Best Organic Diapers of 2025

DYPER is a standout brand that combines high performance with serious eco-credentials. The top and back sheets are crafted from 100% viscose from bamboo, which is soft to the touch, breathable, and naturally hypoallergenic.

Crucially, these diapers are Totally Chlorine Free (TCF), meaning no harmful dioxins are created during manufacturing. They are also free from alcohol, lotions, latex, and phthalates. This makes them a top-tier choice for babies with eczema or extremely sensitive skin.

One unique feature is the REDYPER service. For an additional fee, you can ship your soiled diapers back to the company for industrial composting, keeping them out of landfills entirely.

The fit is generous and flexible, thanks to the large hook-and-loop tabs. While they run slightly larger than standard brands, the deep pockets and double gussets do an excellent job of containing blowouts, even overnight.

If you want to eliminate plastic waste entirely, the Smart Bottoms Dream Diaper is a fantastic cloth solution. Unlike many natural fiber cloth diapers that require multiple wash-and-dry cycles to become absorbent, this one is ready to go after just one wash.

The interior features certified organic cotton and hemp, materials that are gentle on the skin and highly absorbent. The snap-in insert system allows for easy cleaning and faster drying times compared to traditional All-In-Ones.

The outer waterproof layer is breathable and soft, ensuring your baby doesn’t overheat. Plus, the adjustable snap system means this single diaper can grow with your child from roughly 10 to 35 pounds, saving you money in the long run.

While the upfront cost is higher than a pack of disposables, the reusability factor makes it the most eco-friendly option on our list.

ECO BOOM has gained popularity for its simple, honest approach to diapering. Both the top sheet and back sheet are made from 100% bamboo viscose, which is naturally biodegradable and silky smooth against the skin.

The absorbent core utilizes FSC-certified wood pulp and high-quality SAP (Super Absorbent Polymer) to lock away moisture. We appreciate that they use Totally Chlorine Free (TCF) pulp, ensuring no nasty bleach byproducts.

These diapers include a wetness indicator, a helpful feature for sleep-deprived parents or those in the early stages of potty training. They are free from latex, PVC, TBT, and antioxidants, keeping the ingredient list clean.

While they market heavily on biodegradability, remember that in a standard landfill, degradation is slow. However, the reduction in plastic usage is still a significant win for the environment.

Little Toes focuses on softness and high absorbency using bamboo fibers. The diapers are incredibly plush, making them a great choice if your baby is prone to friction rashes from stiffer materials.

The brand claims the diapers are constructed from 67% biodegradable materials. This includes the bamboo top and back sheets. They are free from chlorine, alcohol, latex, and phthalates, ticking the right boxes for safety.

The sizing system is color-coded, which is a nice touch for quick identification during late-night changes. While the prints are cute, they do require dyes; however, Little Toes states these are safe and water-based.

One drawback is the limited size range compared to major brands, maxing out at around 29 pounds. If you have a larger toddler, you might size out of these quickly.

Produced in Denmark using wind power, Bio-Bag Nurture diapers take sustainability seriously. They hold certifications for industrial compostability, although you will need access to a specialized facility to take advantage of this.

The design is minimalist and clean. They have eliminated printed patterns entirely to reduce chemical usage, making these hypoallergenic and safe for easily irritated skin.

The outer layer is soft and breathable, preventing the “plastic bag” effect that causes heat rash. However, in our experience, the breathability comes at a slight cost to “lock-down” waterproofing. They are fine for regular use but might struggle with heavy overnight wetting.

They run large, so check the fit carefully. The loose fit can be comfy for chunky babies but might gap on leaner infants.

Mum & You brings a playful twist to eco-diapering with their “Nappychat” characters. The idea is to inspire storytelling during changes, which is a sweet concept, though the prints do mean inks are used.

The core is made from chlorine-free wood pulp derived from sustainable forestry. They are free from added lotions and perfumes, which helps minimize irritation. The brand emphasizes that their core is soft and flexible, avoiding that stiff cardboard feeling.

The fit is high-waisted, which is excellent for taller babies or preventing up-the-back leaks. However, the padding can feel a bit bulky on smaller infants.

While they offer solid performance for daytime use, mixed reviews on overnight dryness suggest you might want a booster pad or a dedicated night diaper for long sleeps.

Babyganics is a widely available option that bridges the gap between standard and eco-diapers. They are TCF (Totally Chlorine Free) and do not use latex or petroleum-based lotions, which is a big plus for safety.

However, they differ from others on this list because they intentionally add a seed-oil blend (NeoNourish®) to the diaper. While these oils (tomato, sunflower, cranberry) are natural, they mean the diaper is not “lotion-free,” which could be an issue if your baby has specific plant allergies.

Performance-wise, they are excellent. The absorbency is high, and they wick moisture effectively. The fit is snug and trim, making them great for active days, though you may need to size up earlier than expected as they run small.

Note that while the ingredients are safer, the diaper itself is not biodegradable or compostable.