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: LOVE these diapers!!
Summary: 5 Stars
The best alternative to cloth diapers. No chlorine to give the babies a rash. I have been using these diapers for my 1 1/2 year old son since he was born. We have had to use other brands when not able to locate these on vacation and my son has not been as comfortable with the chemicals used in the diapers. The absorbancy is just as good if not better than some brands and NO LEAKS. Seventh Generation has modified there original diapers so if you used the small, medium, large sizes on the package you are getting an older version NOT AS GOOD. When the company switched to a wider range of sizes and traditional 1,2,3,4,&5 they improved drastically, with stretchy elastic and a better fitting shape. Enough said these diapers Rock!! West coast momma.Customer Review: Great disposables
Summary: 5 Stars
We use disposables at night and on trips and cloth other times. These are awesome. They fit pretty good, although they seem to be cut more for a long baby than a wide one (ours). When we have used other diapers, I can smell something chemical and gross outside of the gross natural smells. With these, that doesn't happen, so when he pees, I don't smell pee all the time. I feel better about these for his skin although I'm not sure they make any difference for the environment, which is unfortunate. For the most part, though, I think these are the best. Also, they are very very absorbent. He can go all night without leaking in one of these and sometimes when he drinks more, we do add a cloth liner and then he his sure not to leak.Customer Review: I love these diapers
Summary: 5 Stars
My friends call them the hippie diapers for the color I suppose. I LOVE them, I have found that they are as absorbent as Huggies, which I switched from. I tried these because I was so impressed with the wipes from Seventh Gen. and am very pleased. I am on my second shipment now with only one leak (this morning, my little one had the runs) I had a couple of the other brand left in my diaper bag and used them a couple weeks ago and my baby started in with a horrible rash that quickly went away when I was through the 2 I had left over of the other brand. I can only speculate that it has something to do with chlorination and perfumes, but that is what I suspect, as that is the reason I started using their wipes.Customer Review: Cleared my infant's severe diaper rash!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
My 8 month old son suddenly had a severe diaper rash (we think b/c of the antibiotics he was taking). He has been in Huggies diapers ever since his birth. We kept him bare during the days and it really helped but every morning the rash would reappear and he would be in such pain. A friend always uses this brand of diapers and offered me a few to try and after 2 days of using nothing but chlorine free diapers - my son's rash disappeared and to date has NOT returned! It's been 3 weeks. It's interesting that my son's sensitive skin decided to react against Huggies at such a late date but I'm very grateful for these diapers and am dedicated to using this brand for my son until he is old enough to potty train!!Customer Review: Great Eco-Friendly Diapers
Summary: 4 Stars
I have used these diapers since my baby was about one month old. He is six months old now, and I was using them in addition to our local cloth diaper service. These eco-friendly diapers are great at locking in urine, but aren't the best at keeping in stools. The stools tend to shoot up the back of the diaper. I'm baby potty training our son now, and he seems to prefer doing his stool business on the potty. I would recommend any parent to start baby potty training as soon as your child has head control (sitting up on their own is not a requirement, but can be helpful). This can help reduce the use of disposable diapers and help the make the potty training transition natural.