Seventh Generation Chlorine-Free Diapers Reviews

LOOOOVE this product. Seventh Generation diapers make me feel less bad about using disposable diapers once in a while. We used them recently while we travelled and were so relieved to see that they worked just as well to prevent reddness and diaper rashes as our cloth diapers do. We will definitely buy more of these whenever we need to use a disposable again!

I have only used a pack of these size 1 diapers when my daughter was smaller. I didn't really like them... they felt very rough and not soft for a newborns bum. I do like that they are biodegradable but I really wish they where softer atleast in NB and size 1. I will not buy these again though. They are too pricey.

One of my biggest concerns when I had a baby was the impact it was going to have on the environment. You hear stories all the time about diapers filling the land fills and never decomposing. With all of the talk on global warming, and the crazy weather changes we have been having I wanted to try to do my part to reduce my carbon footprint. I received diapers from my baby shower which I used first then I bought some of the seventh generation chlorine free diapers to try. I thought about using cloth diapers, but the conveniences of disposable ones won after I had changed a couple poop filled diapers...

I love love love Seventh Generation chlorine-free diapers! I would like to have done cloth, but working a bunch of part-time jobs from home AND doing tons of laundry with baby in the house just would not work for me.

Yes, it is not the greatest simply because it will sit in a landfill with other disposable diapers, but it does get kudos for being healthier for the baby than an average disposable. No dioxin (a known carcinogen) for my wee one please!

I tried Pampers a few times and ended up with poop fountains out the back almost every time. Seventh Generation has a neat, well-designed elastic...

I was very excited to try these eco-friendly, chlorine-free diapers! I had read about the potential hazards of chemicals from some other diapers, so, being the responsible and earth-supportive parent I am, I got a pack of these to try upon the arrival of my little girl. Their beige, naturally flecked appearance certainly looks earth-friendly, and the packaging boasts of the company's ideals to preserve the earth for coming generations; certainly something I could agree with.

After finishing off a small pack of these and evaluating their performance I was unfortunately not pleased at all with the...

When I first tried Seventh Generation Chlorine free diapers, I was a little skeptical as I had been using another brand of diapers, and was happy with those, but I thought if these diapers were better for my children, I would have to give them a try.  I was afraid they would leak or not be comforatble for my children, but I was very please with seventh generation chlorine free diapers.  They look "natural", but they work very well.  I have tried them during the day and over night, and my son has never been wet in his clothes.  The diapers feel very comfortable, even for an infant, after trying...

I love these diapers. My son never had a diaper rash with these diapers. He is still eleven months old and doesn't walk. WIll have to wait and see how these work on a toddler. Although a little expensive compared to huggies or pampers, I strongly suggest these as they are clorine free, organic cotton and environment friendly. I have suggested these to many friends and they all love them. I will have to add that one of my friends tried this on her toddler and thought they slipped off probably because of the adhesive quality. But as far as I have used them on my son, I would totally recommend the...

We use the Seventh Generation Diapers on our 15 month old daughter and have been using them exclusively for the last 6 months.  These seem to fit her better than any other diaper we have tried.  The tabs are wide and stretchy and the diapers are soft and absorbent.  We have not had any problems with leaking during the day.  We do use a Huggies or Pampers Overnight diaper because our daughter is a heavy wetter and has leaked through the Seventh Generation diapers at night.  Other than that we love these and love that they are chlorine-free.  We get them from Amazon.com's Subscribe & Save program...