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

I purchase chlorine free diapers training pants for my daughter (1 yr old) because she has very sensitive skin. She tends to break out from regular diapers. She is a bit young for the pull up kind but we switched to these because she has started to refuse to lay down while being changed. These are great on her skin but we have had a couple of leaks, twice when I was holding her on my hip and she had her legs spread a little wider than normal. However, I dont think having a different kind of diaper would have prevented that. Overall, I am happy with these.

Very great for toddlers with very sensitive skin- my son couldn’t even tolerate the Honest Brand pull ups- his skin started getting red and irritated with just one use, so we tried this brand to see if it’d work since Earths Best doesn’t make a pull up, and our sons skin wasn’t irritated at all. I also love the cute little fox on them. Easy to tear sort at the sides when you need to, but not so easy that your toddler will be able to.

Love these diapers. Of all the chemical free diapers, these are made in the USA. Some of the other companies are made in Mexico and I like supporting a company who is keeping jobs at home. My only request to Seventh Generation is to start putting some cute designs on the diapers for the kiddos. These diapers are a great choice for kiddos with sensitive skin. Some of the other chemical free diapers seem to irritate my sons skin around the top of the diaper.

I absolutely love these for our toddler with very sensitive skin. Every other brand we tried left him with rashes- not these! Finally! Now that our son is potty training we put him in these over night and they are absorbent enough to last through the night. I would absolutely recommend this product.

Yep, we love seventh generation. These diapers are very efficient. I love that they dont have commercial branding all over them! They are a pretty natural color with no bleaches and other nasty stuff. The sides are not a loose velcro, they are a more secure side than some of the other commercial brands available. This might be a good thing or a bad thing, depends on your needs. I have found that the loose velcro can separate easily and become a hassle, however easier to use as a traditional diaper and a pull up. The seventh generation ones are a secure side and need to be torn to separate. This can be a hassle to get a diaper on a child that already is dressed with shoes on.

Our little girl enjoys the monkey & fox pull-ups, and can easily use put them on and off. When she has a bowel movement at night, the sides rip fairly easily and I can sweep out the poohs, clean up the bum, and put on a regular diaper for the remainder of the night (with side sticky flaps) w/o waking her.

Im use to using cloth diapers. I bought these for a trip. My son is 22 months. These fit a bit tight.

We have had this product on subscribe and save for the past 1.5 years since my daughter has potty trained. She still needs a pull up for nights, and even when we nursed right before bedtime or when she drinks a lot of water before bed, it still manages to hold in all the pee and never leak. Im very surprised by all the poor reviews as we have never had an issue with them even when the company switched from the brown color to the white color.

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.

I was very happy to find these after being thoroughly disappointed with pull ups brand training pants. these arrived super quick and just upon opening the package I could see how much better the quality is. My 2 yr old is on the slow road to potty training but truly does make an effort. She says how comfortable these training pants are and she has an easy time pulling them up/down. I definitely recommend for parents looking for an option between diapers and full potty training. :)