Nature Babycare Diapers - Conifer,CO

Hi H.,
I use cloth diapers at home too, and when we travel for more than a few days - as we will be again soon - I use Nature Babycare Diapers. Yes, there is 7th Generation to consider but when you compare the content of the diapers Nature Babycare are far and away better.
My son is 8months now, and we have used them since he was about a month old. We also use their brand of wipes. He's never had diaper rash. Not once.
As far as the softness goes, they feel almost like paper - I call them paper diapers. Since you also use cloth at home you are probably used to changing your daughter more often. These disposables are n-a-t-u-r-a-l so they don't have the gels and whatever else they use in most other disposables. So while you definitely get to enjoy a little more absorbency than cloth, these aren't Huggies. I imagine anyone saying they leak had the tot in them too long.
As far as size goes - DO go up a size...they do run small. You may, depending on how many you'll need and how fast your daughter is growing, etc, may want to go up 2 sizes, if possible.
Cograts on # 2 and hope this helps.

We have used 7th Generation from day one and love them. I second Jessica's response BabysRUs does have the best prices and the 7th Generation web-site is great!

I use nature babycare regularly (occasionally swapping out for regular pampers baby dry for any bad diaper rash cases - very rare). I find they are much softer than 7th generation and seem to "rub" less on my little guy's inner thighs. He's 22 months and I've been using them since he was about 10 mos. Never had a blowout. Really can't say anything bad about them except that the tabs don't re-stick well, so you have to nail it the first time you close the diaper. ;) Really not that big of a deal. Love that they are compostable, which means they really do break down fast.

Hello fellow cloth diaper user. We have tried the Nature Babycare diapers, and they are alright, they do not have much stretch and thus fit small (we also tore several tabs off making some diapers a complete loss). In the category of environmentally responsible diapers we really like 7th generation and have recently tried and liked the Pure and Natural Huggies. You can get a coupon on 7th generation website and babies r us has the best price in town. You can get a free sample of the Huggies on their website and it comes with a 3 dollar off coupon. All three brands are fragrant free, and did not irritate our little ones bottoms.

Also, congratulations on #2, I have two mother's day babies :)

We use 7th Generation. We've never had a leak or mess.

How long are you going to be traveling? Are you going to be with family? I haven't tried any of the natural disposable diapers yet, as we have been able to use our cloth diapers with all of our trips so far. We do have about 3 dozen though, and bring wetbags to store them in (leaving them open to air out until traveling again). When we have traveled more than a long weekend, it has luckily been with family, and we have just used their washer/dryer. We are planning a trip for a bit longer, and not with family, so will probably have to use the disposable.

I have heard good things about 7th generation. Let us know how whatever you choose works for you.