Babylove Ecobots Walker

Worst nappies ever!!! – I got these to try them out. After 2 hours they leaked straight through to my daughters clothes. I thought it was just that one nappie. I put another before she went to bed, woke up in the morning to find her and her bed soaked. Will never buy these again

Excellent – Fantastic. I try to make sure a certain portion of our nappies are environmentally friendly. I found these nappies had good absorbency and easy to use. Tend not to tear. Environmentally friendly expensive

Good – I love these, they are a great product and I highly recommend them, and recommend more stores bring them in. I love the fact that they are Environmentally friendly as I choose these product over others because of this. Love these nappies, never had any leaking at night which I have been having probs with, with other nappies. They are soft and… Read more

larger than most nappies so they fit well around the tummy. I cant seem to find them everywhere and I have just found them at Coles and they have discontinued them.... :(

Good – I prefer to use Nature's Child as they are avail at Coles and more eco-friendly but I stock up on these also if I find them. The downside is that you should dispose of these in biodegradable bags if you want them to break down as much as possible- I'm not sure how many consumers do this? For disposable nappies you can put in compost look at Moltex… Read more

or Seventh Generation. Eco. No leaks. Comfy for bub. Not much more than 'premium' priced non-eco nappies. No 100% bio. Can now be hard to find as Coles stopped stocking them.

OK – I only used these for a short time due to the nappy rash my daughter got and although I found that they fit well and didn't leak, with the severity of the nappy rash my daughter got I can only surmize that they obviously don't hold the wetness away from the childs skin that well. They are a little more expensive than their non eco cousins, but I… Read more

think most people buying eco friendly products expect to pay a little more for these types of products - I certainly didn't mind if it helped to reduce the impact of my daughters nappies on our environment. Eco factor - no leaks - good fit My daughter got quite severe nappy rash from these (had been using other Baby Love nappies with no problems prior to these) so I was unable to continue with them.

Good – Great for day. All disposable nappies should be biodegradable. The environmental impact of non biodegradable nappies is remarkable, so just from an ethical point of view they are worth buying. The fact they are suppose to be environmentally friendly". In a cradle to grave lifecycle, I am not really sure if they are, however I bought them because… Read more

they were the only enviro conscious nappies available from supermarkets. Leakage at night. I found I had to change my baby up to 3 times a night. The nappy was virtually dry however clothes bedding every thing was saturated. Tried all sorts of positioning of the nappy but gave up out of frustration. We use these for day time only now. Would be good if babylove improved the leakage lock system.

Good – I have to admit I have driven miles to find these in the past! When I do find them I usually buy a few packs at once. Ecobots are a large nappy - they come up nice and high at the back and front, they are beautiful and soft on baby and are completely leak free - my son has had them on both in day time and night time and never ever any leakage. I… Read more

would recommend these nappies. They are better for the environment, lovely soft texture, large size. Not readily available (WW don't sell them and not all Coles and IGA stores have them), a little more expensive and no handle on the packaging (very annoying).