We believe in safety and transparency
For all our products, ingredients, and processes—for your baby’s health and your peace of mind.
Diapering products spend a lot of time close to your baby, so we hold ours to the highest safety standards. They’re third-party tested in independent labs, and we publish the results for transparency.
All of our products are:
Proven hypoallergenic
Dermatologist tested
Free of 200+ chemicals
Cruelty-free
Product Safety Reports
The Diaper
Tested by SGS Laboratories, December 2022
The Pant
Tested by SGS laboratories, March 2023
The Wipe
Testing for chemical compounds was completed by an independent laboratory in Hamburg, Germany in April 2024
The Soft Wipe
Testing for chemical compounds was completed by an independent laboratory in Hamburg, Germany in April 2024
The Swimsuit
Tested by SGS Laboratories, January 2024
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Read our FAQ'sThe Diaper
The Diaper Lab Results
The Diaper is made of 25% plant-based materials, and is free of fragrance, lotion, dyes, parabens, phthalates, chlorine, alcohol, VOCs, optical brighteners, latex and rubber (all elastic materials used in the diaper are of synthetic origin, such as elastane).
It’s engineered with an absorbent core made of sodium polyacrylate (SAP) and Totally Chlorine Free (TCF) wood pulp from sustainably managed forests, with a backsheet made from polyester/polyethylene based nonwoven and polyethylene/CaCO3 film; and topsheet made of polypropylene; non-woven acquisition layer made of polyester; core wrap made of polypropylene; hook tab fastening system made of polypropylene/polyethylene. Plus adhesives, elastics, and a wetness indicator.
Testing for chemical compounds was completed by an independent laboratory in Hamburg, Germany in August 2020.
The Diaper was tested, and proven to be free of, below detectable, or significantly below allowed levels (when regulation exists) for nearly 200 chemicals that may be considered toxic or harmful for use, including:
- Alkylphenol ethoxylates
- (12 chemicals)
- Aromatic amines
- (22 chemicals)
- Bisphenols (BPA and BPF)
- Dioxins and dioxin-like PCB
- (30+ chemicals)
- Elements and heavy metals
- (25+ chemicals)
- Isothiazolins
- (2 chemicals)
- Organotin compounds
- (7 chemicals)
- Parabens
- (10 chemicals)
- Perfluorinated compounds such as PFOA and PFOS
- (27 chemicals)
- Pesticides such as glyphosate
- (13 chemicals)
- Phthalates
- (21 chemicals)
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
- (25 chemicals)
- Residual solvents
- (40+ chemicals)
Expert Approval
A 100-subject clinical HRIPT test was conducted by SGS Laboratories between April and May 2019 under the supervision of a board-certified dermatologist as a co-investigator. In this repeat insult patch test, all materials used in The Diaper that may come in contact with baby’s skin were clinically tested for safety under dermatological supervision and proven to be as gentle as water and hypoallergenic; none of the test materials induced sensitization in human subjects.
- Peter Nussbaum, MD - Principal Investigator
- Deborah R. Spey, MD, Board-certified Dermatologist - Co-Investigator
- Tina Figueroa - Project Manager
The Pant
The Pant Lab Results
The Pant is free of fragrance, lotion, added dyes, parabens, phthalates, chlorine, alcohol, VOCs, optical brighteners, latex and rubber (all elastic materials used in the diaper are of synthetic origin, such as elastane).
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It’s engineered with an absorbent core made of sodium polyacrylate (SAP); with a nonwoven topsheet and backshee, and leg cuffs made from polypropylene/polyethylene and polyester. The elastic waistband is made of polyurethane, polypropylene/polyethylene, and an elastomer; with a fastening system made of polypropylene/polyethylene. Plus, film, adhesives, and a wetness indicator.
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Testing for chemical compounds was completed by an independent laboratory in Hamburg, Germany in March 2023.
