👶 Seventh Generation Baby Diapers: Hypoallergenic Animal Prints, Size 1, 102 Count (Varied Packaging) - Gentle on Sensitive Skin! Review

It's been a while since I tried this brand and decided to give it another chance. They seem to have made some pretty big improvements since I last used them. The big issue I had previously with this brand was that the material wasn't very absorbent and the material was too loose near the feet causing leakage. . Well, the absorbency issue seems to have been fixed and the leg openings have been improved, although they're still not as tight as say Pampers or Luvs. I wouldn't recommend them earlier

Well I wanted to love her, really. The patterns are gorgeous, they are very economical and I love that they are eco-friendly. BUT this is where things go wrong. 1. They lick. I don't know how others managed to love them but every time we tried them my son had to change. The pee just sat there, flowing straight out of the diaper up his back as he lay on my lap. Upon investigating I found that the diaper would not stay closed or securely fastened and literally fell between tabs that were not…

These nappies are more expensive and differ slightly from nappies from other major brands that use a lot of plastics and oil-based ingredients. The materials are from FSC sources and the lining is unbleached cotton. This is likely to cost more. But the cost of our increasingly toxic and polluted world is becoming ever clearer and undeniable. I think we need to change our approach towards more recyclable and eco-friendly methods and materials. Every little thing helps. Using many hundreds of…