Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers - Review

I used Pampers for my first kid and was reasonably satisfied with it. My 2 month old baby's Pediatrician suggested me to use Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers. I was a bit apprehensive to replace the well established brands like Huggies and Pampers with this relatively new player. This is mainly because I did not want to experiment things with my baby and hence preferred to go with the Pampers. My baby started getting rashes and was more allergic to most of the diapers and hence I was forced to try The Seventh Generation. To be honest after using this, I regret for not giving the best to my little one all these days.

The most important of all that attracted me towards this diaper is that it is chlorine free. I fear chlorine because it is observed to react and form a carcinogenic molecule. After getting to hear this I was disappointed and felt guilty for not doing enough research before buying diapers for the kids. Now after having used both the regular and chlorine free brands of nappies, as a mother I would strongly suggest to go ahead with the Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers.

The diapers are usually bleached using chlorine to make it look bright and white. This gives the mothers a satisfaction that the nappies are clean and dirt free. But they are ignorant to understand the backlash of chlorine in nappies. The Seventh Generation stands out tall because it does not bleach the diaper with chlorine keeping in mind the safety of kids. So what happens is that it sports an off white look and after few use it turns to a light yellow shade. I am more concerned about the health factor and don't attach much of importance to the looks of diaper.

Unlike other regular brands this does not have any perfume or artificial agents added to make it smell good. This smells refreshingly good and I can sense my baby's original body smell in the diaper. Moreover this is a very simple diaper made just to serve the purpose and not for fancy. Hence there are no cartoon figures printed on these. This is capacious and has enough space for the kid to move freely. The diaper fits well and does not stick closely to the body suffocating the toddler.