Sabrina: "I found the chemicals in disposable diapers incredibly creepy. The baby wears the diapers 24 hours a day, that must have some effect on the child's health."

Christin: "What was decisive for me was a study that shows a possible link between disposable diapers and male infertility. Apparently, the slightly elevated temperature in disposable diapers plays a role."

Christin: "It's amazing how little work it is. Every 3 to 4 days we have a 60-degree washing machine, and the Lybbie diapers go in there too. And we only hang up a portion of them. Super easy."

Sabrina: "Same here. And the diapers don't stink like disposable diapers. Those have a really disgusting smell. Thanks to the insert, the stool goes into the toilet and we don't have a stinky diaper pail."

Sabrina: "We were using cloth diapers and suddenly there was this chaos of individual parts: boosters, muslin squares, diaper covers. More laundry, more work, more confusion. That's when we knew: There has to be an easier way."

Christin: "The existing all-in-one diapers didn't convince us. They simply weren't absorbent enough. Especially when you're out and about, you can't change a diaper every hour. Our goal was a diaper that reliably keeps you dry."