ATTITUDE Eco-Conscious Disposable Diapers, EWG Verified, Size 1/2 (7-17 lbs), Ultra Absorbent for Baby, Vegan & Plant-Based, 32 Count
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ATTITUDE Eco-Conscious Disposable Diapers, EWG Verified, Size 1/2 (7-17 lbs), Ultra Absorbent for Baby, Vegan & Plant-Based, 32 Count
- EWG VERIFIED: These ATTITUDE diapers are certified EWG Verified and made with clean ingredients that meet the Environmental Working Group's strict health and safety standards—ideal for your newborn’s diapering routine.
- CHLORINE FREE AND BAMBOO BASED: Made with natural-origin bamboo fibers from FSC-certified forests, these chlorine free diapers offer optimal absorbency and softness, perfect for newborns’ delicate skin.
- GENTLE AND HIGH PERFORMANCE: These newborn diapers feature quick-absorption channels to prevent leaks. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified for extra reassurance with every change.
- UNSCENTED: These unscented ATTITUDE diapers are designed for delicate skin. Pair with our baby wipes or diaper cream for added freshness at home or in the diaper bag.
- VEGAN & SUSTAINABLE : These vegan, dermatologically tested diapers use FSC-certified bamboo and wood pulp and come in fully recyclable cardboard packaging—an eco-conscious, natural choice for parents.
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