As a mother, I’m always trying to find ways to teach my children how to be good people. Lately, we’ve really been focusing on how we can all work together to keep our Earth clean. My son and I, in particular, have spent hours talking about recycling, reducing our trash, reusing what we can, and minimizing our energy usage, and he’s really getting into it – which is great….. until he calls me out for parts of my life that aren’t always as “green” as they could be. Just recently he was watching me change the baby’s diaper when he exclaimed, “Wow, you change a lot of diapers, that’s a LOT of stinky stuff.” Why yes Johnathon, that is a lot of stinky stuff! Then he told me, “You know Mom, that’s also a lot of trash, the Earth doesn’t like that much trash.” And of course he’s right. I use disposable diapers and that IS a lot of trash. But, for parents and caregivers like me, who use disposable diapers but still want to minimize our impact on the Earth, our friends at Seventh Generation have created a fantastic product. Seventh Generation Free and Clear Diapers are designed with a light weight core to reduce the amount of waste associated with each diaper. They contain no fragrances, latex, or petroleum-based lotions, and they are made using a chlorine-free production process. Even the packaging is designed to be environmentally friendly. In fact, Seventh Generation Free and Clear diaper packaging can now be recycled at local supermarkets where plastic bag recycling collection boxes are available.
I received a package of the new Seventh Generation Free and Clear Diapers to review, and I love them. They do what I need a diaper to do, they are gentle enough to use on my baby who has SUPER-sensitive skin, and they are an environmentally-friendly option for diapering moms like myself – really it’s a win, win, win deal. Even better, right now by visiting this link you can download a printable coupon for $2 off any ONE Seventh Generation Baby Product including Diapers, Training Pants, or Wipes! So that means the diapers are green, of high quality, safe for sensitive skin, AND affordable – now that’s win – win – win -win!
**I was provided this product and coupon code through the partnership of My Blog Spark and Seventh Generation. I received no compensation for this review and the opinions expressed are 100% my own.**
21 COMMENTS
Kylee
14 years agowe have a water filter–no more plastic bottles! Try hard to be conservative with lights/electric use.
Anonymous
14 years agorecycling
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rj7777
14 years agoI look at everything from a recycling perspective. If I can reuse it I will. I save old paper towels to pick things off the floor. not too dirty I wash heavy freezer bags and tin foil again if not too dirty. These are a few examples. Rita Spratlen rj_angel_house@yahoo.com
christy
14 years agoi use natural light as much as possible. I recycle. i buy items that are made from recycled stuff. I buy second hand when i can.
yanuzo at hotmail dot com
Ashley
14 years agoRecycle EVERYTHING we can, reusable grocery bags, and I make my own wipes.
demureprincess7(at)gmail(dot)com
kellyr78
14 years agoWe recycle, try not to waste food and conserve water and electricity.
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Kele Wassum
14 years agoWe recycle everything we possibly can. Our recycle bin is always full before our garbage can is!!
Toni
14 years agoi try to buy green products if available and recycle everything possible in our home
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damiesmom
14 years agoi try to buy green and recycle as much as i can
damiesmom at ymail dot com
Pauline
14 years agoWe are composting our waste and recycling everything – (emscout9 at Hotmail dot com)
yuukiimi
14 years agoWe do our part by recycling weekly!
yuukiimi(at)gmail(dot)com
Becca
14 years agoWe cloth diaper at home & I'd like to use these eco-friendly diapers for on the go!
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Kris
14 years agoI stopped buying plastic water bottles.
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Great Baby Stuff
14 years agoI recycle everything i can. the blue bin really makes it easy now anyways!
Cali
14 years agowe cloth diaper, except during travel and we use reuseable snack/sandwich bags for my hubby's lunch. Also recycle what we can.
4allibaby at gmail dot com
latanya
14 years agoI recycle and try to eco friendly products
corey
14 years agoWe recycle as much as possible (we have the added pressure of paying for our garbage, so that helps – but recently we wrapped the hot water tank with insulating foil wrap as well. coreybrennan26@hotmail.com
Domestic Diva
14 years agoWe use cloth: napkins, towels, bags, diapers (except when traveling), etc.
RealtorSD
14 years agowe try to always recycle our cans and reuse our paper and only print double-sided.
sarah at realtorsd.com
Tutus & Tea Parties
14 years agoWe try to do as much as we can and teach our toddler too! We recycle, turn off all lights when not in the room, don't leave water running, donate clothes & books when we outgrow/don't need them anymore…
Rachel H
14 years agoWe use reusable bags, recycle, and use eco-friendly diapers.