Nature Babycare Training Pants Pack

Comments about Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

Bought these because my granddaughter is highly sensitive. We have not had a diaper rash since switching. We had used Pamper Sensitive Diapers before the potty training began. Down-side: They are bulky so they can be seen with her shorts. A little big but she is also very slim. Would probably use night time diapers if you have a child that potties in their sleep.

Comments about Nature Babycare Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

Feel and performance. better for thinner kids. Other brands gapped and many leaks with my son.

Comments about Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

Super comfortable and works great for overnight. My daughter did not like the fit of her pampers Dora's she slept through the night after i switched her to this brand.

Comments about Nature Babycare Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

These diapers are simply great. Ive been using them since my daughter began crawling she is now 2.5. They never leak, while I've had problems with mainstream brands. They may cost a fraction more and lack fancy (tacky) designs, but I feel great that they are more ecologically sound. Only down side is if you rip the side panel there is no velcro like closure thats included in diapers like Huggies.

Comments about Nature Babycare Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

Great diaper, no complaints. Sides come apart easily when you want them to, but they don't seem to rip easily during wear. No leaks, but I don't use them overnight so I can't speak to how they hold up all night. I tried Earth's Best Chlorine Free to compare them with these, and I find them to be virtually the same in quality and fit. The Earth's Best size 3-4 fits just the same as the Nature Babycare size 5, and they both work perfectly on my somewhat skinny 4-yr-old (38 lbs, tall).

Comments about Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

These are by far my favorite pull ups. There is a lot of fluffy material all around and up the back which helps minimize episodes of loose stool going up the back. Other brands have too little material in this area. I have been through 6 brands of disposable/compostable diapers and I am definitely sticking with these. My 10 month old daughter is VERY active and diaper changes have become an ordeal due to her reluctance to stay in one place. These are sturdy, easy to pull on, and do the job. They don't have the ability to open on the sides, they tear off when it is time to change. This has not been an issue for us.

Comments about Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

These diapers are just as good as they promise to be. After trying everything under the sun, these are the first diapers that don't leak overnight. Ever. Huge bonus that they are "green". Worth the higher price.

Comments about Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

I have used Naty brand diapers & wipes since I had my first baby in 08. I love this brand! Their diapers do not cause a rash on baby bottom, unlike many of the popular chemical based diapers. Both my children have sensitive skin my newest daughter especially so. With Naty, nothing and they also seem to make the urine that bit softer on the nose. I decided to try these pull up style as she hates laying down for a change. (She is only 13 months old but tall, long in the body, so I have to size up a diaper for her to a 4 in Naty.) They are great. Yes a tad bulkier that the standard wrap around diaper but not enough for me or her to worry about. Not one has ripped at the sides when I have been putting them on, even when stretched far to get her wiggling legs in! No leaks so far. Haven't used them overnight yet but I think they would hold up just fine. Anyone new to Naty reading this review may want to try their wipes as well. They are also fantastic for kids with chemical sensitivity. No rash, sting and they do the messy clean ups well.

Comments about Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

My daughter has sensitive skin and the Nature's Baby Care diapers are one of the few she does not get a rash from, so I figured we'd try the trainers. The only negatve I have to say about them is that they seem more bulky than the diapers, especially between the legs. My daughter does not like them, she'd prefer to put on a regular diaper. So we have to go by what the "boss" says and not use them. She'd rather have the "princessy" brand name items that give her a rash.

Comments about Nature Babycare Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

Great diaper brand, we've been using these on and off for years. Absolutely no complaints. They work just as well as the other brands.

Comments about Nature Babycare Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

Without question, the best disposable diapers available. My son never got rashes when he was a baby and now that he only wears a pull up at night, these are the ONLY ones that don't leak!!! They are also the only ones he doesn't fight to wear - they must be far more comfortable too!

Comments about Nature Babycare Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

best training pants

Comments about Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

These diapers have been great for both of my kids. My eldest still used the pullups at night.

Comments about Nature Babycare Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

After I realized that the seams can tear on the side for an easy removal I decided these are great pull-ups. I like it better smell-wise than the Huggies, Pampers, etc. . . those stink with a potty diaper! I haven't tried these at night, though- not sure if they would be absorbent enough.

Comments about Training Pants Pack, Sizes 4, 5, 6:

First let me say that, as far as potty training, the pull on style training diapers were a complete waste of time and effort. Our daughter, at 2 1/2, could not get them on by herself. Additionally, we started with the pull on diaper thinking that something would "click" for her and she would understand these were like undies and this would help her learn to use the potty. This never happened and she kept going in the pull ups. So, to train her, we finally bit the bullet and got the Gerber training underwear from diapers.com and those are just cotton, but thicker through the crotch. When she would urinate in those, she would notice and didn't like the feeling. We needed about 4 pairs per day, so we bought 4 3 packs. Once we got those, she was potty trained for pee-pee within 2 weeks. That was after months of no progress with pull up diapers.
That said, we do like the pull up diapers for sleep time. She was almost 3 when she got potty trained with the Gerber thick undies(#2s were a little more difficult and involved bribery). Now she is 3 and a half and completely potty trained--no accidents in months. The only time she might wet herself is at nap or night. That's when we use a pull up diaper. It's more convenient to get 2 peice pjs and have a pull up than to unzip and undress her when she needs to potty.
So, as far as pull up training diapers go, these are good. Before she was potty trained we used the Earth First training pants and had no leaks at all. But I thought they seemed quite narrow, even for our "below 3rd percentile" skinny kiddo. The padded absorbent part seemed narrow and the crotch part seems a bit too narrow, even for her. So we decided to try these. I read lots of good reviews and a few that complained these are too bulky, but, even for our skinny kid(28 pounds and wearing the size 18-24 month or 2T clothes) the Nature Babycare Training Pants are a good fit. We've been using them for every nap and night time sleep and have had no leaks. They seem bulky, but the fit around the leg is good. I suppose if she was over 30 pounds, these wouldn't be bulky. I'm happy that they hug her legs and fit nice & snug without gapping. Since she's potty trained during waking times, we haven't had to experience a poop with these, but we haven't had any leaks over night, at all.