| Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Baby Diapers |  | Brand: Seventh Generation
Category: Health And Beauty
Buy New: $42.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  172 reviews
ASIN: B0017WEH1S
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Customer Reviews: Read 167 more reviews...
 Better than Pampers Swadlers December 2, 2008
My son is 3 weeks old now we were using Pampers Swadlers which we got from the hospital, but they leaked. The Seventh generation stage 1 diapers seldom leak (only if completely soaked by #1). It would be nice if it had a wetness indicator like pampers so 4 stars only.
 Very good December 1, 2008
I really liked these diapers. They didsn't give any rash to my baby. Unfortunately, my baby grew out of this size too quickly and I have quiet a few left over. It would be nice if there is smaller package size available.
the best ever!!! November 30, 2008
These are the best diapers ever! They hold more mess with less leaks than all the other name brands that we've tried. The straps on the sides are softer and less plastic like than other diapers. Once you try them, you won't buy anything else!
 Run very small November 30, 2008
My son weighs about 20 lbs and the Stage threes were too small. THe stage fours work great though. Seventh Generation gives coupons on their site and you can use them at Babies R Us. Just a tip.
Great product November 30, 2008
These diapers work great, no leaking, or explosions!
My only complaint would be they don't say anything about breaking down faster or any other environmental attributes other then chlorine free. So I'm not certain how "green" they really are.
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