Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Baby Diapers, Stage 4 (22-37 Lbs.), 30 Count (Pack of 4)
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Customer Reviews of Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Baby Diapers, Stage 4 (22-37 Lbs.), 30 Count (Pack of 4)
Customer Review: Great Quality! Love it!
Summary: 5 Stars
Since they are more earthy product, I thought we have to compromise for the quality of diaper, but I was wrong. I'm happy about the quality and I love it! I acutally like this one over Pumpers and Haggies, becase I notice those brands diaper can be stiff/scrachy diaper (from pressing or some glueing or something), but this diaper was very soft, flexible and very comfy for baby to wear!. I highly recommend anyone to try and find out yourself. there is No leak, or tape coming off problems.
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I recommend everyone to spend little bit of money to buy eco-friendly diaper (this one or even better one that bio-degradable), because tons of dipers fill up our land and takes so long to decompose. I think you rather pay extra $3 or so and save the children's future where they can breath nice air and have safe place to live. (sorry for terrible spelling and my English)
Customer Review: We like these diapers A LOT
Summary: 4 Stars
I've always preferred to use 7th Generation diapers, but the cost has been prohibitive. The deep discount we get through subscribe-and-save makes them affordable enough for our budget (not to mention they come to our door which eliminates another trip to the store!).
In addition to being chlorine free, these diapers work really well. I've never had one leak; they're super absorbent. A couple of times I have had a closure tab break, but I experienced that with other big brands as well. I actually LIKE the brown cover; not disney or dora fans here so I like that my toddler's bum is advertising some character we don't care for.
We've used the pull-up training pants, too, and we've always been very happy with 7th Generation diaper products. A little peace of mind and a lot of diaper protection. Worth the money!
Customer Review: great diapers, run a bit small
Summary: 5 Stars
We love these diapers.
Pros:
- They have worked equally as well as Pampers Swaddlers and Costco Kirkland diapers for us.
- They have caused less reactions and rashes on sensitive little bottoms. Our daughter easily gets ulcerated diaper rashes, and these are the only disposable diapers that she can tolerate.
- They hold alot. Our 2 yr old son wears them as his nighttime diapers (we use cloth during the day) and he has not had a problem with leaks. Additionally, he rarely gets the little absorbent pieces of gel that leaked out of the diaper and stuck to his skin after overnight usage in other diapers
Cons:
- The outside is less soft than a Pampers Swaddlers diaper.
- They run a little small, so I usually order the next size when we get within a pound or two of the upper weight recommendation.
Customer Review: Doesn't help with Diaper Rash AND Leaks!
Summary: 1 Stars
After my son started getting a rash sometime after his bowel movements, I thought I would try these chlorine-free, somewhat natural diapers. I have to say, these are a HUGE disappointment. He still gets the same frequency of rashes but the worst part is these leak. Seventh Generation diapers are very expensive compared to the Luvs or even Pampers and Huggies and I would be ok with paying the premium if these diapers were actually better. They feel rough yet flimsy. And the worst part is that they aren't able to hold much. My son has been waking up every night in the middle of the night completely wet and in need of a diaper change. I'm going back to Luvs - compared to these, they are much softer, don't cause any more rashes than these do and hold some volume so that I don't have to get up in middle of the night!Customer Review: Love them!
Summary: 5 Stars
We've been using these for several months now, and our son has done well with them. This has been the best option for us, as we strive to buy natural and organic products, but need the convenience of a disposable diaper. I like the neutral cover (no loud designs or pictures necessary). These fit him well, and we have not any less leak protection here than with the conventional brands we tried earlier on. In fact, the only times he soaks through is sometimes at night (after sleeping 12 hours!), and after an occasional, extra-large load. The only negative thing I have to say, is that a few months back Seventh Generation changed their packaging (less diapers in a pack now), and also changed the tabs slightly. The diapers still work well, but I liked the old tab design, as they seemed stretchier.