Pura Training Pants

Pura Training PantsPrice reflects 19 Diaper Pants (size 5) Ingredients: Topsheet, Acquisition Layer & Core Wrap: Plant based polyethylene and polypropylene Leg Cuffs: Plant based polyethylene, polypropylene, adhesive and elastic polyurethane Outer Cover: Organic cotton, polyethylene and polyester Super Absorbent Core: Super absorbent polymer and wood pulp (100% sourced from sustainably managed forests, FSC Certified and Totally Chlorine Free) Backsheet: Plant based

Price reflects 19 Diaper Pants (size 5)

Ingredients: 

• Topsheet, Acquisition Layer & Core Wrap: Plant-based polyethylene and polypropylene
• Leg Cuffs: Plant-based polyethylene, polypropylene, adhesive and elastic polyurethane
• Outer Cover: Organic cotton, polyethylene and polyester
• Super Absorbent Core: Super absorbent polymer and wood pulp (100% sourced from sustainably managed forests, FSC Certified^® and Totally Chlorine-Free)
• Backsheet: Plant-based polyethylene, calcium carbonate, adhesive and printed ink

Benefits:

• The diapers are TCF "totally chlorine free" and they're processed without any chlorine at all. 0% chlorine and 0% chlorine derivatives.
• Recyclable paper packaging (no plastic)
• Made with organic cotton and FSC certified pulp from responsible sources
• Inside non-detect organic fluorine, outside non-detect organic fluorine (Mammavation)

Things to consider with training pants: 

• 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. 

Made in Europe