Seventh Generation Training Pants, 2t-3t, (26-34 Lbs), 29-Count Packages (Pack of 4) (116 Training Pants) [Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging]

bottoms up (2010-09-07) : 5/5
free shipping & great price compared to stores plus a healthy lil bottom .. wish I would of subscribed earlier :D
Great diapers! (2010-09-03) : 4/5
I love the 7th generation products, I use many of them. I always used the regular diapers, so when we started potty training my 2nd child these were a no-brainer. The only complaint I have is that the fabric they are made from is a little rough. They are not even close to being as soft as the pampers pull-ups, but it's a small price to pay for having more natural diapers. My daughter has never complained about them bothering her, and she sleeps in one all night and they have never leaked. Great over-all product that I will continue to use.
Seventh Generation training pants great but run one size small (2010-08-30) : 5/5
I love getting these pull-ups with autoship. I also like the quality/absorbancy of the seventh generation brand. Just make sure you go one size up- my daughter is 27 lbs.. and kind of a skinny bean at two, but she wears a 3t-4t in the seventh generation brand. Any other brand she's a normal 2T size but not with these. Even ordering up they are snug and never leak. At least that's been our experience.!
Seventh Gen is the best! (2010-08-27) : 5/5
These pullups, just like all of the Seventh Generation diapers, are outstanding. They are not bulky, nor do they have awful smells from perfumes or dyes. They are easy for my little one to pull on and off, and they have a good amount of absorbancy for overnight accidents. Always very pleased with Seventh Generation.
Neutral design a plus for potty training! (2010-08-24) : 5/5
We have used cloth diapers and training pants, but when it came to nighttime wetness with toddlers, disposable training pants were just easier to use and to rely on (no leaks). We started using pull-ups, and our girls loved the characters, even the "boy" ones. But we realized that it was becoming TOO exciting to wear these pull-ups each night. I mean, the point is to get them OUT of disposables sooner! Seventh Generation's gender neutral design makes wearing disposables much less interesting and desirable. If I tell my toddler that she can go pick out her own Ariel panties when she starts pooping on the potty consistently, it doesn't make much sense to put her in princess pull-ups every night. Where's the incentive in that?