Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers, Stage 4 (22-37 Lbs), 34-Count Packages (Pack of 4) (136 Diapers)
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Customer Reviews of Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers, Stage 4 (22-37 Lbs), 34-Count Packages (Pack of 4) (136 Diapers)
Customer Review: Seventh Generation Diapers
Summary: 5 Stars
We have used all Seventh Generation Diapers on both children after trying out all the major brands with my first child. They fit well, they WORK, they have no stupid character tie ins, and my very favorite part is they are not scented. The sickly baby powder scent they add to Pampers makes me want to barf. The fact that they have less harmful impact on the environmant is just icing on the cake. I love having the cases of diapers and wipes delivered to my door in two days. Infinately better than dragging a toddler an an infant to the Megastore at the last minute.
PS. when we switched to a new Pediatrician she came in and saw my newborn's, plain brown seventh generation diaper, her reaction? She leaned over and said to my daughter,"You lucky thing, your mommy buys the good diapers" Enough said.
Customer Review: Buying For Two
Summary: 5 Stars
I have been buying Seventh Generation Diapers for many months. Once I found them on Amazon I was delighted. I can purchase them cheaper here then in the store on or Ebay AND I can get them deliveried to my door for free. Im buying for two different children so I purchase a case a month. I love them and they are great for the environment, ever little bit helps. As someone else said, the color is funny and I have had more people comment on that then anything else :)They look tea stained.
I thing I found that might be helpful for some people is my kids used to break out in a rash alot using regular disposable diapers, once I switched to these....no more rashes. Last month I ran out and had to use store bought diapers again and the rash was back.
I also use the wipes. Great products.
Customer Review: Works Great!
Summary: 4 Stars
I don't think these diapers are any better than Huggies (Pampers sucked for our boy) but they work just as well in terms of not leaking. I don't think they fit as well but, I think the whole "fit" thing is overrated. They fit fine. They just aren't as close fitting and snug all over as Huggies. They certainly aren't falling off or anything and most of the time they are covered by pants so what's the big deal?
I do like that there is no branded characters on the diapers (i.e. Winnie, Mickey, etc). The brown color reminds me of paper napkins.
They are a little pricier but are supposed to be better for the environment. And as we all know "Green" is the new "Black"! I am pretty sure Al Gore invented them after he invented the internet but just before he invented hybrid cars...
Customer Review: Buy bigger size than indicated
Summary: 4 Stars
We've been using seventh generation diapers for a while (son is now 14 months). Overall, they're pretty good, but probably not quite as good as regular diapers. A few extra leaks. But they do a pretty good job and they make me feel so much better than regular diapers (I just couldn't do cloth). I would recommend buying a bigger size than indicated. We had to switch to size 4 when my son was only 20lbs, even though size 3 claims to be good up until 27 lbs or something like that. Also, I like the fact that they don't have cartoon characters on them, but it would be useful to have the size printed on them. We left diapers at grandparents' houses, in the car, in various diaper bags, etc. and it's hard to know which size they are and whether they still fit.Customer Review: great product, "improved" style
Summary: 3 Stars
My son is 2 years old, and we have used 7th generation dipers since his birth. We absolutely loved the old German style and wish it was still available on the market, even for a higher price. The "improved" style produced in U.S.A., takes away from the product quality. Not only the new style is worse because it's like mainstream brands, it is very uncomfortable for the baby. My son complains that the dipers are hurting him, and now he has redness and scratches around his legs.
We are thinking we will stop using dipers overall for our older child because we started potty training, but we also have a one month old. So far we bought extra dipers with old design while they were available, but not sure what we will do after we run out.