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Lorax Approved Seventh Generation Diapers ~ Giveaway

Dr Seuss was green long before it was in vogue. His tale of The Lorax has been teaching children to “speak for the trees” since 1971. Now more than 40 years after publication, The Lorax has a new voice – a theatrical voice to proclaim his protection over all living things.

In our home, we make efforts every day to live more green and protect our precious resources. We recycle nearly every piece of garbage that leaves our house and we do our best to buy green products. Buying and reselling gently used clothing and toys is another way we live green without impacting our comercialized lives. From the time my daughter was old enough to be instructed to throw something in the trash can, she knew the difference between the recycling bin and the trash. She’s even been known to correct adults about items she correctly recognizes as recyclable.

While I haven’t yet taken my daughter yet to see The Lorax, it is on our list. I can’t wait to enjoy The Lorax in 3D retelling the urgent moral of protecting our resources in a way only Dr. Seuss can.

The Lorax Book

Seventh Generation is one brand that has taken the green movement by storm producinng products that are made naturally and are free from harsh chemicals. We are very familiar with the use of Seventh Generation cleaning products in our home, but not so familiar with the baby care items. Seventh Generation Free & Clear baby care products do not contain chlorine, fragrance, petroleum-based lotions or latex, and are hypo-allergenic.

I was sent a package of Seventh Generation diapers to test, and I was immediately surprised upon opening the package that the diapers have a brown tint and are not white like I am used to. Of course, I quickly realized that it is the lack of a chlorine bleach that normally produces that white diaper, but it was still surprising. But once I got over the color, they were quite nice. And, of course, I like knowing I am doing something good for the planet.

Seventh Generation offers three types of diaper/training pants:

  • NEW Overnight Diapers are absorbent enough to keep your baby and bedding dry through the night or during prolonged travel
  • Free & Clear diapers have improved more flexible tabs that provide even better fit
  • Free & Clear training pants have an absorbent core made with more renewable, plant-based materials.  They also feature stretchy, tear away side panels for a better fit and added convenience, as well as inner leak barriers for superior leakage protection

Seventh Generation Diapers

GIVEAWAY – One thing moms of babies can’t get enough of is diapers! One lucky winner will receive a package of Seventh Generation Free and Clear Diapers (in your choice of sizes) and a copy of The Lorax to read to your wee one.

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  5. Donna says

    We are careful to recycle and reuse as much as possible and try to purchase sustainable and wooden toys/containers/etc. versus plastic. Thanks.

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  9. Jen Schroeder says

    We recycle and try to teach our children to do the same. I also use a combo of cloth/disposable diapers.

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  15. Tara O. says

    We recycle just about everything. Our garbage output is about 50% recycling, 25% compost, and 25% actual garbage. We also have a compost bin in our garden.

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  16. Patricia Wojnar Crowley says

    We try to re-use anything we can. Right now, we’re using our old egg cartons to start our seeds for the garden!

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  17. Jamie Brigham says

    I recycle everything that I possibly can, I have reusable grocery bags and I use filtered water out of my fridge instead of bottled water

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  26. tess says

    i would love to use these diapers on my next baby-due in sept- right now we recycle plastic and the newspaper
    tcogbill at live dot com

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  33. debnmike moretti says

    we use cloth diapers and wipes on the days I do not work. We use cloth napkins and towels in the kitchen. We recycle and reuse as much as possible.

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  44. Amanda d. says

    I recycle, and take my reusable cups when out for coffee/tea. Whenever possible I opt for paperless billing too.

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