 2013 at 1:21 PM

    thanks for the review,,ive got 2 new grandbabies on the way,,one using cloth diapers an one using disposable

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