Pampers

Some products contain Fragrance~, P.E.Gs~, Inks, Polyethylene, PPGs~, EDTA, Polypropylene, Polymer

~can be natural/ synthetic derived

Some products contain Petrolatum, Fragrance~, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~

~can be natural/ synthetic derived

Disposable baby diapers produce an incredible amount of environmental waste with terrifying environmental impacts.
These products contain Petrolatum, Polypropylene, Polyethylene, Polymer.

According to the Environment Protection Agency, (EPA), “Most disposable diapers contain Dioxin. This is a chemical by-product of the paper-bleaching process used in the manufacturing of most diapers. Dioxin is carcinogenic. And is listed as the most toxic of all cancer-linked chemicals”.

Did you know an average baby uses over 2500 diapers in its first year, and that billions of non-compostable diapers make their way into sewerage systems, landfills, fields and water bodies every month. And that one diaper can take as long as 500 years to fully break down, creating methane and other toxic gasses in the process.

To learn more about biodegradable diapers / pads and how these are the need of the hour, read this post https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail.aspx?id=7 />
Petroleum is bad for the planet & you, brands using this ingredient need to use a conscious alternative.
To understand why petroleum derivatives should be avoided as an ingredient, click here https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail3.aspx

Disposable baby diapers produce an incredible amount of environmental waste.

Did you know an average baby uses over 2500 diapers in its first year, and that billions of non-compostable diapers make their way into sewerage systems, landfills, fields and water bodies every month. And that one diaper can take as long as 500 years to fully break down.
To learn more about biodegradable pads/ diapers and how these are the need of the hour, read this post https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail.aspx?id=7

On PETA list of brands to avoid.
Brand tests on animals when required by law

It should be noted that their parent brand tests on animals when required by law.

By testing on animals brand can no longer be considered vegan friendly*.
Some products contain Stearyl Alcohol~, PEG 16~, PEG 40~

~can be plant/ animal/ synthetic derived
*zoobop does not acknowledge brands that test on animals and claim to be vegan. As the entire principle of veganism is based on kindness.