The Pant was tested, and proven to be free was proven to be free, below detectable levels, or significantly below allowed levels (when regulation exists) for nearly 200 chemicals that may be considered toxic or harmful for use, including:
- Alkylphenols and alkylphenol ethoxylates
- (17 chemicals)
- Aromatic amines
- (22 chemicals)
- Bisphenols (BPA and BPF)
- Dioxins and dioxin-like PCB
- (30+ chemicals)
- Elements and heavy metals
- (30+ chemicals)
- Isothiazolins
- (2 chemicals)
- Organotin compounds
- (6 chemicals)
- Parabens
- (10 chemicals)
- Perfluorinated compounds such as PFOA and PFOS
- (27 chemicals)
- Pesticides such as glyphosate
- (11 compounds)
- Phthalates
- (21 chemicals)
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
- (25 chemicals)
- Residual solvents
- (45 chemicals)
Expert Approval
A 100-subject clinical HRIPT test was conducted by SGS Laboratories between December 2021 and February 2022 under the supervision of a board-certified dermatologist as a co-investigator. In this repeat insult patch test, all materials used in The Pant that may come in contact with baby’s skin were clinically tested for safety under dermatological supervision and proven to be as gentle as water and hypoallergenic; none of the test materials induced sensitization in human subjects.
- Saeid Amini Nik, MD, PhD - Principal Investigator
- Kimberly K Ruhl, MD, Board-certified Dermatologist, PhD - Co-Investigator
- Alexandra Ferreira, BS - Project Manager
The Wipe
The Wipe Lab Results
The Wipe is made of 100% plant-based, biodegradable fibers, and is free of fragrances, dyes, parabens, and phthalates.
It uses a cleansing solution of 99% FDA USP pharmaceutical-grade purified water, and 5 gentle ingredients: Sodium benzoate (food-grade preservative), Caprylyl Glycol (skin conditioner and preservative), Citric acid (pH balance adjuster), Glycerin (natural moisturizer), and Decyl glucoside (plant-derived surfactant).
The Wipe has received The National Eczema Association’s Seal of Acceptance™, it’s EWG Verified™, and the fibers are certified by the Forestry Stewardship Council ® FSC ® for being sourced from sustainably managed forests.
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The Wipe was tested and proven to be free, below detectable levels, or significantly below allowed levels (when regulation exists) for over 200 chemicals that may be considered toxic or harmful for use, including:
- Alkylphenol ethoxylates
- (12 chemicals)
- Alkylphenols, including BHT
- (6 chemicals)
- Aromatic amines
- (22 chemicals)
- Bisphenols, including BPA and BPF
- (6 chemicals)
- Dioxins and dioxin-like PCB
- (29 chemicals)
- Elements and heavy metals
- (35 chemicals)
- Isothiazolins
- (2 chemicals)
- Organotin compounds
- (8 chemicals)
- Perfluorinated compounds such as PFOA and PFOS
- (27 chemicals)
- Pesticides such as glyphosate and AMPA
- (2 chemicals)
- Phthalates
- (21 chemicals)
- Polychlorinated biphenyls or PCB
- (32 chemicals)
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
- (25 chemicals)
- Parabens
- (10 chemicals)
- Residual solvents
- (40+ chemicals)
- Siloxanes
- (4 chemicals)
Expert Approval
A 100+ subject clinical HRIPT test was conducted by an accredited facility between February and April 2024 with a dermatologist and a pediatrician as co-investigators and reviewers of test results. At least 50% of study participants had self-assessed sensitive skin. In this clinical study, The Wipe was tested for safety and proven to be gentle and hypoallergenic. They were clinically proven to be suitable for sensitive skin, as the test material did not induce sensitization in human subjects.
- Andrew Cherny - Associate Product Chemist
The Soft Wipe
The Soft Wipe Lab Results
The Soft Wipe is made of 100% plant-based fibers and enhanced with premium cotton. It’s free of fragrance, dyes, parabens, and phthalates.
It uses a cleansing solution of 90%+ FDA USP pharmaceutical-grade purified water, and gentle skin conditioning agents and emollients for skin hydration, including: Glycerin (humectant), Dimethicone (skin conditioner), Cetyl Isononanoate (skin protectant), Ceteareth-20 (surfactant + stabilizer), Cetearyl Alcohol (skin conditioner), Sodium Benzoate (food-grade preservative), Glyceryl Stearate (emollient), Citric Acid (pH balancer), Ethylhexylglycerin (skin conditioner), Caprylyl Glycol (skin conditioner + preservative), Cetyl Palmitate (emollient), Ceteareth-12 (skin conditioner + surfactant), Benzoic Acid (preservative), Caesalpinia Spinosa Fruit Extract (antioxidant).
