Seventh Generation Baby & Toddler Training Pants, Large Size 3T-4T, 88 count

Loved this brand while it lasted. Would absorb well and snug enough to catch everything

They r non toxic amazing quality,toddler loves them

For both my son and my daughter we have been using only Seventh generation diapers. When my son started potty training naturally we went for these training pants and they didn't disappoint us. They work great, initially we used them for a little while during the day time to get my son used to pulling up and down like underwear, of course the best way to train them is to only use cotton underwear to let them feel the wetness, so we didn't expect these to be the actual way to really potty train him. Now he has been completely day trained, we use these exclusively at night time. They hold a ton of liquid without leakage. Very good quality and I am happy with the no chemical aspect as well. We are just switching to 3-4t since 2-3t is getting a little too snugly. Hope the new size will work for him well too.

My youngest wore these for way. too. long. He still wears them at night on occasion. We love them. They are comfortable and they are the only ones that don't leak or leave a rash. He was not ashamed to wear them when he first started Kindergarten because if they did peek out over his pants, the color was brown and they didn't look like normal pull-ups. As a parent, I liked the ease and sturdiness of the side panels when putting them on. They don't seem to tear apart as easily as every other brand out there! I would highly recommend these for the long haul to dryness.Also, we used the old and "new" formulations and both worked equally well with the same results. I've been using this particular item for two or three of my kids over a span of five to ten years.

We've been very please with these training pants and they have performed well for overnights for our child. We use them mostly for "just in case", but they do seem to hold a fair amount of liquid in the few instances they've been put to the test. They will reach a point at which they leak (as is expected without additional absorptive material being added), so they would not be appropriate for heavy nighttime use like a diaper. Our little one has very sensitive skin and tends to react to disposables that are made from bleached material, so that is another huge plus for us with these. We'd formerly used Huggies Pull Ups brand training pants; these have performed as well as those did with the additional advantage of not causing our little one to break out. That is one reason we choose to pay more for these than the Huggies brand. These do not have the easy open features of some other training pants, so that may also be a consideration, once you have opened the side(s), the pants must be discarded. This was not a huge problem for us since we are only reusing clean pants and it is not a big deal to take those off the same way one would remove underwear.

Very great for toddlers with very sensitive skin- my son couldn’t even tolerate the Honest Brand pull ups- his skin started getting red and irritated with just one use, so we tried this brand to see if it’d work since Earths Best doesn’t make a pull up, and our sons skin wasn’t irritated at all. I also love the cute little fox on them. Easy to tear sort at the sides when you need to, but not so easy that your toddler will be able to.

Loved this product until we received a box that had distinctly different larger sized "foxy" and these diapers gave my toddler quite a contact rash from ankle to belly (basically the entire path from which one puts them on) with the most prominent raised papules around upper thighs and waist with minor rash on the buttocks and calves. We checked the numbers on plastic bags across several boxes received before and since - all of which are higher than 3964 or lower than 3833 and smaller (and did not induce a rash).

Yep, we love seventh generation. These diapers are very efficient. I love that they don't have commercial branding all over them! They are a pretty natural color with no bleaches and other nasty stuff. The sides are not a "loose" velcro, they are a more secure side than some of the other commercial brands available. This might be a good thing or a bad thing, depends on your needs. I have found that the loose velcro can separate easily and become a hassle, however easier to use as a traditional diaper and a pull up. The seventh generation ones are a secure side and need to be torn to separate. This can be a hassle to get a diaper on a child that already is dressed with shoes on.