Compre estos pañales porque decía que es para piel sensible pero para mi sorpresa además de ser para piel sensible cuando esta mojado o sucio marca una línea azul y amarilla. El material es perfecto, super suave al toque y bien absorbente!. Mi bebé está tomando medicamentos para eliminar edema y si aguanta todo ese líquido podría darle más de 5 estrellas si fuera posible. Volveré a comprar!!

I need to post a review here, particularly knowing what I know now. I've read some of the negative reviews from those who loved the green package, and I have to be honest... I really didn't like the green package diapers. They weren't as soft, no pee indicator, and protection was the same as far as I can tell. Imo, the white bag contains a superior product. We LOVE these.

The type of diaper does matter for diaper rash. We had to buy a different (still fragrance free, "natural") diaper while on vacation, and she developed a rash right away that we could barely keep on top of. That just doesn't happen to us with the bambo. They're soft, they prevent blowouts (though in my experience, no diaper is 100%), and they're breathable enough to prevent diaper rash. Love the indicator line and we haven't had an issue with leaking. It's a great product, and I'm happy to support with a positive review.

Let me start off by saying I LOVE Bambo nature diapers. I loved them from first use! My son has incredibly sensitive skin and has been on antibiotics for the last 4 months, which if you didn't know, can cause severe diaper rash and make the skin very sensitive. I tried everything to control it, but could never get the pink to go away totally until switching from Pampers Pure to Bambo nature, which we have now been using exclusively for the last 2 months now.
I couldn't be happier with these diapers and how well they've helped clear up his diaper rash. Now, all I need to keep the rash at bay is a light layer of Honest Co.'s All Purpose Balm.
When I first purchased Bambo, I thought that I would prefer the original green-bag design over the new white-bag design. When I was ready to change sizes, I decided to give the white bag a try and I'm so glad I did! Never have I cared much about how soft a diaper was, but these are incredibly soft and feel very luxurious. When you're paying nearly double the price for diapers, little things like this matter and make you feel good about your purchase. A complaint I had always had about Honest, Seventh Generation, and Naty was that each of them felt very paper-y and the leg gussets would chafe my little boy's chunky inner thighs. These diapers did not, and the inner leg gussets do not leave red indentation marks on his bum in the morning, unlike the previous brands listed.
I haven't had any issues with leaking or blow-outs, aside from one extreme situation that I believe no diaper could handle when my son had been constipated and sitting in the baby carrier.
Though I still love Bambo green-bag diapers and wouldn't hesitate to purchase those again, I do prefer the fit of these. In the original diapers, when the diaper would become wet, the front would puff up, making my son look like a male underwear model (not a good look) and cause the front of slightly tight-fitting onesie to stretch and pull on the shoulders, which would expose his chest (also not a good look). Even in a dry diaper, I felt like the thickness between his legs may be uncomfortable. The new, trim design solves all of these issues.
When you compare the fit of a size 3 diaper from each design (original vs improved), you can see that the improved diaper is actually slightly longer. This provides more belly and bum coverage and makes up for the lack of bulk between the legs, so absorbency is not compromised. Because these diapers are slightly longer (and have a have a higher weight limit), I think these are more forgiving if your babe is between sizes or nearly time to size up.
Though I don't need a color changing line to know when my skin needs a change, this may be helpful for newborns or those who are still learning to tell what a wet diaper looks and feels [and smells] like.
Overall, I love these diapers. Great fit, great coverage, environmentally friendly, healthier than generic brands, perfect for sensitive skin, very absorbent, luxuriously soft, no gel beads on baby bum, the plain white is great under outfits... I could go on! Love love love these.

I'm writing this review as my partner and I are in the process of switching to Seventh Generation diapers. We're switching mainly because my partner is absolutely convinced that there's a weird chemical odor. I just don't smell it and have no idea what she's talking about, but then again, I'm a dude and have the worst sense of smell.

Pros: The diaper is durable yet thin. I love the pee-indicator that goes down the diaper (yellow for clean; blue for baby needs a change) because it makes my life so much easier. The diaper is also very soft and roomy.

Cons: That weird chemical smell (per my partner).

I wish Bambo Nature didn't recreate the wheel on their already awesome product. We were extremely happy to use their diapers when they still came in the green packaging (the one with the baby trying to touch a bubble or something like that). We've now made the switch to Seventh Generation Free & Clear diapers. They get the job done but are a bit bulky for my liking. But at the end of the day, my fiance is happy and my baby doesn't mind, so that's all that matters.

We tried these diapers on my 12 month old from preciously using Pampers Pure. I really like them. The are soft and absorbent. They do run smaller than pampers so I'd size up if you are debating. My daughter is 29 1/2" tall and 19.5lbs (50th pierce percentile for both height and weight) and was in a 3 in Pampers but she is a 4 in these. Besides the smaller size I'd say the pampers have better/stretchy sides, but my daughter doesnt seem to mind. Overall I am very happy with these diapers. I'd rather support a small, mom owned business than big pharma.