Seventh Generation Newborn Diapers, 1 pack of 36 (36 ct) price history and forecast - Seventh Generation 44021
Seventh Generation Newborn Diapers, 1 pack of 36 (36 ct)

Seventh Generation Newborn Diapers, 1 pack of 36 (36 ct)

Brand:
Seventh Generation
Model Number:
44021
UPC:
732913440214
EAN:
0732913440214
Walmart SKU:
14972665
Key Takeaway

Current pricing at $16.45 reflects recent market activity, running 0.0% below the 90-day average.

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Walmart.com Price History Summary
Price Type Price Date
Highest Price
$16.45
Lowest Price
$15.11
Most Recent Price
$16.45
Average Price
$16.23
First Tracked
Last Update

Price Analysis

Tracking History: We have tracked Seventh Generation Newborn Diapers, 1 pack of 36 (36 ct) since 2/2/2025. The most recent price update was on Oct 14, 2025.

Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $15.11 (lowest on 2/2/2025) to $16.45 (highest on 4/19/2025). The average price during this period is $16.23.

Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.

Customer Insights: Rated 4.4/5 from 1871 reviews.

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Fenella January 4, 2019

Love these diapers! They are extremely absorbent and free of chlorine and chemicals that could cause long term issues on my daughters reproductive system. (That is important considering it took 7 years of assisted reproductive technology to get pregnant with my daughter!)

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Best diapers!

Kellie.T March 24, 2017

I love how strong that tabs are, a lot of diapers you pull the tabs and they rip. They are also the most absorbent diaper, I have tried just about every brand and these are by far my favorite! No complaints! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

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Great so far!

Alisgreenbabe June 10, 2017

This is my first time buying this brand of diapers. My son is typically cloth diapered but we sometimes use disposables when out for long periods. I was worried about blowouts, which have happened several times with another green diaper brand, but so far these have contained the mess. They seem quite thin but are absorbent.

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Eco-friendly, absorbent and won't break your bank!

Alicia K May 6, 2017

I find Seventh Generation diapers to be more absorbent than the babyganics brand. The only diaper I might like a little more is the bambo brand but bambo is more expensive. These diapers are great if your baby has sensitive skin...one of the few diapers my daughter can wear without getting a chemical burn. It's also nice to know your supporting a company that cares about the earth and the people that work for them. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

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Good diaper for sensitive skin

MomOf3 January 21, 2020

My 10 month old started getting a couple bad rashes so I wanted to try out a better diaper than the Sams Club version. They did their job in the sensitive area. They were soft & breathable. They run a lil bit small. If in between sizes I’d size up. They also don’t hold as well overnight. I will buy these for rash days. They were the best dollar for your buck.

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great, but...

gardeningmom April 23, 2014

My son gets instant diaper rash from every other brand of diaper that we have tried (including other "organic" "natural" brands). SG diapers work for his sensitive skin. That being said they don't fit as well as other brands and we are having 2 or 3 blowouts per day. Also SG wipes work for his skin and actually clean the diaper area.

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expected more

Butterflymamma April 25, 2014

I purchased these for my niece who has a very sensitive bum. The diapers still caused a rash, the fasteners constantly let go. Not happy with this product

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Problems with leaking

Erinn April 14, 2019

We switched to these diapers to avoid the chemicals in most of the disposables. At first, my oldest son's diaper rash seemed to improve. Now it is back again. These diapers don't do well with holding everything in. The same size diaper in other brands was able to hold in my son's waste. These don't. Practically every "solid" diaper leaks out. Not so good. I wish there were more options as far as pure diapers go. At least Sam's has these at a decent price. We could only afford to use them because of their low price on them. So far for now, they work ok on my youngest son who is about a year old. So we will have them for an option for him and for traveling.

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Not a fan

Hogfan September 16, 2018

We use honest company diapers so I decided to try these to see if we could save a little money and I was NOT impressed. They feel pretty scratchy and they dont hold very well at all. The first time my son pooped in them it literally leaked THROUGH the diaper. Not out the side or up top but through it and that happened a couple other times with a wet diaper too. He also got a rub rash around his legs. The designs are cute but that's about it.

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2" shorter than Pampers brand boo

felicia November 4, 2020

I'm very disappointed in the sizing of these. Everything seems great, but only bought a small pack to try. I'm glad I did. There is no way an up to 18 lb. baby is fitting these as size 2 says. Who does your sizing?? My 13lb baby barely fits them! To go up to a size 3 for $15 more for the same amout as Sz 2 -I'll have to pass.

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