Training Pants Size 6: 85% Plant Based Pull-Up Style Diapers, Ultra-Soft & Chemical-Free for Sensitive Skin, Superior Absorbency, Perfect Overnight Diapers, for Toddlers 35+ Pounds, 12 Count

We usually use Dyper brand because it's the safest, most conscious, most gentle on baby butts and the earth. But, they are out of stock so out of desperation I stumbled on Terra. Very comparable! I even wonder if they use the same producer. Easy on and off, no rashes, no leaks, no weird smell, the large logo print is unnecessary, but that's a minor problem. My daughter is a petite 3 year old, size 4 is great, but a little tight on the hips, occasionally she gets marks from the rubber bands on the hips, but the way I avoid it is I stretch the hip band a few times by hand before I put it on her, that seems to alleviate the problem. All in all, I love these and will keep ordering them as back up to Duper.

I have a subscription for a different brand that checks all of the sustainability boxes, but this is my go-to backup brand. They fit and work wonderfully. I can’t recall any leaks, they’re very soft, and are very fairly priced. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a more sustainable diaper brand. Thank you, Terra! 💚

Leaking a lot at night, I think because the size 4 runs large. No rashes though. If you make these bleach free cotton like Hiro then this brand would be an excellent alternative to keep healthy diapers affordable. Thx

I have two year old twins and these are hands down the WORST diapers I have ever used. The diapers in my photo I put on the boys ONE HOUR ago somehow both labels had ripped off the front of the diapers exposing all that awful urine soaked diaper snow. The boys were soaked like somehow they were able to pee through the diaper in an hour. I was looking for a more green/more absorbant option than the Cruisers 360 that I usually put them in but I did not find it in this product.

I was in the market for nighttime disposable diapers for one of my twins. I had heard about Terra Diapers and how absorbent they are. Unfortunately, not even Terra could stand up against my kid! The first two nights they held up great, but day three, they couldn’t hold it all. I do believe that this is an exception, I’m sure Terra diapers are extra absorbent, just not absorbent enough for my kid. Side note, because they are made from natural materials, when they are soiled, hand with care (do not allow your kid to swing them around or throw them in the air). Just trust me on this.

Okay, my son loves these too much. They are amazingly soft and super absorbent. So much more comfortable than the huggies he was wearing. It has actually made potty training difficult because he loves to wear them 😅

If you have a sensitive toddler and they refuse to wear any of the pull-ups that are out, there look no more this one is by far the softest. I know it’s a little more expensive, but it doesn’t irritate her skin and she actually enjoys wearing them.. very soft! Finally a pull up that doesn’t feel like sandpaper

Love these diapers. They’re extremely absorbent and I don’t have to change near as often. They also helped my daughter’s diaper rash as they kept the moisture at bay.

As a parent, I am really happy with these Terra toddler nappies. They fit my busy little one perfectly and keep him dry for hours without any leaks. I also appreciate that they are made with natural, plant-based materials and gentle on his sensitive skin and better for the environment. These have made diaper changes easier and less stressful for both of us!

These Terra Nappy Junior Pants are great for my toddler. They fit well, keep him dry for hours, and feel really soft on his skin. I also like that they are made mostly from natural materials and come at a good price. Definitely a solid choice for potty training!

These Terra Size 6 training pants are amazing! Ultra-soft and fits perfectly. My toddler didn’t even notice wearing them overnight. Great for sensitive skin and eco-conscious parents. Would definitely buy again.