BIG ELEPHANT Potty Training Underwear, Soft Cotton Absorbent Training Pants for Baby Boys & Girls

These are so cute, and are fairly absorbent! I think they’re a great middle ground: they absorb enough so that you won’t have a huge mess to clean, but your little one will definitely know that they had an accident! The design is cute, my son loves being able to pick a pair out. We love them!

I accidentally put some in the dryer and they did shrink but my 2.5 year old is kinda small so they still fit him, just snug. I ordered 2T. Since I know they will end up in the dryer again I’m going to order him 3T next time.

I paid full price, no discount or free item for a review. Honestly I was surprised by the quality. They are thick, well stitched, nice padding in the pee zone (actually looks a lot like a menstrual pad strip and as thick as a heavy flow one. very soft and bright, cute designs. They do run a bit large when compared to what my child wears in pant size (4T and 5T regular pants/underwear, but the 4T in these were over his navel, 1/2 way up his back and sagged a bit). I kept them for the fall growth spurt and just ordered a 3T set. They hold a couple of full-bladder accidents so would hold up well overnight if your child didnt drink a gallon of water! They breathe unlike a disposable overnight/diaper so no sweaty summer rash. They are not overtly bulky (unless kid is wearing tights) so they would work just as well as regular underwear after potty training. But..is any kid really fully accident free until age 6/7?? hekc, some adults arent- so why risk the sheets, embarrassment, odor at night or on vacations/slumberparties (if covid ever ends). If your child is thin, these could well be used a period underwear for girls (yes they can start early as age 8)!

I ordered a size too big so hopefully he can grow into them before he’s completely potty trained. They would be great if they fit

I would not recommend these for children who aren’t already going fairly regularly on the potty. While they are absorbent they aren’t overly absorbent so just be mindful when using unless you are prepared with lots of extra clothes. I tend to use these at home and disposable pull ups if we are going out. They run a little small. They’re just snug to get on and then they seem to fit fine.

I ordered a size 3t for my almost 2 year old. Washed them on warm and low heat dry. They fit him great and still have plenty of stretch and room for growth. Absorbency is great! Once in awhile there’s a small dribble of pee on the floor that I have to wipe up if child has a large accident. But usually it’s been contained to the undies. Also my child loves the designs so these were totally worth the price

These are super cute, soft and seem to be good quality. We’ve gone though two or three wash cycles and are holding up great so far! I give 4 starts for two reasons. 1. Our child (2.5years old) is long and lean. The waist band is pretty tight on him, which is not typical for him because of his body type.I he doesn’t complain about them being too tight, but will probably outgrown them in 2-3 months. I’m not sure if they would work for a bigger built kiddo. Just a heads up! 2. they do hold some liquid but they are fabric, so anything more than two oz or so leaks. So there are more like real undies with extra cloth padding....just a heads up for Parents out there!

First of all, these are THE potty training underpants to get. Second of all, dont get the ones with the snap. 2.5yr old complains that the snaps are not comfortable under his pants. Just get the regular undie style. Things we like: - after using these for approx. a week, he pretty much stopped peeing himself - they capture a lot of liquid if there is a true accident - definitely captures little leaks if hes laughing / excited - weve cleaned a few poos out of them, and not that difficult - quite stain resistant, although youll want to clean the mess immediately (TIP: use oxiclean stain spray!) - he gets practice doing big boy underpants (again, no need for the snaps) We got 2 sets of 6 and that has been ample for the week if youre doing the baby laundry once or twice a week. Happy potty training!

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These were just the thing we needed to help swap our child off of diapers and get him potty trained. He adapted so quickly, and now I can even use unpadded underwear. The only downside was that these are handwash only, and youve got to lay them flat to dry. A little tough to do in our tiny apartment, but manageable.