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

So far have used 0, 1 & 2 size. All have preformed well and fit tightly with very few leaks.

We decided to go "greener" as a New Year's Resolution. We use 7th Generation as a backup to cloth diapers. The 7th Generation seems pretty similar to other disposable diapers. I would say though that they fit a little larger than Huggies or Pampers. My son usually wears a size 4 in Huggies/Pampers, but the 7th Generation size 4 were almost too big on him.

Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers, Stage 3 (16-28 Lbs), 40-Count Packages (Pack of 4) (160 Diapers)

I love this product.
My partner and I went from cloth diapers to G diapers to 7th gen disposables.... and now at 5 months we've decided to stick with 7th gen. Its convenient and holds a lot! I honestly loved cloth better, for my baby and myself, but heading back to work (outside of the home) made it difficult to find a sitter. In comes the G-diapers... but we feel 7th Gen works better... my sons Happy and so are we. However I don't get why the 'New' and improved stage 3 with the better Tabs bring less diapers.(??)
I mean its the same price as the old stage 3's yet it brings about 40 less per case... that sucks. Does anyone else feel this is unfair?

Other diapers we tried, pampers or hugguies, were leaking often times to my son. So, we tried this one and it never leaked. The only problem is it doesn't have good air flow, so we're considering to go back to pampers just for summer time.

These diapers are great! There are no characters peeking through my little one's clothes. They are plain and do the job just fine without Elmo's help. We also signed up for Amazon to deliver a box of these diapers once a month. It has worked beautifully. They are cheaper than a box this size in my home town at the big box retailers and as soon as I am getting low they show up on my front door step. This is a wonderful feature for a working mom with her first little one!