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

I definitely recommend these training pants! They are made with natural materials which are safer to use against your childs skin versus the bleached and colored alternatives. The sides are not tear away so it is easier for the child to pull up and down while potty training. They dont have characters on them like some other brands, but my little one doesnt seem to mind. Great buy, especially the subscribe and save option!

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.

I read other reviews for Seventh Generation Training Pants and was hesitant purchasing them. I used their diapers since my daughter was born and had no absolutely no problem with them. I really like these training pants. They are good at night too, my little one does urinate in larger quantities at night, (other reviewers said its only good if your little one urinates a small amount) and these diapers have not leaked at all. The only difference between these and regular training pants other than being more environmentally friendly is that the sides do not have Velcro closures to remove them. You either pull them down or rip the sides. I do not have an issue in ripping the sides off. My daughter is also small for her age (22 1/2 1bs) and the 2T/3T fit her perfectly. I would recommend these training pants to everyone.

I was having issues with my son getting a rash on his bum while using the Huggies and Pampers pullups but it cleared up when we switched to these. They have good absorbency, are easy to get on and off (the tear away sides are great) and the minimalist design means I can get them on my son faster (no complaining that a he wanted a different one because of the characters on it). My only complaint is that my son is small for his size (24 lbs) and has chicken legs so they tend to leak if I let him sleep or nap in them. I wish they came in a smaller size.

It is hard to find somewhat eco-friendly training pants in small sizes. We started our son in these at 16 months and have not had any problems with leaking or blow-outs. But he is actively potty training, visiting (and using) the potty many times a day. He is average size for his age and they were a bit big at 16 mos. but fit fine now at 22mos. Im glad these are available on Amazon, as I cant buy them locally.

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.

They worked great for the short time my kid needed them. My kid loved the big girl feel to them. And mommy loves the trust of the Seveth Generation beans. Going to be using them for my next kid.

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.

As usual the brand tends to run small, but I decided to get my 2 year old the size 2t/3t size being as there was no velcro tabs to tighten around the waist, I did not want them to fall off of him. Ive been using them for about 3 weeks now and I dislike them. I would recommend these for a child that is at the end of their potty training (they go in the toilet more than they do their training pants). We are at the very beginning stage of potty training and these do not hold anything very well. In the morning, I have to change the bedding because there is leakage, and sometimes during the day, I have to change his clothing because more than two pees leak out on to his shorts. I love the brand, but I am switching back to the size 6 seventh generation diapers that will be able to absorb any accidents he has on this road of potty training. He knows how to unvelcro his diapers, so really there is not point in me using these, at least until he is more trained and has fewer accidents than what he does now. Like I said, love the brand, but these diapers are not for a beginners potty training child, unless you are going to take them every 10 minutes to the potty so they dont make a mess in their pants.

I really wanted to like these, but there are no tabs on the sides. Which makes it not easy to put on and off. Everything else about them was nice.