Seventh Generation Baby & Toddler Training Pants, Large Size 3T-4T, 88 count

These are amazing for kids with allergies and or sensitive skin. Only issue is pulling them down is difficult for them sometimes and they won’t make it on time to the toilet. However that is my ONLY issue with these. They’re fantastic

Weve been dealing with pull-ups that are really scratchy on the sides, leading my son to refuse to wear them. He has no objections to how these feel, though! They are also properly snug in the small of his back, where other pull ups gap quite alarmingly. No poop up the spine here. The leg holes are slightly less good at keeping really, REALLY messy poop contained compared to the 7th gen diapers, but at this point, those are a rarity, so were not too concerned. The price is also right, particularly with subscribe and save.

I love these! Not a single rash from use! Afforable and comfortable. The sides Dont rip when you pull them up like a lot of pullups do.

We have been customers of Seventh Generation diapers for 3 years now. What we love about these diapers, are that they do not leave rashes on our childrens sensitive skin, they are fragrance free, and have good diaper area coverage. The training pants in particular are easy to pull up and down for my lo. However, on the rare occasion, you will get a diaper where the beads that absorb the waste leak out of the diaper. We have had this happen twice over the course of the past 6 months (with the training diapers, never with the regular ones), so think out of 500 diapers only 2 had malfunctions, which is not bad. Still buying these diapers, as they work wonderfully for our family.

I have tried these and the honest company pull ups, and both fit very strangely and left gaps. My 3-year old asked to go back to regular diapers at night instead, since these were uncomfortable.

Basically Weve been happy with these. Understandably some kids want fun pictures of characters they come across, or just like, and these dont have those. Its ok - they work! Utility and comfort are combined and are more ecological than other diaper choices. Pros: Fit well Absorb well (we have had a few leaks on long car rides and overnight, but less than other brands we tried) Our child can pull them on and off easily Easy to tear the sides to remove if theres a mess involved Cons: If you tear the sides, theres no re-attaching them (this is a very occasional problem) Weve had a few packages with training pants that were a bit stiff and not so soft.

Loved this product until we received a box that had distinctly different larger sized foxy and these diapers gave my toddler quite a contact rash from ankle to belly (basically the entire path from which one puts them on) with the most prominent raised papules around upper thighs and waist with minor rash on the buttocks and calves. We checked the numbers on plastic bags across several boxes received before and since - all of which are higher than 3964 or lower than 3833 and smaller (and did not induce a rash).

I really like the seventh generation diapers any sizes, but not so much the training pants. I have no choice my baby is so big and not ready to potty train. They are to thin at the bottom! They dont cover enough so they leak very quickly. It is too bad cause since I switched to pampers my son is having quiet often some rash, but never did with the seventh generation diapers.

My daughter, who doesnt have particularly sensitive skin, had a horrible allergic rash on her lower back (weird place, I know) caused by Target brand pull-ups and diapers, which she only sleeps in (shes potty-trained during the day). We switched her to these, and it disappeared in 2 days. That tells me there is some questionable stuff in the other brands….kinda creepy. These pull-ups have an excellent fit. I highly recommend. Healthy skin is worth the money if you can shell it out. I do wish they would find a way to make these cheaper, though. The cost is the only reason I didnt give these 5 stars.

We had just started potty training over Christmas. I have to say, there are some things as a parent you learn with your little one. First, her hand muscles just were not strong enough for her true size. She wears 2T pants, but I ended up getting 3T training pants so they were easier for her to pull on and off. After four weeks, she is now better at taking off her pants and pulling them back on. Next, we were devoted Pampers users. So, I tried those pull ups first. every time we put them on, she would say Ouchy, Mommy. Hmmm...ok. Then I tried the Huggies version. This was a mistake. Within two days, she had huge rashes on her back and side where the elastic band was for those training pants. This really set us back. She refused to go to the potty. She was crying all the time and was just a general bear to deal with. As soon as I switched her to the Seventh Generation pants, her rash immediately stopped bothering her. After three days, her rash is almost gone and she is more proactive now with wanting to go to the potty. Thank you Seventh Generation for latex free training pants! Oh, and they work! I send them to day care (where they dont change as often) and they have held up to many surprises. Overall, I like this product and may consider going to the diapers for night time.