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

My 3 year old has been daytime potty trained for many months, but was still wearing a diaper at night. He would wake up dry most mornings, occasionally wets in his sleep. I was tired of going through so many disposables. Even the environmentally friendly disposables are still wasteful. These underwear were a great solution He was excited to wear them. They are not absorbing enough for him to release a full bladder, but enough to absorb a little urine and feel wet and then wake and go potty. He wears them with sweatpants and we have a mattress protector too. I would not put these on a little one under the age of three overnight. I don’t feel like two year olds are ready to wake and go potty in the night. I feel like they would wet them fully and you would have a mess to clean up.

These training pants help our little guy feel like a big boy as he is learning to use the potty. They are super absorbent. They seem to hold more wet than the name brand pull-ups, with added benefit that our son doesnt feel like hes still wearing a diaper. Weve had several brands of training pants, but we came back to buy another set of these for their superior absorbency while potty training.

This is definitely not leak proof. I’ve been having a battle of potty training my son for a year now. These potty training underwear I thought were going to work better for nap time or bed time in replacement of diapers. It is okay. But you definitely do not want to use them instead of diapers if your child wets themselves while asleep. I don’t plan on buying any more of these because they are pretty expensive for the amount you get. And they are not absorbing much. I still have to change my son about 3-4 times a day when he has accidents and it gets all over his clothes. But they work better than the thin ones you get at Walmart. So it’s okay. Not gonna throw a fit about it, but not going to buy any more of these unless they drop the price.

Used these for potty training toddler. They have the feel of underwear but more absorbent. In our case, Pull Ups we’re too absorbent and my toddler treated them like diapers. These are perfect for outings because it’s likely that pee won’t completely mess their outfit. Poop is difficult to manage in these for sure. No snap sides or anything. I was able to potty train in these but with the safety of absorbency. The teachers at the preschool love them, too! They wash well without much shrinking.

These training underwear are great for potty training. They are thick enough to catch the urine when an accident happens.

Used them with my 3 yr old grandson. Worked well. Pretty absorbent but did have a couple of overflow accidents. They also have a tendency to shrink a bit everytime they are washed. I bought 4T but after 5 washings theyre closer to 3T

It looks good. However, it doesnt have a good absorbency.

I was hoping these would act like a pull-up but more of underwear instead of a diaper.. they unfortunately do not hold in a full bladder of pee, as my child is not yet potty trained. If he pees, it leaks down his leg. They will probably work better for a child who only pees a little bit and is mostly potty trained.

They were a little small for my son but they are super cute.

I like the way they fit and my grandson seemed to like the freedom to run fast with them on. Unfortunately each time he urinated the training pants, his clothes and who ever he was sitting on got soaked. They may not be good for the baby’s first training pant. I will keep them for later, when he knows how to go to the potty.