Nature Boy and Girl Nappies Reviews

The Nature Boy and Girl nappies were the first ones that my daughter wore, just after she was born. I bought them as I was keen to be environmentally friendly, and also got the nappy bags and baby wipes too. The nappies are more biodegradable than normal disposables, and made from natural ingredients rather than using chemicals. As disposable ...  Read the complete review

Before Scarlett was born we had noble ideas about using cloth nappies, good for the environment and good for our pockets. Like lots of things in life it didn’t work out quite as we had imagined. During the fog of Scarlett’s newborn days when the practical tasks of looking after her took so long in our inexperienced hands, not too ...  Read the complete review

Nature nappies: excellent! - Advantages: Environmanetally friendlier than all other disposables, Provide an excellent solution to night time dryness if you're using cotton nappies during the day., Great fit - Disadvantages: It becomes very easy to use these more often than the cotton nappies, especially if on the run.

Finally a nappy you can trust,” says the packet. Nappies that are “good for your baby and environmentally friendly” claims the next piece of blurb. The nappies were recently on offer in Tesco’s so I thought I would try them out on my two year-old daughter, instead of using my usual brand of Pampers and I was pleasantly ...  Read the complete review

I was so glad to see these in my local supermarket because I have always felt really guilty using disposable nappies. I would have loved to use reusable nappies but my husband did not agree. WE now have a compromise. These nappies are priced at around the same as pampers and huggies and are better for the environment as they are ...  Read the complete review

I'm usually a cloth nappy user but as soon as I first saw Nature boy and girl nappies in our local Tesco I bought some. Our town is a bit "behind the times" and, despite hearing about them, I hadn't found anywhere locally stocking them so, if I wanted to use a disp. nappy for holidays or suchlike, I usually picked a leading ...  Read the complete review

is writen all over these nappies. They are supposed to be 70% natural materials and 100% Biodegradable which I suppose is better than most disposable nappies. I normally use Huggies but have also used Pampers and these too brands both being £5.65 in Sainsburys at present I thought I might as well try Nature Boy/Girl Nappies as they are ...  Read the complete review

I really wanted to like these nappies, but sadly I'm not sure I'll even finish using my first packet. Why? Because after a day or two of using them my daughters eczema flared up and appeared for the first time on her bottom. She has only recently been diagnosed with eczema, but has had it almost since birth (she's 19 months). Never ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Nature Boy and Girl nappies (nature boy in my case) since my son grew out of his re-useables and I couldn't afford to splash out for some new ones! I think I used one in Sainsbury's babychanging room and was so impressed I bought some myself. What attracted me to them is that they're made from 70% reusable ...  Read the complete review

When I had my first child the choice was between terry nappys or disposable nappys and I chose terry nappys. Now 4 children down and 11 years on I am still using these nappys. They are getting threadbare and I have had some new ones on the way. I did not choose to use disposable nappys because they would be on rubbish tips for ...  Read the complete review

I have been using Nature Boy Nature Girl nappies since Sainsbury first introduced them. My little boy is nearly 18 months old and we have worked our way through two sizes: maxi plus and junior. I have been delighted with them. It is such a relief to find a largely biodegradeable disposable nappy which is as effective as Huggies/Pampers etc. ...  Read the complete review

I've always felt guilty that we have contributed to the general meltdown of the Earth's environment, so these nappies were a brilliant surprise. No idea how they work, but I feel much better about this kind of thing being permanently attached to my son than the kind of chemical-laden disaster zones like Huggies and Pampers. ...  Read the complete review

The decision to use disposable or cloth nappies can cause big debates between parents. On the one hand the invention of disposable nappies were a huge godsend for many of use, due to the sheer convenience and time saved in washing cloth nappies. However, in recent years it has been brought to light that disposable nappies have a huge impact on ...  Read the complete review

In the last couple of weeks my local Sainsburys has started stocking a new range of nappies called Nature Boy & Girl, having read a couple of opinions I decided to give them a try so this week I bought a pack and I must say so far so good. I bought the maxi size, I think it was 34 for £4.65 so they are a little cheaper than most of the ...  Read the complete review

I saw these during my weekly shop and decided to give them a go. I liked the idea that they where made from 70% natural stuff (I think most people who use disposables would like them to be made from more natural stuff) And they looked nice enough on packaging. Also on a special offer they where a couple of pounds cheaper than my usual brand ...  Read the complete review

Always on the look out for ways of reducing our much too high weekly shopping bill, I recently saw a new nappy in Sainsbury's. It's called Nature's boy or girl and claims to be bio-degradable as they are made from only natural materials. Since they were on special at £4.89 per pack, I thought why not try them ...  Read the complete review

We've just been shopping in Sainsburys and have come accross a new range of disposable nappies... There called Nature boy & girl and they claim to be environmentally friendly...why? well according to the pack .... " the surface of each nappy is covered with a film, based on GM free 100% natural maize which lets your ...  Read the complete review