MooMoo Baby Cotton Training Pants 4 Pack Padded Toddler Potty Training Underwear for Boys and Girls-12M-5T…

Ordered size 12-18 a little big they fit over the diaper area just come up further over the stomach area, my son usually wears sizes, 12-18 months...feel like I could of ordered a smaller size and it would of fit better. The padding is thinner than I thought it would be, my son peed once in it and it did fine didnt leak through. The second accident I think he may have peeped a lot or a few times and it was completely soaked.

Bought these panties for potty training. print are beautiful and material is soft. Absorbency is very good but the fit is small. I ordered the biggest available size for my 2.5 yrs old boy but it is very tight around the thighs

Love these!!!

Bought this for my 20 month old- great fit as she is on the skinny side. She loves the sharks! Absorption is nice although she seemed to be totally cool with her undies being wet haha. I would buy this again. I’ve seen reviewers complain about night time- I wouldn’t use these at night and expect to not wet through these. These are not diapers after all.

Soft & well made. Bought to replace overnight pull-ups. My son (4) wet through first night we wore them- onto bed etc. We will try again tonight but it seems these are more for small accidents.

I liked the idea of staying on my cloth diaper and my natural kick; even when it came to potty training. In all honesty they do alright, but ideally Id just use the pampers or huggies pull ups. Or maybe even find another brand but I couldnt find anything better. These cloth pull ups soaked through when my son used them as a diaper and if he say down you could see a little trail of wetness he left behind. I know theyre not diapers, but even in potty training accidents are gonna happen and it just wasnt worth the money in my opinion. Its a really cute product, and I liked the patterns. They fit as expected for us, but remember every child is different and id not just go by weight but by your gut. My son fit into the 2t, but I bought some 3t just to be safe and he fits into both just fine.

This have a good fit and snug elastic that doesn’t leave marks. I ordered two sixes and went with the 3/4 for my size 2 skinny toddler. They did fade quickly but I don’t care about that. They did the job and thankfully only used them a few days. They are not waterproof at all. My first kid went straight to regular underwear but I thought these would be good to have as a backup and for the car and because more kids means parents aren’t as on top of things. They wouldn’t work for that as they are not waterproof at all. The image says TPU but these are all cotton. For cloth diaper parents these are the absorbency of an cotton/hemp booster (not nearly as much as a thirsties or buttons type insert or prefold) but absorb quickly because it’s loosely layered.

I wasnt too happy when I first opened the package. The tags were on the outside - so I had to cut those off and they looked slightly too big for my son. After cutting off the tags and washing them however, they are now some of my favorites for him during potty training. These are VERY comfortable (according to my son) and look adorable. They fit him perfectly and have saved us several time when he had an accident - they hold a decent amount. I would highly recommend these over any you could get in a big box store. In fact, I am going to order more now!

We used Gerber training pants for my daughter. She was easy to potty train and barely had any accidents. My son is quite the opposite... Accidents all the time... I had to buy so many training pants for him. These claimed to have more layers of absorbant material plus the tpu lining inside; they also looked like the padded part covered more area than the ones we were using. So I took a chance on them. They are really nice. My son likes that the thighs are cut higher. I am definitely ordering more of these. **do not expect these to absorb like a diaper or pullups** these are not going to hold an entire emptied bladder - it will soak through and wet pants/couch/carseats. I PERSONALLY dont believe in pull-ups. I think kids need to feel the wetness so they can understand why they should go in the toilet.