Gerber Baby Girls Infant Toddler 4 Pack Potty Training Pants and Underwear

I wasnt actually looking for training pants but these are the smallest undies I could find for my 20lb 2 year old who is potty training. Pull ups did not work for either of my daughters, felt like a diaper to them. These training pants are great. Just enough padding to absorb enough of the pee so you dont have a huge mess to clean up. Dont expect them to absorb a bladder full though. 18mo size fit my daughter well with a little wiggle room.

This is mostly a review in terms of fit-- I keep seeing all these reviews about these running large, and that is probably true if your child is slim to average. However, I have what I refer to as a viking toddler. She just turned 2 and is about 3 feet tall and ~30 lbs. She is not one of the toddlers who has slimmed out and has very chunky thighs and bottom. A lot of 2T and 3T leggings are skin tight on her, and 2T leggings are halfway down her rear end. If this describes your child, these training pants will probably fit perfectly. I have size these in size 3T and the leg holes fit her snuggly and there is enough fabric to cover her entire ample rear end. They basically fit perfectly. These are great for small accidents. If I remind her frequently, my daughter goes to the toilet and mostly remains dry throughout the day, but occasionally has little sprinkle type accidents. These would not contain a full pee, since they are basically normal cotton underwear but with a padded crotch.

I got these for my 2 1/2 year old daughter and we love them for her. They are thick and soft and seem to be more absorbent for the little “oh no!”moments she wets a little bit before being able to reach the potty. I purchased size 2t for her; she weighs around 26~27 pounds; 2’10” in height and typically wears size 2-3T. The Gerber sets fit her more comfortably than the previous set of training panties I bought for her by another brand; I’m not having to struggle with these like I do with the other brand’s pairs to get them pulled up and down because the other’s material isn’t as stretchy or soft as the Gerber pairs are. And because of that I also think these will be easier for her to pull up/down on her own as she’s learning to potty more independently without as much adult assistance. The prints are so cute, she’s always so proud to show me she’s wearing them because she thinks they’re “so pretty!” So I love that she loves them which helps her feel more excited about potty training in general, more confident and comfortable with no longer wearing diapers. I recommend these for anyone who has a toddler who is potty training and learning to wear big kid underwear. And I plan to purchase more as needed in the future for my daughter.

I am currently potty training our oldest child using these underpants. They are thick enough to absorb small trickles or to prevent (or lessen) the impact of a major oops! I have found that, for our child, using pull ups underpants was not a solution as she seemed to recognize that she was still basically wearing a diaper and simply continued to wet on herself rather than going to the potty. Also, the pull ups (much like a diaper) are so efficient at absorbing and locking in liquid that they prevented her from feeling wet (a plus when training in my opinion because a little discomfort seems to help motivate her). With these, she can feel that she has wet herself and is uncomfortable, but they absorb a great deal of the mess and have saved my carpet many times already. Her pants do get wet, and we do have to change clothes if we have an accident. But, when she wears regular underpants and has an accident, the urine produces a much greater mess on her and on the floor or furniture. They are not as bulky as a diaper, fit well under clothing, and are easy for the child to remove and replace for potty trips. I would recommend giving these a try, at least as a transition between diaper and regular underpants. We have now moved to using a pull up at night or when traveling and that seems to work well. But, I believe these greatly helped us in making that jump from diapers to potty.

Perfect for potty training. Soft cloth, no elastic to skin. Padding in middle, for those minor accidents.

I bought a couple different brands for my potty training toddler, and I am liking this brand, but there is just one dislike. Its not AS absorbent as another brand I purchased. Its still great for potty training, but be prepared to wipe your floors and toddlers legs when accident happens. On another hand, your LO will definitely feel that it happened and its a window for explanation and teaching moment.

Gerber products always seem to fit small compared to other companies of the same size, but it works well for me as I have a small little girl. She is 19 lbs at 14 months. We are starting to potty train a little early (because shes ready) and was having difficulty finding some undies that would fit. The 18 mo size says 24-28lbs and, like I said, my daughter is 19lbs and they fit almost perfect. They will probably fit fine for several more pounds, but I doubt a 28lber would be comfortable in them. As far as how they work. I was holding my daughter on my hip...she only had the training pants on. I felt my hip get a little warm, I quick lifted her up and her undies were wet, but my shirt was completely dry! So they did the trick! She realized she was going and my clothes stayed dry!

Other brands just seem to work better and be more reasonably priced. These ones are softer and I got them for the pink colors

These training pants are fantastic for potty training! We did the cold turkey, no-more-diapers method, and these training pants were great for that. They are NOT waterproof, but do provide a lot more protection than normal underwear. They will still leak through (unless its a tiny accident), but the damage will not be as bad; you may even avoid the puddle on the ground and just have wet clothes to deal with (much easier). The material that these are made out of is very soft and comfortable. (I also ordered some Green Sprouts brand, which were so scratchy I sent them back immediately.) These training pants do seem to be higher waisted than most other girls undies (not sure about boys), but not to the point that they show above my daughters pants or anything. If shes wearing leggings or thin pants, you can see the seams that hold the extra absorbent panel to the middle of the pants (so she has little seam lines across her buns), but I dont think it looks terrible. The absorbent panel is not thick enough to make the training pants appear bulky or diaper-like. In terms of fit, the 3T training pants fit my daughter well when she was in 3T pants, so I think theyre true to size. I highly recommend! Also available in plain white (which my daughter actually prefers - go figure!)