Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

We're just starting to potty train my 2 1/2 year old, and have used Seventh Generation all along. While these diapers do have awkward side seams (even uncomfortable from what what my son says), and not a great track record of catching poops, this summer when we've been on the go I can't get him to lie down for a diaper change anymore. So, these are the next best things to wrangling a side-tab diaper on a standing toddler in the middle of a spray park or in the car.

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

We have been using Seventh Gen diapers for over a year due to rash issues with other diapers. We love the diapers, but have been disappointed with the trainers b/c the seams rip VERY easily when putting them on our son. I resorted to putting a pair of regular underwear on him over the trainer to hold them on. I have read at least one other review that mentioned the same problem. I am also hoping that the next pack turns out better.

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

Very good quality doesnt leak good price

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

I was so excited to try these pull ups because of the raving reviews. Unfortunately I did not have the same experience. My son wore one to bed and woke up completely soaked! I was really bummed. We're back to regular diapers because I cannot find a pull up that doesn't leak.

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My kid is 3 and he is potty train, he use to go to bed with huggies training pants and always wet the bed. He haven't wet the bed or have any accident with this diapers, and they don't rip apart from the side how huggies do.

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

I like this better than Pampers which I have used for the past 6 months. I only bought them because I needed a smaller count package and I was pleasantly saurprised. I wanted a pull up and I do not like the velcri feature that Huggies have - which makes them more like diapers. There are similar to real panties and my daughter only wears them at night and on occasion - otherwise uses potty. They are light and breathable, fit well. Good choice.

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If you want a well performing pull up that not only holds over-night accidents, but is all natural and gentle on your toddlers soft, sensitive skin, look no further! As a proud Mother of two beautiful boys, I've tried all the name brands, but it wasn't until my youngest son was distributing signs of skin sensitivities that a friend recommended the Seventh Generation products. It's the best thing she ever did for me! The pull-ups are easy to pull on and off, don't leave any messy "crystals" like some of the other brands, holds lots of urine if accidents occur, (especially overnight accidents), and best of all, they're a natural product. I highly recommend this product to any Mother of "big boys or girls" ready to master the art of potty training!

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My daughter has sensitive skin and is easily prone to diaper rashes. These are great at keeping the rashes away, not just from her diaper area but also from her tummy area and lower back.

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When I tried to switch back to a cheaper diaper, my toddler broke out in a rash. Love that they are chlorine-free.

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

My son developed a rash from store-brand training pants, then to name-brand training pants, so I was desperate to find another solution. These have proven rash-free. The absorbency isn't any different from other brands, but as long as there's no rash, they're great for us!

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

I have used every brand of diaper and "pullup" with my daughters (now 2 and 4) and these are the best by far. They are more absorbent than Pullups and Easy Ups for nighttime (my daughter was waking up with gel on her skin in the morning with the other ones). Also, we have had a much smaller incidence of diaper rash and skin irritation when using 7th generation. I know some people prefer having "velcro" sides, but I like the closed sides so my daughter doesn't take them off quite as easily. When I need to change her, the sides rip easily. Also, just my preference, but I like the plain pullup without princesses and cartoon characters and fragrance added!

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

My 2.5 year old son has ultra sensitive skin; he experienced constant break outs on his bottom and we were diligent about changing him frequently. The doctors prescribed all kinds of diaper rash medication but were not effective. After researching possible skin irritants, I came across this product. It is a godsend. Now we're in the process of potty training and I'll probably opt to use these overnight (immensely absorbent) and cloth training pants during the day. Scary to know that bleach is used in common commerical products. I was also shocked that my pediatrician only stressed that he needed to be potty trained (no longer use disposable diapers/pants)and didn't offer any other alternative.

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

I used 7th Generation Diapers all through my son's diaper years, but now that we are moving into training diapers I had to switch. These are just the worst. My son is thin and tall and these just slip to one side or the other and leak like crazy... they fit so poorly the pee misses the diaper all together.

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

I'd tried everything for my son who is potty-trained but still needed something for nighttime - the pampers and huggies pull-up, overnight equivalents both leaked. Not only does my son wake up dry every morning, but they're better for the environment to boot!

Comments about Seventh Generation Training Pants - Jumbo Pack:

My 2 1/2 year old is potty trained but still needs a diaper at night. We used cloth diapers up until I tried this for overnight. They have really simplified my life. She can put them on and take them off herself, they never leak, and she won't wear other disposables because they are so uncomfortable compared to the cloth she is used to.