Ninjamas Boys Bedwetting Nighttime Underwear, Size L (64-95+ lbs), 34 Count

Fits great unfortunately not leak proof. We buy an absorb insert for it and it works great. Don't have any other issues with them.

Great nighttime undies. They’re fun and look the most like real underwear. My orders has problems with bed wetting and sometimes gets embarrassed by it. He feels less embarrassed by these underwear than any other. They are very absorbent and do there job well. They may be a bit more expensive then some other brands but I think there worth the money

I got a boy on the spectrum, I don't want messes at night. We are close to getting rid of these all together (it is just a matter of time for some kids), but these are the only brand that get big enough for him and are comfortable enough for him without having to be bought at a medical supply store. While ALL disposable diapers give my kids rashes, pampers have always been the best to avoid the worst of it, so I am glad that Ninjamas are pampers brand. I am also glad there is a label that says 'back', as my kid struggles with that even though it is CLEARLY labeled, haha. There have only been about two occasions they didn't hold overnight in the almost two years of using this product and got the bed a BIT wet, so unless you are letting your kid drink tons of water before bed and forgetting to let them use the restroom before bed......you are likely to be fine!!! Definitely better than using a wet pad alone. Allows him to get sleep through the night, and not be rolling around in pee if he sleeps through an accident. 🤢 While the extra expense isn't great, it is worth it right now, since it is only one a day so they do last a while, AND it allows him to sleep through the night, which he REALLY needs, 😅.

We started with Goodnites because they begin at a lower weight than the Ninjamas. Goodnites has an Xsmall starting at 28 lbs. Ninjamas start with small/medium at 38 lbs. We were happy with these for several years. They have popular characters on them that the kids liked when they were younger. The bigger sizes switch to patterns (no characters) for older kids. However, my son is a heavy wetter and he began to leak out of the Xsmall before it was time to move him up to the next size according to the weight chart. We moved him up anyway and that helped so we stuck with them. But he began to leak out of the small/medium Goodnite before he was ready to move up again. He weighs about 50lbs, which is right in the middle of the marketed weight range for the small/med size. (43-68lbs) This time when we tried to move up early it didn’t help as much. So, we tried the Ninjamas that matched his current weight. He said he liked them a lot better than the too big Goodnites because they were not loose fitting. The Ninjamas are also apparently more absorbent because he is not leaking with these. The downside to the Ninjamas is that they smell. (This is a negative for a person with asthma and breathing issue triggered by scents.) They have some kind of scent when you open the packaging. We take them out of the plastic bag and store them in a drawer. The smell is not so strong that I notice it when I pass by the dresser and once each individual sleeping underwear is put on I do not notice the smell too much, even when he sits on my lap to read books at night. So, it is really only an issue for me when we first open the packaging. We haven’t used the Ninjamas for very long yet, but the greater absorbency makes it the winner in our opinion and we will be sticking with Ninjamas. Ninjams pros: better absorbency Ninjams con: scented (This might not bother you at all.) Goodnites pros: can start using at lower weight (28lbs). Goodnites con: do not keep a heavy wetting child from leaking when they reach half of the marketed weight range.

We’ve been using these for years. They’re durable and rarely leak unless it’s extremely full. These are pull-up style and easy to pull on and off or just rip the sides which is also easy. My son likes to drink 2 bottles of water at bedtime and most nights the bed is dry. My son is 3.5 years, 42” tall and is 37 lbs and wears s/m. They’re a little big but when he was smaller they fit better but he has gotten really long and lean so they’re looser now. All good tho bc they can tolerate a lot of liquid. My daughter also wears them (the pink ones) but she has very few accidents now that she’s older. 7 years, 54” tall, 55 lbs and wears s/m. They’re definitely worth the money over other sleep diapers. I just wish they made an xs/s for the tall and lean kiddos as they’re now less snug. But still great.

These overnight “underwear” are top-notch. My 4-year-old is extremely tall and in the <99th percentile, so getting a good fit can be tricky, but these work really well for us. He still wets the bed on occasion, and these bedwetting underwear have been a lifesaver, they do a great job containing leaks and protecting our mattress and sheets. They’re comfortable enough that he’ll actually wear them, and they feel more like regular underwear than a bulky diaper, which helps a lot with confidence and bedtime routines. Cleanup is also much easier on the nights we need them. Overall, they’ve taken a ton of stress out of overnight accidents, and I’d absolutely recommend them to other parents dealing with the same phase. Best part is I can automatically use my FSA funds to purchase them on Amazon.

Love this it very absorbed no more interrupted sleep from my child in the middle of the nights. Great for my ASD child.

These run very small. Our son is about 95lbs. & 5'2". They fit him very snug and almost snap pulling them up. Would not recommend on anyone 95lbs and up like they advertise for size large/xl. I'll definitely have to look for another brand.

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It’s rubbish rips easily.

Excellent produit ! Offre une bonne qualite et une bonne protection la nuit. Aussi ideal comme couche dapprentisage le jour.

Sizing was way small than expected compared to other brands