Frequently asked questions
About Nest Diapers:
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Nest Diapers different?
Nest Diapers use low-impact materials that minimize waste without compromising performance. Every diaper is rigorously tested for safety and quality.
Are Nest Diapers biodegradable?
While we do not claim to be biodegradable, select materials in our diapers contain an organic additive that has demonstrated accelerated biodegradation in bioactive landfill environments.
Do Nest Diapers contain PFAS?
We conduct randomized third-party testing to ensure our diapers remain free from PFAS contamination and always meet our strict safety standards.
What does Totally Chlorine-Free (TCF) mean?
TCF means that no chlorine or chlorine compounds are used in the bleaching process of our pulp, making it safer for babies and the environment.
Do Nest Diapers have a wetness indicator?
No. Wetness indicators require added chemicals, and we choose only what is essential for your baby’s well-being.
Are Nest Diapers hypoallergenic?
Yes. Nest Diapers are dermatologically tested, hypoallergenic, and free from harsh chemicals.
How does Nest ensure diaper safety?
Our diapers undergo ongoing randomized third-party testing to ensure purity and performance.
Other Resources:
Manufacturer’s Product Safety Data Sheets
Reading Recommendations/References
Packaging Matters at Nest Diapers:
The worldwide awareness and concern of the effects of plastic packaging on the environment require action by each of us.
This necessitates seeking alternatives that are safe and less harmful to the environment. The Nest Diaper bag uses paper and a thin film of oriented polypropylene (OPP) resulting in an environmentally friendly, recyclable, strong moisture-proof, bag that reduces the impact of plastic on the environment.