Diapering & potty

Bambo Nature sells baby products, including diapers, training pants, wipes, and skincare, which it describes as certified skin safe.

Coterie sells diapers, training-style pants, baby wipes, and baby skincare products such as wash, cream, balm, and oil, plus swimsuit diapers, starter kits, and gift subscriptions. Its products are aimed at parents of babies.

Dyper sells baby diapers (including original, charcoal and pull-up pants styles) and baby wipes, along with a smaller range of related items such as trash bags, changing mats, diaper organizers and tote bags. The site also lists a composting option and markets its products as plant-based alternatives to plastic.

EcoNaps is an Australian-owned online retailer of reusable modern cloth nappies and related baby products, including inserts, wipes, training pants, swimwear, wet bags and change mats. It also sells drinkware and lunchboxes from other brands such as Klean Kanteen, for babies, children and parents.

Esembly sells organic cloth diapers and related diapering products, including wipes, diaper liners, wet bags, laundry detergent, and diaper creams, along with bundled diaper systems, for parents looking to reduce diaper waste.

EveryLife sells baby diapers, wipes, and other baby products, described as non-toxic and suitable for newborns, sensitive skin, and overnight use.

Freestyle makes bamboo diapers for parents, described as highly absorbent and soft and made with eco-friendly materials, with a range of designs.

HAPP Brand designs baby bags, including diaper backpacks and crossbody diaper bags, for modern women who are new mothers.

Happy Hues sells shea butter-infused baby products, including Big-ups training pants, Cuddlers and Go-getters diapers, and Wipe Me Downs baby wipes. The products are aimed at babies and their parents.

HealthyBaby sells diapers, wipes, skincare, and refillable concentrate cleaning and laundry products for babies and their households. Its range includes EWG-Verified diapers, organic cotton dry and wet wipes, cloth diapers, and prenatal products.

Hello Bello sells baby products, including diapers, wipes, training pants, wellness items, and bath and body products, with diaper bundles delivered to the customer's door. It also offers a diaper registry fund and a rewards program.

Itzy Ritzy sells baby and new-parent products, including diaper bags, diaper bag accessories, teethers, plush toys, pacifiers, bath and feeding items, stroller and car seat accessories, and gift sets.

Kid Confident sells reusable potty-training underwear in toddler and big kid sizes, leakproof bedtime undie covers, and a potty-training guide called the Potty Training Playbook. Its products are for families with young children.

Kit & Kin sells nappies, wipes, reusable nappies, baby products, and household items such as laundry and dish products, along with bundles, trial packs, and some baby clothing like hats and cardigans. Its products are aimed at families and are described as safe, affordable and planet-conscious.

Kudos sells disposable baby diapers with a 100% cotton surface that touches the baby's skin, along with wipes and bundles. The products are for babies and their parents.

La marque en moins is a French brand that sells its own baby products (diapers, diaper pants, wipes), personal hygiene items (solid shower gels, shampoos, deodorants, toothpaste) and laundry and household cleaning products online. Products are made in France, and customers can buy individually or subscribe to diaper deliveries.

Les Petits Culottés sells monthly diaper subscriptions with no commitment, priced from €0.23 per diaper, which can be paused, cancelled or adjusted online.

Mina Baie sells baby bags for mothers and fathers.

Millie Moon sells diapers, overnight diapers, training pants and baby wipes, including sensitive wipes and 99% pure water wipes, for babies and young children.

Pura sells its own range of nappies (diapers), nappy pants, baby and toddler wipes, flushable wipes and adult toilet wipes. The products are aimed mainly at babies and their parents.

UpAiry appears to sell training underwear through a Shopify store with about 55 live products, of which 11 are listed as training underwear.