Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers, Stage 4 (22-37 Lbs), 34-Count Packages (Pack of 4) (136 Diapers)

We bought loads of Gdiapers before our baby was born. I wanted to use a diaper I could compost or flush, well, it did not work well for us, talk about leaking, and I was really (really!) disappointed and lost. I knew I did not want to use the common diapers out there and remembered seeing Seventh Gen. in BabysRus.

The newborn size was way too small for our newborn. After using what we had on hand, we got both stage one and stage two. Currently my 7 week old (12 lbs) is using stage 2. We had 3 leaks and it was because it is a tad large. You may need to test a few different sizes until you find one that works best. Leaks or no leaks, we are sticking with Seventh Gen.

A little tip - I bought some cloth diaper covers and also am using the cloth gdiaper covers. After I put on her seventh gen. diaper, I put on the cloth cover. This way if there is a leak, it does not get on clothing.

We also love the fact that it does not have any synthetic fragrances. The natural color is great and our sensitive baby has been doing very well with them.

Bottom line, if you are looking for an alternative to cloth diapers (excessive water use, not convenient etc.), these diapers are a life saver. Or if you are a cloth diaper user traveling, camping etc., these can be a good replacement for short time.

One last thing, there are 2 different quantity versions of these stage 2 cases - I got a case from drugstoredotcom and it had 4 x 40 (upc from box 44023 8) and these at amazon are 4 x 48 (upc from box 44015 3). Just heads up, I thought I was saving money until I received the cases and saw the amount difference.

We love these diapers - hope your experience is as great as ours.

We use these diapers as a supplement to our diaper service. They are great for nighttime use, or for travelling. They are very absorbent, easy to put on, and I feel better tossing these out than I would with a plastic product.

They can be very expensive at some stores, from $13 to $23 a pack.

We really like these diapers, but recently had to switch to Pampers Bsby Dry. Our son was wetting his clothes twice a day and every night. We could barely go 2 hours before needing to change his diaper. We were able to use these the first 5 months though!

These diapers are as good as any disposable you might buy in the supermarket, and trust me, I've used them all. Despite costing slightly more, you can be happy about the fact that you aren't covering your babies' bum with chlorine-treated and perfume-scented materials. The closure tab is slightly too thick but isn't a dealbraker. Just make sure you stay conservative with the sizing...if your kid as at the upper end of the weight range - size up in these and you will be fine.

I like the light brown color and they are not too stiff (WAY better than 365 (Whole Foods brand) chlorine-free diapers). However, they tend to clump up when wet, so leaks can happen without frequent changes. But frequent changes are healthier anyway. I like that they're biodegradable and scent-free. Babies R Us just started carrying them and I hope other stores follow suit, but I think the "subscription" option through Amazon is the best value!