Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Baby Diapers, Stage 4 (22-37 Lbs.), Case of 120 Diapers

Wow! I thought these were eco-friendly only to find out through a little research that these aren't much better than the Pampers I was using. Did you know they color their diapers brown to make you think that they're more eco-friendly? I don't know about you, but how are they more environmentally friendly if they're using more dye to color them? These really aren't any better than the diapers I was using. No diaper is made of more than "trace" amounts of chlorine anyway..

I love these diapers! I was a steady Huggies brand buyer until I got a gift certificate to for Seventh Generation diapers. So far I've only used stage 4 on my son but I love them. They are just as good as the diapers I was so attached to. Highly recommend them.

We have an 11 week old and have tried a few types of diapers thus far. Pampers, Huggies, and Seventh Gen. As a consumer who does look for more enviornmental products to purchase, I was drawn to try Seventh Generations brand of diapers. Although I feel more could be done to make these 'green' -- recycled materials would be nice ;) these diapers do what they were meant to do. Plain and simple.

FYI -- these do run just a bit smaller than the other brands we've tried. Not a bad thing, but just something to comprehend when you make a purchase. Our child went out of the 1's at about 11 lbs.

Pros: They work. Supporting a good company.
Cons: Not the cheapest.

Best diapers out there. Used them on all three of our children. Very absorbent. Great value through Amazon, especially with the subscription service.

Our baby has extremely sensitive skin. Other diaper brands would give her a rash even those that claim to be for sensitive skin. A friend bought us a pack of Seventh Generation diapers and wow what a difference they have made.I feel good about buying these diapers because they are better for the environment than other disposables and don't irritate our baby's skin.