Disposable or Cloth: Seventh Generation
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Seventh Generation Diapers and Other Brands
Asked by M.P. from Chicago
on February 24, 2008
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I have a new baby and he has incredibly sensitive skin. I've always used Pampers with my daughter and never had any problems but he seems to need something a little "...
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- I have used the diapers and wipes on my twins and they work great
- Hi M., I have a 19 month old with terrible eczema and have always used the seventh generation diapers. They work great. I also run a small daycare and two other c...
- We got the seventh generation diapers as a gift with both of my daughters and I have to say they have come a LONG way and sometimes I even like them better than Huggie...
Have You Used Seventh Generation Diapers?
Asked by A.S. from Dallas
on April 23, 2008
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I'm looking for your opinion on the Seventh Generation chlorine-free diapers. Have you used them? What are your thoughts on their overall quality -- leaks (pee or po...
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- I used them for a while and liked them, but my only complaint is that they aren't as soft as other diapers. I eventually switched to Whole Foods brand diapers. I abs...
- We like them very much too. We buy them at amazon.com. There is a subscription at amazon. We have a very good discount.
- I use them as a back-up to cloth diapering. They are not night worthy for my heavy-wetter. Otherwise as good as a disposable diaper can be.
Seventh Generation Diapers - Are They Good for Newborn Boys?
Asked by B.C. from New York
on November 14, 2010
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Due with my 2nd son in a few weeks and about to buy some diapers - first son we used the Pamper Swaddlers but I swtiched to 7th generation after having to constantly c...
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- I was a mainly cloth user but I did use disposables every once in a while for night (behind in my wash) or travelling. I experienced a lot of leaks with Seventh Genre...
- Seventh Generation never worked for us. Not thick or absorbent enough for us. We ended up using the Whole Foods store brand of disposable diapers.
- My son is 6 weeks old and we've been using the 7th Gen diapers from the newborn size (now size 2). We haven't had any problems with them at all. We've only had 1 or ...
A Disposable Diaper Question
Asked by E.B. from San Francisco
on June 2, 2009
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We use cloth diapers for our 2 year old. She hasn't had a disposable on since we came home from the hospital. We have decided to use seventh generation diapers for a...
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- You may want to experiment before leaving. We bought like 10 packages of seventh generation newborn diapers before he was born, and they don't work well at all with o...
- For nighttime, I used Huggies overnights in a size bigger than what my daughter was wearing. They were amazing...she never had a leaky diaper again!
- I also use cloth, when we're at home, and Seventh Generation for my 21 month old. At night we use a size larger (size 4) than what she wears during the day (size 3) w...
Disposable Diaper Recommendation for a Cloth Diaperer
Asked by D.L. from Janesville-Beloit
on August 7, 2009
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I use cloth diapers and love it, but we have 3 trips planned over the next couple of months where it won't be feasible for me to wash cloth diapers. I need a disposab...
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- I used 7th Generation diapers on my daughter during a 2-week trip last fall. She was 4 months old, and the diapers worked great. I don't even recall having any blowo...
- We have gDiapers that we use on and off, and I really like them. They are super easy to use and flush, the only problem I've had flushing them is if the toilet/ water...
- I use the gDiapers for travel and love them! There is a bit of a learning curve but they really do work. The website as well as the customer service at gDiapers is a...
Seeking Information About Environmental Impact of Cloth Vs. Disposable Diapers
Asked by S.T. from Minneapolis
on February 9, 2008
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I have heard that it is an environmental "wash" between cloth and disposable diapers when you take into account the water and products used by diaper cleaning services...
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- Everyone has given you great advice. If you are interested in the gdiapers, I am selling them on craigslist so let me know if you want them because it is going to be ...
- An option to look at: g diapers. They are a cross between disposable and cloth. There is a biodegradable liner that is flushable that attaches into a cloth liner sys...
- When you take into effect how long it takes a disposable diaper to decompose, I believe that is a large environmental factor. I used cloth diapers with all three of m...
Diaper Service V. Disposable Diapers
Asked by M.C. from Detroit
on March 10, 2010
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Hi Moms,
I need opinions on diaper serivce. I have always used disposable diapers. I now have a 6 month old and another mom I know recommended a diaper service. ...
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- I would consider a trial of the diaper service. Personally, we use a combo of disposables and cloth and use what's called an "all in one" which I think is what the oth...
- I wouldn't bet on the 18 month potty training although my twins aren't two yet and they are trained. However, I loved the cloth diapers. They were easier than I thou...
- I started my daughter in disposable. Then once my work cut me to part time and I was able to work from home I switched to cloth. I have the Bum Genius 3.0 One-Size. ...
Switched to Cloth Diapers and Now Has Diaper Rash.
Asked by C.L. from Madison
on March 5, 2009
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This past Sunday we switched my daughter to Bum Genius 3.0 cloth diapers. We are using Seventh Generation detergent. She has developed a red diaper rash on her lips ...
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- There are so many possibilities. Teething tends to cause a rash just before teeth come in for us. Think about any new foods or drinks that she may have had last couple...
- Hi C.! Just on a side note, are you sure it's not a yeast infection? I thought my son just had diaper rash, but I took him to the dr. yesterday and it tured out to b...
- Some kids are sensitive to the suedecloth in Bumgenius diapers, as someone has also mentioned. Another possibility could be detergent sensitivity (it can just show up...
Diaper Rash with Cloth Diapers
Asked by H.H. from Philadelphia
on June 5, 2009
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I've been using cloth diapers for several months with no problems. I recently switched to seventh generation laundry detergent and I believe that my kids are allergic ...
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- I second the Triple Paste suggestion! It is the bomb for stubborn diaper rash.
- When I was little, our family doctor instructed my mom to use a mild soap and run 2 rinse cycles - the first one with vinegar added and the second one using just water...
- Plain old corn starch works wonders for diaper rash.
Seeking Cloth Diaper Advice
Asked by J.M. from Seattle
on October 29, 2011
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For those of you who have used cloth diapers, what products did you go with? Where did you get them?
We are having our second child. For our first child we used S...
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- We are on our second baby with cloth diapers and we, (yes my husband) loves them. They are no harder to take care of then doing your normal laundry, you just have to ...
- I adore the following diapers: http://www.babycottonbottoms.com/thirstiesduodiaper.htm And i like that supplier as well. I have tried a wide variety of cloth di...
- They make great burp cloths :) Good luck...sorry I cannot help.
