At Change™, we believe the only thing that should touch your baby is 100% cotton, so that's how we make our disposable diapers, with the world's first and only biodegradable Super Absorbent core inside. P.S. If you landed here looking for cloth diapering advice, you're still in good company, and one of the guides below breaks down how the two stack up.
Think of this library as our answers to the questions that land in our inbox most often. Wherever we can, we point to our own materials list and test results. If a detail is still being confirmed, we'll tell you that too.
What's in it?
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What is inside a Change diaper?
Every component of a Change diaper, what it does and what it is made from, from the layer against the skin to the outer cover.
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Cotton sourcing and what our testing covers
Where our cotton comes from, how it is cleaned, whether it is organic, and what the fiber is tested for.
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What are the beads inside a diaper?
The beads in a diaper are a superabsorbent polymer: dry beads that swell into a gel. What they do, what they're made from, and what a materials list should say.
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How to read a disposable diaper materials list
A layer-by-layer guide to any brand's materials list, and the question to ask about each line.
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Plant-based diaper materials, explained
What "plant-based" can mean on a diaper box, and how to tell which layer the claim describes.
Using it
Choosing a diaper
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Cotton disposable diapers vs. cloth diapers
Cotton is a material. Cloth is a reusable routine. What to compare when you are deciding between them.
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What to check before choosing a diaper subscription
A checklist for any diaper subscription: box counts, renewal cost, delivery timing, size changes and cancelling.
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Biodegradable diaper claims: which component, and under which conditions?
Why a biodegradable claim should name the part of the diaper it covers and the conditions it was tested under.
Still have a question?
Short answers on sizing, shipping and orders are in the FAQ. For anything else, write to us.
