Pulp
Pulp is a renewable raw material that has excellent properties. It is highly absorbent, soft, and strong. It is the fluff from softwood (pine and spruce), which is grown in Sweden. The wood for pulp production comes from sustainably and responsibly managed forests and is 100% traceable, thus meeting FSC certification.
Since a child wears a diaper almost constantly during the first two years of life, we consider it important to monitor the method of pulp bleaching. The bleaching does not involve chlorine, but by the TCF (total chlorine free) method, in which oxygen, ozone, or hydrogen peroxide is used. Chlorine leaves a small amount of toxic dioxins in the diaper, which can significantly affect the child's development and impact their immune, hormonal, and nervous systems. Where and why is the pulp in the diaper? It is placed throughout the entire surface of the absorbent system to reliably wick moisture away from the sensitive baby skin.

SAP
SAP, or gel with a high content of superabsorbent polymer, is a widespread organic compound that has not been proven to have toxic or harmful health properties. These are tiny crystals that absorb up to 300 times their weight and also absorb odor. The use of the gel is more environmentally friendly because if diapers did not contain this gel, their consumption would be significantly higher, thus increasing the amount of waste produced. SAP is recyclable, but unfortunately not biodegradable. However, we can assure you that due to its non-toxic properties, it does not burden nature. Where and why is it in the diaper? SAP is antibacterial and absorbs liquid and odor in the diaper's absorption system, so your baby's skin remains dry and protected from rashes and diaper rash.

LDPE
LDPE is a non-toxic and recyclable plastic that you encounter daily. Where and why is it in a diaper? LDPE is in the diaper as a thin film in the absorbent system, which prevents fluid leakage; you will also find it in adhesive tapes. This layer also ensures that the diaper fits well and does not cause pressure. The LDPE film is the diaper layer on which we print the original designs of our diapers using colors. 

Non-woven fabric
It is a breathable and lightweight fabric. You can think of it as a very durable fabric created by stretching and folding natural or synthetic fibers. Where and why is it in the diaper? It weaves through the entire absorption system and is also used on the fastening straps.

Glue
Hot-melt is an adhesive made of synthetic rubber. It is applied hot in a melted state. Where and why is it in the diaper? Thanks to it, the diaper holds together. The adhesive is also used on the wetness indicator.

Elastane
Elastane is a synthetic polyurethane fiber that is highly elastic. Where and why is it in the diaper? It is used on the side cuffs to make them stretchy, so they wrap around the baby's legs and nothing leaks out.