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I can start by saying things I hate first since the good are what people want to hear.
* If you have a chunky monkey or squirmy baby it might be tough to put on.
* It leaks a lot at nights. Size 1 at least from what I can tell.
* Does have SAP which are those gel like crystals.
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The good are it has no damn logo which I love! Give me the old school feeling of what a diaper should be, as well as it being some what cushier then E. B. ’s diapers and puffy.
This bio-degradable thing and less carbon emissions thing is a sham anyway, so I didnt buy into it because of that. Just sucks that people use toxics etc. on these diapers when they can be made naturally and should be but I guess it makes more money to have a market for it. Even then it isnt completely natural but you have to pick your battles.
I would use 7th Gen again but only maybe as a 3rd option since I prefer E. B’s over them and im currently trying Huggies P&N diapers. This again is for size 1 diapers.
Can anyone tell me if the size Newborn have an umbilical cutout? I haven’t been able to find them locally and I got no reply from the company. Thanks!
These diapers are a bunch of crap. I can make better diapers with a string, some tape and paper towels. In fact, my Brawny paper towels absorb more than these diapers. We got a full case of these diapers for my baby shower, not only are they too small and were only able to use just a few, but they leak. . . they leak and leak and I have to keep doing three times the amount of laundry. The diapers feel like newspaper and are not as soft as the Pampers, and they offer no real or genuine protection. I’m unsure about the diaper rash claim, as our son had diaper a diaper rash from being at the NICU, but we got it under control even while he was wearing his pampers. . . so for us, the diaper rash problem is not a variable. We really dislike these diapers. . . so does our son who apparently now holds all of his peepee and poopoo for when he’s not wearing these diapers. As we switched over to the Pampers, he started feeling more comfortable and going again. . . I hate these diapers.
Good diapers, but newborn size is a joke – simply not cut for the shape of a human child. Number 2’s (not size 2) almost always leak. Other sizes (up to 5 tried so far) work well.
After trying out a few brands, I was pretty satisfied with the 7th Gen Stage 1 diapers. So when baby got bigger, I ordered a large case of 7th Gen Stage 2 diapers. BIG mistake. They’ve leaked every single time baby has pooped (they hold up well for pee though). My son’s 15 lbs so its not as if I’m using the wrong size (Stage 2 is for 12-18 lbs). I notice that in the Stage 2 diapers, the gathers around the legs are much smaller and the leaks have been happening from there as well as up the back.
I’ve been using these diapers for a week now and after having to do several extra loads of laundry I realise I just cant use these anymore. Its frustrating because I bought a 4-pack and I stil have 3 unopened packets of 40 diapers each!
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