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Jess M.
> 24 hourMy daughter is between 2T-3T and wears both sizes but these were pretty big. They didnt fall down and are wearable but they are large. Some other reviews said theirs shrank but mine did not. As far as absorbency I think the other reviews describe them perfectly. Theyre better than regular underwear but there will definitely be some leaks if your toddler has an accident. UPDATE: My daughter has been wearing these for a few years now and they’ve held up really well. I still think these run large. She’s 5 now and they still fit her. She’s slim, but these are not just a little big, they’re rather loose on her. She no longer wears them for their intended purpose since she’s potty trained, but they are extra underwear for laundry day. No sense in throwing them out if they still do the job!
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Joymama12
> 24 hourBest underwear for potty training/newly potty trained littles! So much easier to pull these up and down than the thin cotton ones. The thicker absorbent core is helpful to soak some of the mess of accidents, and when accidents are no longer an issue, it still gives me a bit more peace of mind knowing she has slight protection if needed. We call them her soft & cozy undies. Also, I found sizing was just right. I was torn between 2T and 3T, I got the 3T and its slightly loose/baggy but not enough to fall down, they are comfortable for her, glad I went with the bigger size. One complaint is I wish they would make them tagless!
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JP
> 24 hourFinally someone understands that little girls who are potty training and starting to use undies need a little comfort and coverage. These full briefs have a little padding for absorbency and coverage. It is about time more little girl undies were comfortable cotton without scratchy lace, wedgies, and immodesty. Little girls dont need teeny bikinis, they need comfy undies that are easy to pull up and are well made. Kudos to Gerber for these training undies, it is about time everyone made good undies for little girls. These are a great transition from diapers and provide the same coverage as little boys undies. At this age and size boys and girls undies should be the same size and provide the same coverage and these little training undies fit the bill. I purchased these for my little lady who rarely has accidents since she is potty trained, I have bought three sets because they are the only briefs I could seem to find. The padding absorbs some liquid but it is not water tight so if you are training be prepared for leaks but at least your little one will know they are wet. I would buy these again too bad they only go to size 3t.
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DCmommy
> 24 hourI started potty training my daughter at about 8 months old. Nothing too crazy, just a toilet trip here and here to get her used to the idea. I started the real routine recently (shes now nearly 24 months), and I tried to use these training pants as an incentive for her..we call them her big girl panties, a step up from pull ups. Theyre cute, decently absorbent (of course they cant let it all out or youll have an issue). My only complaint is that my daughter is on the chubbier side (close to 30lbs, with a lot of her chubs contained to her thighs). The openings are a bit snug, but I suppose thats better than them being too loose. I ordered a 2T and they seem to do the trick...and their cute!
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Pri
> 24 hourThese are great. The leg holes are small - perhaps even too small for a child with very chunky thighs, but my kid has extremely skinny thighs, so its great that these wont be riding up from the sides. There is some padding, and although it doesnt seem like it would do much to soak up the wetness, these seem like the best option for potty training since you want your child to feel that theyve wet themselves. For size reference: I had to order a size 18 months for my 2.5 year old and though she hasnt tried them on yet, they look like they will still have some room for her to grow. She is very petite, aroubd 24 lbs which is I think somewhere around 10th percentile for weight. She is especially tiny around the waist area. Her size 18M leggings currently fit her as ankle/capri leggings and almost all 2T pants are loose around her legs (but for her height, sadly, I cant size down with pants). So I knew I would need to size down with underwear and based on the size of the 18M, 2T would have been way too big for her. If your kid has an average weight, Im sure the regular size would fit just fine.
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BRelph
> 24 hourLike how its snug on legs, but not too tight. Very soft fabric. Tip for you: never use fabric softener with these or anything that you need to really absorbent. Happy Potty Training!
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GBR Josh
> 24 hourPerfect thickness and very cute!
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Mommy to Twins
> 24 hourGreat quality training undies, they are really soft and the extra padded area in between the legs is just thick enough to hold a small pee pee or poo poo accident. They fit a little higher than most girls undies, around the waist, but thats not an issue for us, I actually like the fact that they are not hip undies. I love this undies for my twins, they are helping a lot during our potty training process. They shrink a little bit after washing them, so make sure you order one size up. My girls are 25lb @ 14 months, I ordered size 18month but had to exchange for size 2t.
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Heather Congrove
> 24 hourSuper cute and better than pull ups. Othan than you cant just throw them away after one use. My daughter showed no interest in potty training so I bought these. They fit perfect and she seems to be showing more intereste.
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A Reader
> 24 hourThese are cute in person and fit well. The fabric feels comfortable. My only quibble is that there are tags in them, although they dont seem to bother my little one.