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

Been a fan of seventh generation since 2006. My DS1 never used a training pants so this is the first time i tried it with my DS2 (2yo) who is so squirmy when its diaper change time. So i thought of trying these easy slip-ons, training diapers. here are my not so nice comments: - not as absorbent as their baby diapers. I dont understand why seventh gen has compromised its absorbency on this type of training diapers, and yet more expensive than regular ones. - i have to change more often compared to their regular diapers - the garter(waist) doesnt hold much. The diaper gets wet, DS2 gets irritated coz it falls off. Then i change again. For those who want to try this first, I suggest you buy it from a retail store before buying bulk here in amazon.

I love these diapers and love that they are available in pull ups. They are soft and elastic on the sides so my toddler is able to pull them down with ease while we are potty training, and they stay in place very well with all his active play. Very absorbent. We never get leaks in these. I have been using Seventh Generation Diapers since my boy was born 3 years ago and he has NEVER had diaper rash.

We are mostly very happy with this product. I just wish they came in a larger size. We have a 7-year old with incontinence issues, and this is the largest size Seventh Generation makes. Other pull-ups give her skin rashes and chemical burns so we stick with these. They are quite absorbent for the size. Occasionally she leaks through them. We have been using the for 9-months and are pleased.

My child only wears a pull up at night so I don’t have to order these training pants very often. I was shocked to see these pull-ups had gone from tan to white when I received my order on Nov. 1 (most recent prior order was in July). I actually thought that I had ordered the wrong item. Turns out, I hadn’t and the training pants have changed. And not for the better. After less than a week of wear, my daughter has a red, irrritated, rashy bottom. I’ve been loyal to 7th Generation diapers and training pants for 9 years. Why did they have to go and mess with a good thing? I’ll be running around to local co-ops trying to find and buy up any of the old version I can get my hands on. I am so disappointed that I’m going to have to find a new brand. Hopefully I won’t have to waste a bunch of money (besides the $40 I just threw down the tubes on these) or subject my sensitive skinned child to too many rash inducing brands before we find something that works. UPDATE: Found some of the old version at Whole Foods and rash was gone after 2 nights. Called 7th Generation customer service and theyre sending me a refund.

My youngest wore these for way. too. long. He still wears them at night on occasion. We love them. They are comfortable and they are the only ones that dont leak or leave a rash. He was not ashamed to wear them when he first started Kindergarten because if they did peek out over his pants, the color was brown and they didnt look like normal pull-ups. As a parent, I liked the ease and sturdiness of the side panels when putting them on. They dont seem to tear apart as easily as every other brand out there! I would highly recommend these for the long haul to dryness. Also, we used the old and new formulations and both worked equally well with the same results. Ive been using this particular item for two or three of my kids over a span of five to ten years.

I bought these because my son is allergic to the alcohol and dyes in wipes and diapers. Since I started using these I have noticed that his diaper rash incidents have greatly reduced and I am very happy about that. I would not put him in these at night they leak at night. The only reason I am giving 3 stars is because these suckers are hard to get on. I just want tabs were i can rip a dirty diaper off and put on a clean one without having to take pants and shoes off. I dont understand why that is so hard to do its already been done just not in a earth friendly healthy way. please add some Velcro or something.

These are pretty similar to most diapers from this brand although theyre just a bit hard.

Work great as training pants. If your little one is still wetting heavily expect some leaks. The leg openings may be kind of large for skinnier kids. We once had a leak where my son soaked his pants, shoes and socks and the training pant was completely dry. Hes super skinny and was sitting, I guess the leg opening was just so that the stream went straight out.

I used seventh gen diapers the whole time that my daughter was in them. Pull ups, overnights, wipes too! It took a while for them to be a good fit for my son but hes in them now! I say good fit because when he was a small baby they did leak some. Especially at night. But now that hes older they are fine and never leak. I feel good about using these abs putting him in these.

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