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Seventh Generation - Training Pants, Cou
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| Brand | ONLINE |
| Item model number | 44018 |
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| Product Id | 1370775 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 732913440184 |
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I'm happy with the neutral color and lack of cartoon characters. Good absorbency. Easy to pull up & down. My husband complained that it doesn't open on the sides, but neither do regular underwear. When I need to, I'm able to rip the sides open for easier access. Oh.....and it's earth friendly :)
my daughter loves it !!!!!
Seventh Generation is the only company that makes chemical free products that won't break my son out. My son has very sensitive skin and only two disposable diapers would ever work for him and one of those are made by Seventh Generation. Naturally, when I found these training pants I knew without a doubt that my son would be able to wear them without any problems. They are able to contain any messy accident imaginable. They absorb very well. I have only had a couple of leaks overnight as my son is a big water drinker. I actually think these training pants hold up better then the diapers that Seventh Generation has out.
These are the only pull-ups my daughter can wear. She had no problem with any diapers but she was allergic to all of the other brands of pull-ups I tried. These are great!
I ordered these for my son, partly because they were eco-friendly and partly because they were a lot cheaper than Pampers or Huggies training pants. I figured for this price, we could at least give them a shot. These pants have definitely exceeded my expectations. I was concerned that they might be scratchy and/or would leak because of the biodegradable/recycled nature of the product, but my son doesn't seem uncomfortable in them at all, they feel more or less like the generic pull-ups, and we haven't sprung a leak yet. The only downside I can see is that they are a bit more narrow than the brand-name training pants, so sometimes when he goes #2, he ends up with a sort of "ring" around his thigh. I should note, though, that this does not happen every time he goes, and it's not a large amount - never enough to actually soak through his pants or shorts. Overall, I'm as pleased with these as I ever was with the White Cloud pants, and I think we're going to make these our default brand. I just wish they carried these in my brick and mortar location because I'm concerned that when we get to the end of the potty training journey, I'm going to have a ton left because I have to order 4 packages at a time.