Last updated 20/11/2009 

At the moment these are the same price across the board, but do check back as they often go on offer at 2 for £10 which gives an overall saving of £2, which does stack up considering how many the little monkies get through! 

All prices on our site are updated weekly or when we are notified by the retailer, whichever is more timely.

1. £5.98 Boots
2. £5.98 Tesco
3. £5.98 Waitrose
4. £5.99 Mothercare
5. £5.99 Simply-Eco (+ £2.49 p&p)
6. £5.98 ethical superstore (+ £3.95 p&p)
7. £5.98 Natural collection (+ £3.95 p&p)
8. £5.99 nappies-direct (+ £3.95 p&p) 

The nappies are available in the following sizes and quantities: 

Junior – pack of 30 (11-27 kg or 24-60 lbs)
Maxi – pack of 34 (7-18 kg or 15-40 lbs)
Midi – pack of 38 (4-9 kg or 9-20 lbs)
Mini – pack of 44 (3-6 kg or 6-13 lbs)
Newborn – pack of 28 (2-5 kg or 4-11 lbs)

There is also a smaller quantity pack for newborns which has the following prices:

1. £3.75 Boots
2. £3.75 Waitrose
3. £3.75 Tesco
4. £3.99 Mothercare 
5. £3.80 Simply-Eco (+ £2.49 p&p)
6. £3.75 ethical superstore (+ £3.95 p&p)
7. £3.75 Natural collection (+ £3.95 p&p)
8. £3.85 nappies-direct (+ £3.95 p&p) 

We have been using these nappies since scrumpy was born, and I think they are a brilliant eco choice. We don’t have any leaks and it is a definate sign of the changing times to find an easy and effective alternative to the 100% non-biodegradable mainstream nappies. 

The main difference between these nappies and the Pampers and Huggies of the world are the following:

They are slightly bulkier
They are less smooth
They tend to become larger when saturated
The sticky bits are not quite as sticky 

But do not be put off by any of the factors above, they vary only slightly and each aspect is nothing to concern yourself about. It is just a fact that currently, recycled or biodegradable goods are not 100% comparable to their un-green competitors (that’s why recycled loo roll is a bit of a sacrifice compared to Charmin – but who needs 3 layers of cushioned paper; you are whipping your arse with it not sleeping under it!!

So nature babycare nappies get my vote 100%.

Gumpf:

When it comes to your baby’s wellbeing you have a choice. A choice between environmentally friendly nappies based on natural materials that provide superior performance and are gentle on your baby, or your everyday run-of-the-mill nappy so often based on petrochemicals. 

That’s why our nappies are: 100% chlorine free, Based on biodegradable materials with a biodegradable back sheet, 100% GM free, and even our packaging is 100% biodegradable. 

With all that in mind, we have chosen to work in cooperation with large retail chains to develop and market high-performance hygiene products that care for both consumer and environment. By doing so, we maximize our exposure and allow everyone the opportunity to go green without giving up performance. We also team up with proud members of the Nature Babycare family with our Nature Babycare Ambassador Pogram to reach out to mothers and babies the world over.

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