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EcoPeaCo Training Pants

EcoPeaCo Training Pants

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One pack of training diapers

Materials:

  • Diaper core is made with organic, FSC-certified bamboo pulp (TCF)
  • Sodium Polyacrylate
  • Non-woven Polypropylene
  • Bamboo, non-woven; Top Sheet
  • Bamboo, non-woven; Back Sheet
  • Polyethylene Film (prevents leaking)
  • Spandex, Nonwoven Polyamide
  • Diaper core is made with organic, FSC-certified bamboo pulp
  • Earth-friendly water-based ink (EPA approved)
  • Scent free, they use aloe to mask the diaper smell (Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice) 

Benefits:

  • Fragrance-free with no harsh chemicals like chlorine, parabens, phthalates or formaldehyde
  • Our diapers are hypoallergenic and dermatologist-tested

EcoPeaCo:

⭐️ Third party tested by accredited labs

⭐️ Responsibly-made with sustainable, biodegradable bamboo

⭐️ Skipped the bleaching step and utilize the plant fiber in its natural yellow/brown color (Not TCF or ECF, they do not bleach)

Things to consider with diapers: 

  • TCF (Totally Chlorine Free) vs ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free). You want TCF ✅ TCF doesn't use chlorine or chlorine derivatives. TCF diapers use oxygen, ozone, or peroxide-based bleaching systems which is safer than using chlorine because of the dioxins. "The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that continued exposure to dioxins can harm children's reproductive and immune systems, alter liver function, disrupt hormones, and even cause cancer. " I am okay with ECF if they have been tested for chlorine and chlorine byproducts or proof of no dioxins
  • Avoid diapers that contain: phthalates, parabens, bisphenols, PFAS, flame retardants, acrylic acid, acrylamide, or tributyl-tin (TBT). Some dyes used in diapers may also be contaminated with toxic heavy metals.
  • Fragrances are often used to mask odors in diapers, but they can contain phthalates, which are endocrine disruptors linked to negative health effects.
  • Avoid TBT (Tributyl-tin): Prevents the growth of microorganisms but has been linked as an endocrine disrupter. 
  • The topsheet is what's directly touching baby.
  • CLICK HERE to read more about diaper safety. 

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