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Gross! I'll take the diapers that were just used for the first generation.

here it was the first time i saw it

Here is another time it was on for sale where I had this to say:

CowboyDann wrote:Here is a well thought out video review:


And here is a very mature well thought out response:

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-ACDC185 2 years ago

Do these have a the Lorax on them? The pics would indicate that they don't, but I won't order until I can confirm that there is no Lorax on these diapers. Please confirm.

ThunderThighs wrote:

Not a joke. I stopped buying the Seventh Gen diapers when they started putting the Lorax on them. We keep our household as free from licensed characters as possible. I find the practice of marketing directly to babies to be unethical and will pay more for an equivalent product if it doesn't have licensed products on it.

We used these diapers for our first son and were using them overnight(cloth during day) for our second. I bought a case back in April and found they arrived with the Lorax on them and then I started seeing the same thing at our local stores. Haven't purchased them since and have also replaced any other Seventh Gen products we use.

ThunderThighs wrote:Ahhh, now it makes sense. I was looking through our pictures to see what could be described as a Lorax. I don't see it in our pictures but they are pics from previous sales. I'll have to ask the buyer to see if she can find out. It'll be later this morning before I know anything.

Thanks for looking into it. I'm dealing with a little internal struggle about buying these but I like the product and am a sucker for a bargain. I just paid slightly under this amount for two packages of Honest Co. diapers.

There would be a pic of the Lorax in the bottom left corner on the packaging.


The First ones I got with Lorax were from Amazon in early April to use for vacation. I have never ordered these from Woot. I usually just purchased them locally since we typically use only 30 disposables a month.

picked up a bundle of these last time they were on woot and they proved to be duds. The adhesive strips were falling off of over half of them, rendering them useless. I'm not sure if they were blems or if the diapers just really are constructed that bad? It seems like we've bought this brand before and not had problems, so not sure. CS issued a full refund, so at least that wasn't a problem.

No lorax. I ordered them a few weeks ago. They don't suck!

jeffreyinspace wrote:Do these have a the Lorax on them? The pics would indicate that they don't, but I won't order until I can confirm that there is no Lorax on these diapers. Please confirm.

I find it rather ironic that they put a Lorax on these diapers, especially with teh story of the Lorax. We have the old school version (I think 1970's or 80's era????) and my kids love the story. I find it sadly ironic & depressing. My kids are too young to understand the concept of fables & lessons being taught via stories, they just either like a story or they don't. So far they like all things Suess.

These diapers leak a lot, my little girl wakes up in the middle of the night all wet and when she poops there is always a leak, I would not buy them again!

manjinho wrote:These diapers leak a lot, my little girl wakes up in the middle of the night all wet and when she poops there is always a leak, I would not buy them again!

Same thing happened to our son when he was younger. These diapers are not made well.They used to leak all the time. My wife switched him to earth's best and rarely get a leaked diaper now. Don't buy these. They are horrible.

I love these diapers. They don't have the awful chemical smell other mainstream diapers have. They do not work as well as pampers but it is because they do not contain all the dyes and chemical additives- which is really important to me. I cloth diaper and use these for trips or if my son gets diaper rash and I need to use cream that dammages the cloth diapers.

zorkycharlemagne wrote:I love these diapers. They don't have the awful chemical smell other mainstream diapers have. They do not work as well as pampers but it is because they do not contain all the dyes and chemical additives- which is really important to me. I cloth diaper and use these for trips or if my son gets diaper rash and I need to use cream that dammages the cloth diapers.

We were using this brand, but I stopped when I read (on the package) that the brown color of these diapers comes from them being dyed brown.

manjinho wrote:These diapers leak a lot, my little girl wakes up in the middle of the night all wet and when she poops there is always a leak, I would not buy them again!

Ditto. Same experience with my little girl.

Lorax-free, these are. Don't have any issues with leaks and my kids were both exclusively breastfed. The only time we had leaks was when they needed to go up a size.

Earth's Best gave the kids rashes. The only other diaper we've been able to use were BumGenuis' Elementals...but that's the cloth route. Seventh Generation has been the best disposable option in our family.

