 "good diapers - size 4 identical to size 5" | 2009-11-16 |
| - Reviewed By adelinemarie |
| We have tried: 7th generation, Huggies supreme, and these. Huggies cost basically the same. 7th generation run small. these are true to size and work well. We have twins and our boy is very sensitive, these are best of anything for rashes. I never had a problem velcroing them into a ball after done with them as one reviewer said. The size 4 weigh 44 grams dry and are the same size as the size 5, which also weigh 44 grams. our babies are in the 50th percentile for everything and weigh 25 pounds. the size 4 have fit them since about 12 months and still fit at 18 months. In the 7th generation we have had to to buy a size larger consistently to get the right fit even though our kids are totally average build. with subscribe and save these are a little cheaper because there are 180 per case. don't bother with the size 5 Natural choice because you get fewer diapers and the sizing dimensions and weight of absorbent material is identical to the size 4! the 7th gen are a little softer. but these are very thin due to using a special material. we have not had blowout issues any more or less with this brand than others. they are completely full in the morning however and we are thinking now of going a size larger at night to keep from being over full of waste. I would recommend these as a solid eco-friendly option. |
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 "Not my favorite, but still a decent diaper" | 2009-11-07 |
| - Reviewed By Anonymous |
These are cute, good-performing diapers, but definitely not as environmentally-friendly as they could be. I've tried all of the "green" diapers and here is how Nature's Choice stacks up, in my experience:
Seventh Generation: 7th Gen is softer and the tabs are better, but my daughter gets horrible rashes from them. Nature's Choice is slightly "greener" and has a cute print, and are also cheaper.
Earth's Best: EB are softer and fit better, but NC are slightly "greener" amd cheaper.
G-Diapers: G-Diapers are hands-down more environmentally-friendlly, but they are more expensive and I personally don't like the way the cover fastens in the back.
Nature Babycare: these are my absolute favorite. They are more environmentally-friendly and fit better. I would love to keep buying this brand (even though they cost more) but there have been major issues with the redesign :( so Nature's Choice will suffice. |
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| "best priced enviromentally friendly diaper" | 2009-11-02 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1RAGF58XH6JNA |
| I have tried every "eco-friendly-diaper", and this one tops them all in fit and price. I use it at night and when we go out (cloth diapers during the days spent at home) and I have never had a problem. A diaper is a diaper, but when you are trying to be just a little bit nicer to the earth, it is great to have one with a more competitive price and fit. |
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| "Effective, comfortable, better than big commercial brands" | 2009-10-27 |
| - Reviewed By User: A26LN298TLQ7QC |
| I am very happy with the performance of these diapers. They are just as absorbent as the bigger name brands (Pampers, Huggies) and fit my baby great. The elastic tabs on the sides keep the diaper snug and the material is soft. I use these primarily at night and on trips and have not had any leaks. I have not tried the other "green" diapers but I'm happy to stick with these since they work great. |
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| "Wonderful Pocketbook-Friendly Eco Diaper" | 2009-10-13 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2L648K6EXI5C4 |
| I ordered this jumbo pack of Natural Choice diapers after finding them at a local grocery store. I was able to try them out first and then take the plunge of ordering 210 at one time! I really like these diapers. I have used only "green" diapers with my first child (except for Pampers newborn swaddlers- b/c they fit the little one so well in the beginning and they are what the hospital supplied) including Nature Babycare, Earth's Best and Seventh Generation. I liked Nature Babycare until they began to not fit very well in size 2 and I didn't want to pay for size 3's already. Seventh Generation are nice because they don't cause any diaper rash and they don't have ANY smell whatsoever. However, in my opinion Seventh Generation are below average when it comes to the leak factor. Way too many spills out of the diaper onto the clothes with both pee and poop. Yuck! So, in my opinion Natural Choice are exactly like Earth's Best diapers when it comes to the smell of the actual diaper (I can smell something on these diapers that I don't exactly love, but it is NOT a perfume) and also the performance of the diaper. Barely any blow-outs unless baby pee's A LOT and then poops on top of that. Natural Choice does fit baby a little better than the Earth's Best though. Earth's Best didn't reach up high enough in the back and leaks seemed to travel up the back, but with Natural Choice diapers the back is nice and high. The decoration on the diapers is fine-- little baby animals in blue and green. Very cute and not tacky. People always review diapers and talk about the softness of the diaper, but unless you are using cloth diapers I think you need to expect that a paper diaper is going to feel a bit like PAPER! :) But if anyone is curious about the softness of the diaper I guess I would compare it to either Seventh Generation or Earth's Best. It is softer than Nature Babycare, but what diaper isn't?? My daughter does not mind the softness of the diaper (as far as I can tell)- she didn't even flinch at Nature Babycare and I think that is the ultimate test. The price on these diapers is pretty great considering they are eco-friendly. They are .22 per diaper in size 3 when using Subscribe and Save from Amazon, compared to Seventh Generation in the same size and purchase method at .27. Pampers Baby Dry are .21 per diaper on Amazon in size 3 and they have all the purfumes and chemicals in them that I would not want touching my little baby's skin. One cent difference between Pampers and Natural Choice and Natural Choice are created to be better for baby and the environment. Bottom Line: no rashes, no perfume smell, great price, nice fit, cute design, and not many leaks. |
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 "Leaks" | 2009-09-14 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1JFIA7I8HGL2U |
| Started with Earth's Best diapers, but thought I'd try another highly rated diaper. I cannot continue with this diaper because it leaks when I am holding my son on my hip. It gaps at the leg, no matter how tight I make them. He does have thin legs, so I imaging these diapers wouldn't be a problem for those with thicker legs. |
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