Toddler Potty Training Pants 4 Pack,Cotton Training Underwear Size 2T,3T,4T,Waterproof Underwear for Kids

So I read the reviews before I purchased. Prior, I had Lamaze training undies. She liked those and so did I. They protected a little bit but won’t hold what a diaper will hold, just accidents.We’re a week into PT where she’s not wearing diapers during the day. For these ones I had her in this morning and she was refusing to stop playing and sit on the potty so she peed a good amount twice in two pairs. They held it all in! Good but downside is she feels comfortable like she’s wearing a diaper so she can go in them, ya know? Not like a regular undies or running around naked where they’re very aware there’s nothing there to protect/hide their pee!She’s 2 and wears 2T and 3T clothes. Without a diaper, the 2T and even 12mo bottoms (shorts) will fit her. The Lamaze were 2T and fit her well, just bunch in the front a small amount. These ones, since I read the reviews I ordered 3T (plus they didn’t have 2T in stock). I figured if they’re too big she’ll have room to grow and they’ll be great in the future for protection after training. Turns out they’re pretty much same size as the Lamaze 2T’s! I compared in the pictures. The belly band fits tighter though and is harder to pull down off her. Which is a bummer cuz she’s still learning to pull down/up and gets frustrated easily if she can’t do something right away. So for training, not the best to teach them to pull up/down. But good absorbency. Also, they bunch way more in the front with excess fabric but fit just about perfectly in the rear. Shown in the pictures. Worried about how that’ll be under pants. So far I’ve been having her with just undies on for sake of training.Overall, good buy. They seem like good quality material and craftsmanship. Just need to work on their sizing/consistency and pattern (since the front bulges). They shrunk a little after washing too. And again, BUY A SIZE UP!!!(She’s a 30lb, 25month old. 83% in weight, lower in height.)

Now it is meant to be used for potty training and to catch accidents but if you leave it on and forget to get your little one on the potty this will fill up quick and will leak. It is not a diaper. But perfect for potty training. I still use a pull-up when going to bed for my little one and use it when we go out and about. Just until she is more consistent using the potty more so we don't have enough to rely on pull-ups. I love how cute and fun prints they have. She loves them. She loves picking out the one she wants to wear. Great product all in all. If your toddler is super skinny size down and toddler is a cutie chunky baby size up 1. Super comfortable and soft. It stays in place.

Good quality but had to return as it was too large. Will replace with smaller size.

Absolutely love these, my son loves the pictures. They are actually made from cotton and they're super comfortable, easy to wash and the elastic bands help with yhe fitting. The padded crotch prevents any dripping of urine or feases. The outter fabric isn't plastic so it feels wet to the touch or will seep unto other fabrics. But that's the point of helping your child feel feel wet or soiled which diapers mask.

I just began training my newly turned two year old twins and these work great! I like how they have multiple layers in the center to help absorb accidents. It will not hold a large amount of urine, but will absorb the initial amount if they accidentally start peeing a little bit. I like to pair these with a pull-on (water proof) diaper cover for the first stage of potty training as I don’t want to be cleaning up messes all over floor and furniture. When they get to the point of being consistently dry and can last for up to two hours, then I plan to leave off the diaper cover and use just the underwear. (Just like did with my older kids ) using a diaper cover initially that’s how I did it with them, though i had some other underwear when I take them potty (which is frequent at first, about every 60-90 minutes), I plan to use just the underwear (like I did with my other three now older children). As for sizing, I went with a size 3 for my 24 month twins that weigh 26 lbs and 24 lbs. I anticipate them to be wearing this size atleast till they turn three or whenever fully potty trained. (The elastic around the waist and legs is nice and strong, so does not matter if area through the hips is a little loose/baggy.)

