Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Training Pants, 2T-3T, (26-34 Lbs), 29 Count (Pack of 4)
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Customer Reviews of Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Training Pants, 2T-3T, (26-34 Lbs), 29 Count (Pack of 4)
Customer Review: Great training pants
Summary: 5 Stars
We got the left over Pull-Ups from my sister-in-law's daughter and I tried using them on my daughter but she complained about them hurting her all the time. The Pull-Ups gave my daughter rashes on her sides and apparently her cousin had the same problems before. The Seventh Generation training pants are great. My daughter loves them and never complain when I put them on her. The only thing I'd wish they do differently is to have the sides removable so on those occassions when my daughter pooped in them, it's easier to remove. But then maybe the velcro part is what causes the irratations. Anyway, with the Seventh Generation training pants I just ripe the sides out instead of taking them off like panties when she does the number 2 thing. It works for me and my daughter just fine.Customer Review: Neutral design a plus for potty training!
Summary: 5 Stars
We have used cloth diapers and training pants, but when it came to nighttime wetness with toddlers, disposable training pants were just easier to use and to rely on (no leaks). We started using pull-ups, and our girls loved the characters, even the "boy" ones. But we realized that it was becoming TOO exciting to wear these pull-ups each night. I mean, the point is to get them OUT of disposables sooner! Seventh Generation's gender neutral design makes wearing disposables much less interesting and desirable. If I tell my toddler that she can go pick out her own Ariel panties when she starts pooping on the potty consistently, it doesn't make much sense to put her in princess pull-ups every night. Where's the incentive in that?Customer Review: Fits smaller baby well - good absorbancy
Summary: 5 Stars
7th Gen 2T Trainers fit my Little Girl well...she's only 21 lbs and just starting potty training. No rashes - we've used the diapers also, but like the trainers better! These are "less bulky" between her legs and fit nicer under her pants vs. other brands. She had room to poop - no leaks - and they tear off/open on the sides easily - which is nice when there's a load inside ! LOL ! I found the Earth's Best are a little bit more diaper to them - slightly more bulk. Which is probably fine for a bigger kid or overnight! I was surprised to see a comment stating the 7th genrs ran big, as they fit my smaller toddler well! Good Choice for those wanting NON-Chlorine! It really does make a difference on their skin!Customer Review: Holds and contains it all.
Summary: 5 Stars
I had been using Easy ups when my daughter started withholding. Doctor prescribed Miralax. Easy ups couldn't hold anything. They sagged and everything ran down her legs and clothes. I put her in diapers but that didn't make either of us feel better about potty training and our current poop issues. So I bought these after reading a review that described the snug fitting elastic sides. These fit wonderfully. Nothing has leaked. Even a full pee followed by diarrhea held it all in. They are not fancy in design but I put girly panties over the top and my daughter is happy. I love these and will never use another brand again. And with Amazons great prices plus the mom subscribe and save, you can't get a better deal.Customer Review: Training Pants
Summary: 5 Stars
Honestly I do not have much to say about training pants in general. I buy these because they are cheap and they are also Chlorine free, they also hold up well and I havent had any problems with them. I like them better than Huggies because they seem softer, they are also better than Pampers because Pampers seems to flimsy. The only drawback to these training pants is that they do not have a resealable strip on the sides like Huggies, but alot of other training pants are the same way. I only buy this brand through Amazon because of the great price and the 20% coupon you get from Babytalk magazine.