Comments on: Seventh Generation Training Pants

By: Ulric

Ulric — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:50:46 +0000

We use these on our 3 year old, who only wears them at night and for afternoon nap. We were previously using the Pull Ups night time pants. 4 nights in a row now and not a single leak. He has not had a bowel movement in them, however, but they contain the pee just as well as the other brand.

By: Istas

Istas — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 04:46:09 +0000

These training pants work at least as well as Easy Ups and are better than Pull Ups at holding in messes. All that and good for the planet, too. They are chlorine and dye free and don’t have that funny ink smell that a lot of training pants do. Try the Seventh Generation wipes, too.

By: Urit

Urit — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:44:11 +0000

My daughter and I were asked to participate in a test group for Seventh Generation before these diapers were available for purchase. I have not purchased any since because I haven’t been able to find them, however, when we used the package Seventh Generation sent us we had no issues with them. I actually thought that they fit her better than Huggies or Pampers brand training pants and I really value the chlorine-free aspect. We have used Seventh Generation diapers for about a year now and my daughter’s skin is far less irritated than it was with the regular diapers. I tried switching back to Huggies and Pampers and her skin became irritated almost immediately. The Seventh Generation training pants are really not any more expensive than the other brands. We didn’t have any problems with them leaking, I have found that the regular diapers do leak more often than other brands but I solved that problem by going up a size and changing her more frequently. All in all, these training pants are a good buy.