I have a love-hate relationship with these underwear. They are padded enough to protect from dripping on the floor for one potty session but it will be soaking wet and will transfer to the bed. If your toddler potties in this more than once it will drop onto the floor and run down their leg and a mess in the bed. These are washable. I have washed them several times by hand and in the machine I don’t see much of a difference in the quality changing & elasticity is still the same. I’ve also dried these underwear. Everything is still the same. It says the material is 100% cotton so I guess it’s true to the label I didn’t get it tested.I think the part where the disdain comes in is that the quality is great and perfect for training a toddler because they’ll feel that wet sensation after peeing in it once but I absolutely just hate having to immediately take it off wash it out and put on a new one so it’s not Mommy friendly but it is toddler potty training friendly, they will feel uncomfortable. I think the hard part with potty training is that they will get more rashes which I have seen since we’ve switched to regular boxers or semi padded underwear but this padding really does nothing. I think it’s more of like a comfort thing rather than a functionality aspect, as it really doesn’t prevent pee from coming out, it will obviously contain the poop, but the pee is the problem. As far as sizing, my toddler is almost 2 & he is on the thicker side about 30 pounds on a good day so he does range between 27 and 30 pounds. I opted for 3T and they’re still a little snug so if you have a child that is bigger than 30 pounds purchase as you would the sizing of luxe diaper brands. I recommend getting 2-3 sizes up. I almost wish I would’ve went up another size so that it would’ve been easier for him to grab the elastic waistband and pull down the underwear himself. I noticed the bigger the fit of underwear the easier it is for him to grab underwear pull it down, Use the potty and pull it up so if you’re in that stage as a potty training, mom or dad I Would recommend going up a few sizes because you want that to allow them to be independent I don’t want to have to pull his underwear down myself, and when he pees in it, I absolutely have to do it myself. It’s snugged to his body. Overall I rate them 3 stars because it works as far as making your child uncomfortable with peeing in their underwear however, it’s not functional for several potty sessions in the underwear. It’s only good for one. The underwear cleans well drives pretty slow if you hand while your hang dryer. The sizing is a little bit off about two sizes up. I would recommend if you have a thicker baby or taller baby. Other than that, the underwear is pretty straightforward and functional for potty training. I alternate between pull-ups, these and boxer briefs with no padding and some days are good. Some days are bad. It’s a process and you got this 🩷🥰.

My daughter is 2.5 y.o, weight is 30-31 pound, I order size 3T (she usually wear 3T pants, 3T-4T pampers pull up), they're a bit large but she seems comfortable wearing them and that will give some room to grow as well. These underwears don't shrink during wash (I wash with warm water and low heat setting for dryer). We love the cute prints and the material is very soft, they're thicker than regular underwear, but not as thick as diaper. She can pull them up and down easily. She had 1 peepee accident so far and this absorbed really well (and NOT spilling pee everywhere when you open it). It does has waterproof lining. I can definitely feel the inside was wet (good thing for potty training) but the outside was dry. I will recommend this brand for every parents that plan to potty train their tod. Very satisfied with my purchase.

My daughter loves them, the fabric is really good. Perfect for potty training. Excellent product. I usually hand wash, also you can use machine.

Very rough material. Not suitable for babies

Good washable pull up, fit my 21 month old girl well with room to grow. Which is lucky as I stopped using them after deciding they weren’t the answer to the problem I was trying to solve for now. We were early on in the potty training journey and I’d keep her bare from the waist down and tried to teach her to use the potty when she needed to go but she was having accidents when I turned my back for a second. So I was using these pants to avoid cleaning the messes and they definitely absorbed a wee and have washed well. But she seemed to regress and get confused, maybe they felt too much like a nappy so she’d wee in them and then take them off herself! It was all getting a bit stressful for both of us so I’ll take them out in a few months and try again. I’m sure they’ll get used again.

I love the color selection of these and that they are easy to wash. I usually put my daughter in underwear but these come in handy on long walks or trips outside of the house. It’s caught a few dribbles comfortably, but Iuckily no full accidents in them. They wash well and the print has remained vibrant.

Size 3T fits my 12.5kg chunky toddler well with growing room. They are soft, comfortable and the elastics are still good after a month of use. One word of warning is that they are advertised as waterproof. They do have good absorbency, but do not have a waterproof layer, so do not protect clothes from accidents. This is normal with training pants. Truly waterproof cloth training diapers would cost more. I'm very happy with these. I would recommend them and am buying more for my toddler.

Nice product and very helpful for babysitting