We ordered two cases last time and I am still regretting it. They don't hold as much moisture and the Velcro isn't as good. Even though they are better for the environment, they are not better for us user-wise

jbills wrote:picked up a bundle of these last time they were on woot and they proved to be duds. The adhesive strips were falling off of over half of them, rendering them useless. I'm not sure if they were blems or if the diapers just really are constructed that bad? It seems like we've bought this brand before and not had problems, so not sure. CS issued a full refund, so at least that wasn't a problem.

We bought five cases on the last woot, and ours are fine. I think you got a bad batch; glad that you got a full refund.

I use these on my twin girls for night diapers. They use standard Huggies during the day, for economic reasons. We use them at night for the sole reason that they are chlorine-free. There is nothing grosser than changing a full diaper that leaves those little sticky balls on their skin... these work just fine for us, but I'm not sure how they would do as a daily wear. When the girls were first born, we got some similar diapers and used them when we traveled, but I didn't care for them. These have never given me problems with leakage or adhesive strips...

we got some during the last sale (and every sale woot has done on them, actually) and I actually enjoyed seeing the Lorax as opposed to the standard generic brown outside... c'mon, guys, it's not like they are pushing Dora or whatever the kids are into these days... it's the Lorax, which actually has a good message about pollution and the environment...

We bought 5 cases on the last sale and would be in for more this time if the size we needed wasn't sold out already. We've been using these for about 1 1/2 yrs. For overnight, we size up, and rarely have leaks (and DS sleeps 12 hrs at night). And in general, when he hits the weight midrange on one size, we bump up to the next, and that pretty well eliminate leaking (except for those days when we're out and about, and I lose track of time or just can't find a good place to change him when he needs it). We've also had good luck with the tabs working fine.

My objection to the 7th Gen diapers with the Lorax is not about commercial characters, but that they "improved" the diapers at the same time. We had few complaints until that switch, and then had to deal with all sorts of leaks and ripped tabs. If these are Lorax-free, I just may need to stock up.

My wife and I are right-wing conservatives, but these 'hippie' diapers are the only ones we have ever used for our 2 daughters. Unfortunately, my kids inherited my sensitive skin, so we love that they are lotion, chlorine, dye, fragrance, etc. free.

My 1 1/2 year can sleep like 12+ hours, and apparently pees like a race horse at night; when she gets up the diapers are huge with no or minimal leakage.

oldirtdog wrote:We use them at night for the sole reason that they are chlorine-free.

All diapers are chlorine-free. It's pretty much a marketing gimmick for Seventh Generation. I used to work in the diaper industry with R&D people, and it's just something other marketers never talk about.

I bought 4. These diapers are great - just as good at leak prevention as Kirkland and Target brands in my experience - and my twins go through a hell of a lot of diapers.

Hey Woot can you run this deal every couple of weeks? Thanks.

jeffreyinspace wrote:I stopped buying the Seventh Gen diapers when they started putting the Lorax on them. We keep our household as free from licensed characters as possible. I find the practice of marketing directly to babies to be unethical and will pay more for an equivalent product if it doesn't have licensed products on it.

Come on, are you serious? What's the harm in having Big Bird on your child's diaper? Marketing to babies doesn't make a difference because they don't have any buying power.

snackwell wrote:I bought 4. These diapers are great - just as good at leak prevention as Kirkland and Target brands in my experience - and my twins go through a hell of a lot of diapers.

Hey Woot can you run this deal every couple of weeks? Thanks.

The rotation usually comes around before I need more so I keep a good emergency stockpile on hand.

Bought these last time they were offered...

We cloth diaper but use a disposable for overnight. That being the case, I don't have the grinding experience to say these are amazing but they are the 2nd best diapers we have found. The are LEAGUES better than LUVS or off-brand store kinds... The only diaper we have used that beats them are Pampers overnight 12 hour ones but those are too expensive for my little teaching family. Moral of the story, I think these are great and have never had a leak issues with them, I may not have the PREMIUM BRAND experience to say they are not of that caliber but I personally am buying more.

So, how about 100% cotton diapers? They can be used for generations.