I was provided with the following products in exchange for an honest review.
The Seventh Generation Free and Clear Diapers have premium absorbency and are sung and comfortable around baby's legs and waist. They have re-sealable tabs that are flexible to make the diaper super secure. The best part of the diapers are that they are chlorine-free and unbleached. They contain absolutely no fragrances, inks, petroleum-based lotions or chlorine processing. They are also hypoallergenic.
Seventh Generation Diapers are now FSC® Certified in the United States. FSC® Standards are top notch and independent. They encourage a healthy forest grown and do not allow the harvest of rare old-growth forests. They also prohibit highly hazardous chemicals from use.
When I first got the diapers out of the packaging I quickly thought that they were too small and wouldn't fit. I decided to try them on my daughter and were very pleased. They somehow seemed to really hug her legs and waist. The diapers are super soft and and it was nice to not to have any kind of fragrance. The tabs are super stretchy and adjustable so it makes it easy to make the diapers nice and snug.
It takes a little getting used to when you see the unbleached color of the diaper with no designs. I also noticed that it didn't hold as much as other diapers so I had a few leakage problems. They are also a bit more expensive than the other name brands. However it does gives me piece of mind that they are free and clear and free from unnecessary chemicals, fragrances and dyes.
The wipes are whitened without chlorine, and work gently with plant-derived ingredients. They are also Hypoallergenic with a soft & gentle formula. The baby wipes are free of chlorine processing are made without dyes, alcohol or fragrance.
Seventh Generation Free and Clear Diapers and Wipes
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
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Wow! I'll suggest this to my cousin who has a baby :)
ReplyDeleteI like that it is toxin free. Will pass the info on to my niece.
ReplyDeleteI like how this is toxin free as well. I am not in the market for diapers, but I will pass the info along!
ReplyDeleteGood to know.. i do not have any friends who are having babies, but when i do i know what to recommend..
ReplyDeleteNice, if I have another baby I'll definitely try them. One thing I always wish it existed is degradable diaper. Kind of like the degradable cutlery, after disposal it all de-compost. I hope one day it happens.
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ReplyDeleteI Love These Diapers They Worked Great On My Kids!
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ReplyDeleteThese a terrific! The other ones are so bad for the planet. If we could only get all moms to use them!
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ReplyDeleteI have never tried these. I have two in diapers now. I like the fact they are toxin free.
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ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how much the diapers have progressed since I had my babies!
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ReplyDeleteI can't use the diapers but there is always a need for baby wipes.
ReplyDeleteI just got a pack of these and really like them so far. i just wished they would have cute patters lol
ReplyDeleteI love that there are no dyes in these diapers. They look soft.
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