Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Baby Diapers, Stage 4 (22-37 Lbs.), 30 Count (Pack of 4)
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Product Reviews of Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Baby Diapers, Stage 4 (22-37 Lbs.), 30 Count (Pack of 4)
Product Review: A great product
Summary: 5 Stars
Seventh Generation makes a great, eco-friendly diaper. The best news is that with Amazon's subscribe-and-save service not ony do we never run out because the next batch arrives at the interval we choose, but they add a discount to the convenience! Never run out for diapers in the middle of the night again!Product Review: A little bit greener
Summary: 5 Stars
Great diapers. Great price. Great way to be a bit greener to your world and baby.Product Review: A tad small
Summary: 4 Stars
These diapers definitely hold up to a long night's sleep. The only reason they're not getting a 5 out of 5 is because they run a little small in the sizes. My toddler is a size 4 in Huggies, and the straps can almost touch each other. In these diapers the size 4 is barely big enough. In fact, there have been a few times that he turned just right and the strap came off.Product Review: Absolutely love them
Summary: 5 Stars
By far the best disposable diapers on the market, and the only disposable diaper that doesn't give my baby a rash. She has very sensitive skin and I was looking for a disposable that wouldn't irritate her skin for when we are out & about/when she is at grandma's house. I cloth diaper primarily but these are great!Product Review: Affordable with Amazon subscription
Summary: 5 Stars
I love these diapers. They rarely leak (only when my son has a SUPER heavy wetting night), and they aren't made with polluting chlorine. We use them at night to complement our cloth diapering during the day. Our son is 18 months old and has had diaper rash only a handful of times, all of which were due to food reactions and an accidental dryer sheet with his cloth diaper inserts, never these diapers.
Cloth diapering is the best environmentally, but these are the next best choice. Vote with your dollars!