Seventh Generation, Baby, Free & Clear Training Pants, 3T-4T, Unisex, 22 Training Pants

• Now Made With More Renewable Resources*
• Dr. Seuss The Lorax Approved
• Free of Chlorine Processing
• Free of Fragrances & Latex
• Premium Absorbency
• 32 to 40 Pounds

*In addition to wood pulp, our absorbent core now also contains corn- and wheat-derived materials to reduce the use of non-renewable petrochemicals.

Free of chlorine processing means that the wood pulp used in our training pants has not been processed with chemicals containing chlorine. This can help reduce the amount of chlorinated toxins released into the environment and help make the world a healthier place for you and your family.

Free of fragrance means that you get to decide what goes on your toddler's sensitive skin.

The color of disposable training pants is typically achieved through the addition of pigments. This is also true for the brown layered materials in Seventh Generation Training Pants.

Disposing of Disposables: Please do not flush the training pants! Empty the solid waste into the toilet, wrap the training pants tightly and throw into the garbage.

Training Pants Safety Information: We care about your toddler's safety and we want to remind you that this package, or a torn piece of training pants could cause a choking hazard for your child. To avoid danger of suffocation, please keep this packaging away from babies and children. And like any piece of clothing, training pants are flammable.

Ingredients†: Chlorine free wood pulp*, mixture of plant-derived polysaccharide* and sodium polyacrylate (absorbent pad), polylactide* (dryness layer), polypropylene and polyethylene (core wrap, liner layer, outer layer, cuff, moisture barrier layer, graphics applique), adhesives (seams and joints), polymer spandex and polyurethane (tummy band and leg/waist elastic), inks (designs).

†Trace materials are commonly present in training pants.

*In addition to wood pulp, our absorbent core now also contains corn-and wheat-derived materials to reduce the use of non-renewable petrochemicals.