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When it's time to potty train, our training pants will make your toddler feel like a "big kid" while keeping his clothes dry. Made of 100% PEVA. Nylon covered elastic leg & waistband protect baby's sensitive skin. Great to use over cloth training pants when your toddler first begins potty training. Available in sizes 18 months to 3T.
Nancy Bridges
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024
Pool requires diaper cover so this should be great for baby’s splash times!
Kisha
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2019
They work but are bigger than expected. Seems to run big in size. He was uncomfortable when first wearing them.
casey Alexander
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2019
My son tested it out and it holds liquid well, but still was uncomfortable so he went to the restroom quickly after his accident. Hope this helps him potty train quicker.
preach123
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2015
These were a life saver when I potty trained my 2 1/2 year old. I would have her wear them at night, in the nursery at church, and when we went to the store. They looked "baggy" on her, but they NEVER leaked. It was nice to NOT have to change her sheets ever morning and her whole outfit with every accident. I will be using these with our next child!
Byron
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2015
We used these a few times during potty training to avoid accidents in places where it would be hard to clean, but they were too big. I ended up having my daughter go without, since she kept adjusting it (a sign that it was uncomfortable for her). It also kept making a noise as she walked, so it called the attention to her whenever we would go out.
Midwest Steph
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2011
I don't get all of the negative reviews for this product. They do what they're meant to do.We tried pull ups. My son went in them just like a diaper. There is no difference in how they feel.We wanted to try just going to underwear, but the idea of him peeing on my couch or on my carpet made me feel a little more okay with the thought of him being in high school and still in diapers.I found these, and they worked great for being able to put our son in "big boy underwear", where he could feel that he was wet, but the wetness was for the most part contained.Of course, you will need to change your child as soon as he messes, or they will start to leak. They aren't meant to hold multiple goings. These aren't to use in place of a diaper. They just put a waterproof barrier between undies and your child's pants.I gave them 4 stars instead of 5 because they were a bit too billowy. It was hard to get all of the plastic tucked into his pants and not puffed all around the top of his waistband. Who knows, maybe if they were smaller they would leak really bad though.Bottom line - without these, there's no way our son would be potty trained.
TJ
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2009
You get what you pay for...these pants are cheap and they act like disposable pants. They don't leak, however they stain really easily and you can't get them back to normal even with bleach. They disintegrate in the dryer or with hot water in the wash.Basically, if you are just using them for urine, no problem...they really do keep in moisture.For poop, they aren't that helpful. Especially if you have a toddler who wiggles when you try to remove these. The poop gets EVERYWHERE. I used them for about 2 weeks and then I threw them all away. (They seemed to work out okay when my son was an infant because the poop was less staining and they made less of a mess when changing a still little baby.) I bought them again for a toddler to help potty train and it was a waste of $$$.If you have a toddler, don't waste your money unless you plan to potty train within the next few weeks.
My truth
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2009
After weeks of having my toddler wet our carpet and floors during potty training...this was a life saver. It allows him to still feel the enormity of his wetness while salvaging our pine-sol ridden carpets and floors. One catch however, You have to change your child in the tub if he wets himself or it can be a real big mess.It has sped up the potty training process for pennies as compared to buying pull-ups.
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