Why Choose Babybamba?
OUR STORY
THE BABYBAMBA PROMISE
BENEFITS OF USING BAMBOO FOR YOUR BABY
Over other leading fabrics, Bamboo fabric is instantly recognisable in
terms of comfort and feel. The high thread count is key to this and allows
the wearer maximum comfort.
- Bamboo is to cotton what cashmere is to wool – a more soft and luxurious feel.
- Bamboo fabric cuts out 98% of harmful UV rays, so perfect for holiday/travelling cover-ups.
- For allergy prone skin, bamboo fabric is perfect. It’s anti-static and sits well next to your skin.
- Bamboo fabric absorbs moisture away from your skin, keeping you drier.
- Bamboo fabric is insulating, yet it is also breathable. This means it performs well in all temperatures.
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Bamboo is antibacterial so it stays odour free and feeling and smelling fresh.
BENEFITS OF USING BAMBOO FOR THE PLANET
Bamboo fibre is an amazing sustainable material with a wide range of applications. This remarkable and versatile product offers a completely eco-friendly solution to many of our modern needs.
Historically, bamboo has been used in Asia for the production of textiles, medicine and paper. Nowadays, thanks to contemporary manufacturing methods, bamboo pulp can be processed into fibres that are later used to create yarn and fabrics.
- Bamboo clothing is 100% biodegradable and can be completely decomposed in the soil by micro-organisms and sunlight.
- Bamboo only needs rain water to grow. Very little, if any, additional water is ever required.
- Bamboo yields the same volume as cotton from 10% of the land area.
- Bamboo thrives naturally without using any pesticides or fertilisers.
- Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world, so yields more often from the same plot.
- As a grass, bamboo is cut not uprooted, so is good for soil – particularly as it can grow on slopes not viable for other crops.
- Bamboo plantations reduce greenhouse gases. They absorb about 5 times the amount of CO2 and produce about 35% more oxygen than an equivalent stand of trees.
As bamboo fabric is gaining popularity in the fashion industry, there will naturally be an increase in growth and demand for more bamboo plants. This could ultimately lead to an increased amount of photosynthesis and result in another alternative to combating greenhouse gases.
WHAT IS WHEAT STRAW?
Wheat straw is basically a stalk that remains after harvesting of wheat grains. Usually, it is considered as agricultural waste. It is common to see farmers burning these remains in most of the countries, but the terrible fact is that it leads to huge environmental pollution and may cause potential public health hazards as well.
As forests around the world are suffering a major threat due to the increasing popularity of paper-based products; it is important to find a solid alternative to save them. With wheat straw, you can develop wide range of disposable paper products, and it is a rapidly renewable source as compared to trees.
BENEFITS OF WHEAT STRAW:
There are a wide range of benefits associated with wheat straws; few of them are listed below:
- They are sturdy, durable and strong solutions.
- Products made up of wheat straw are freezer and microwave safe.
- These natural materials are capable enough to handle hot liquids up to 100 celsius temperature range.
- They offer gluten-free, BPA-free and non-allergic solutions.
- They do not contain harmful toxic elements that could otherwise harm human health.