Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Training Pants, 2T-3T, (26-34 Lbs), 29 Count (Pack of 4)
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Product Reviews of Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Training Pants, 2T-3T, (26-34 Lbs), 29 Count (Pack of 4)
Product Review: More substantial than other training pants
Summary: 4 Stars
These are a lot more substantial and better quality than other disposable training pants we have tried. They tend to hold the mess a lot better than some.
Also, our daughter was liking the cartoon characters on the other trainers a bit too much. So we bought these "plain" brown ones, so that UNDERWEAR with cartoon characters would seem more attractive.
Product Review: Much better than other pull up brands
Summary: 5 Stars
These are some much friendlier to my daughter's skin and she doesn't get red rashes like she did with the other brands of pull ups. Also, I only need these during the night and day. With the other brands, I had to buy seperate pull ups for night time.Product Review: My daughter loves them!
Summary: 5 Stars
My daughter has eczema and we've been using the seventh generation diapers on her since she was one. I was very happy to discover that they also make training pants. She can pull them on and off by herself and they don't break apart easily on the sides like other brands do for my son. The sides can be torn when when necessary though. No problem with leaks, cute design on front and the price is comparable with other brands. These are great but hopefully we won't need to buy them for too long!Product Review: Neutral design a plus for potty training!
Summary: 5 Stars
We have used cloth diapers and training pants, but when it came to nighttime wetness with toddlers, disposable training pants were just easier to use and to rely on (no leaks). We started using pull-ups, and our girls loved the characters, even the "boy" ones. But we realized that it was becoming TOO exciting to wear these pull-ups each night. I mean, the point is to get them OUT of disposables sooner! Seventh Generation's gender neutral design makes wearing disposables much less interesting and desirable. If I tell my toddler that she can go pick out her own Ariel panties when she starts pooping on the potty consistently, it doesn't make much sense to put her in princess pull-ups every night. Where's the incentive in that?Product Review: No leaks, ever!
Summary: 5 Stars
We use these pull-ups overnight and sometimes my daughter wakes up with a "super soaker" but they have never leaked even a tiny bit. We love them!