The Soft Wipe has received The National Eczema Association’s Seal of Acceptance™, it’s EWG Verified™, and the fibers are certified by the Forestry Stewardship Council ® FSC ® for being sourced from sustainably managed forests. It contains a minimum of 15% cotton (The Seal of Cotton and cotton enhanced™ are trademarks of Cotton Incorporated).
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The Soft Wipe was tested and proven to be free, below detectable levels, or significantly below allowed levels (when regulation exists) for nearly 200 chemicals that may be considered toxic or harmful for use, including:
- Alkylphenol ethoxylates
- (12 chemicals)
- Alkylphenols, including BHT
- (6 chemicals)
- Aromatic amines
- (22 chemicals)
- Bisphenols, including BPA and BPF
- (5 chemicals)
- Dioxins and dioxin-like PCB
- (28 chemicals)
- Elements and heavy metals
- (37 chemicals)
- Isothiazolins
- (2 chemicals)
- Organotin compounds
- (8 chemicals)
- Perfluorinated compounds such as PFOA and PFOS
- (27 chemicals)
- Pesticides - glyphosate and AMPA
- (2 chemicals)
- Phthalates
- (20 chemicals)
- Polychlorinated biphenyls or PCB
- (32 chemicals)
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
- (25 chemicals)
- Parabens
- (10 chemicals)
- Residual solvents
- (40+ chemicals)
- Siloxanes
- (4 chemicals)
Expert Approval
A 100+ subject clinical HRIPT test was conducted by an accredited facility between March and April 2024 with a dermatologist and a pediatrician as co-investigators and reviewers of test results. At least 50% of study participants had self-assessed sensitive skin. In this clinical study, The Soft Wipe was tested for safety and proven to be gentle and hypoallergenic. They were clinically proven to be suitable for sensitive skin, as the test material did not induce sensitization in human subjects.
- Andrew Cherny - Associate Product Chemist
The Swimsuit
The Swimsuit Lab Results
The Swimsuit is free of fragrance, lotion, parabens, phthalates, VOCs, latex and rubber. The inks used for the artist-designed prints have been certified with the OEKO-TEX ® ECO Passport and are approved for use in textiles as posing no harmful effect on humans or the environment. Clinical testing of the material printed with these inks was proven hypoallergenic and non-sensitizing.
It’s engineered with a plant-based compact core made of cellulose, polypropylene and polyethylene; the nonwoven topsheet, backsheet, waistband and leg cuffs are made from polypropylene/polyethylene, and the waterproof film is made of polyethylene. The Swimsuit includes an elastomer, adhesives and skin-safe inks.
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The Swimsuit was tested, and proven to be free, below detectable levels, or significantly below allowed levels (when regulation exists) for over 200 chemicals that may be considered toxic or harmful for use, including:
- Alkylphenols and alkylphenol ethoxylates
- (16 chemicals)
- Formaldehyde
- Aromatic amines
- (22 chemicals)
- Bisphenols
- (5 chemicals including BPA and BPF)
- Dioxins and dioxin-like PCB
- (29 chemicals)
- Isothiazolins
- (2 chemicals)
- Organotin compounds
- (8 chemicals)
- Parabens
- (10 chemicals)
- Perfluorinated compounds such as PFOA and PFOS
- (27 chemicals)
- Pesticides such as glyphosate
- (11 chemicals)
- Phthalates
- (21 chemicals)
Expert Approval
Two HRIPT tests, with over 100 subjects each, were conducted by SGS Laboratories between October 2023 and January 2024 under the supervision of a board-certified dermatologist as co-investigator. In these repeat insult patch tests, all materials used in the Swimsuit that may come in contact with baby’s skin were clinically tested for safety and proven to be as gentle as water and hypoallergenic; none of the test materials induced sensitization in human subjects.
- Saeid Amini Nik, MD, PhD - Principal Investigator
- Deborah R Speyl, MD [Board-certified Dermatologist] - Co-Investigator
- Elizabete Prado - Project Manager