Potty Training Pants with Absorbent and Water Resistant Layer. Pull Up Washable Potty Pants for Toddlers - Training Underwear - 2 Pack

These are a very god product if your child is almost toile trained. I did find though that they started to retain a smell of urine even after being washed on a high temperature which isn't ecological. I would recommend washing them as soon as they are wet although I found that this wasn't always possible if my son was at his nursery and had a little accident, they would bag up the wet pants and they would be smelly by the time I washed them come early evening. I do think they are very well made and were comfortable too.

Bought these pants for my 2 year old daughter whom I am potty training. I wanted something that would protect from accidents when going out (to places where it mattered), but that she wouldn't have the absorbency of or think of as a pull up nappy. I would say that they are o.k for a little added confidence if your little one is nearly fully trained, but they do not protect if your child wets herself completely even just once! They are useful when your child is asking for the potty just a little bit late and only wetting slightly - for this they are thicker than ordinary pants thus preventing the trousers/tights from getting wet too.

Has helped given my daughter more confidence as it allows her to recognise dibbles and even the beginnings of an accident and she is then able to finish in the toilet/potty, without any mishaps on floor. I do think these are useful for toddlers who are newly trained and have the occasional little accident. My daughter still is at risk when at soft play areas or sometimes doesn't get there in time if in the car ect..I wouldn't recommend for the very early stages of toilet training as it will not hold bigger wees. They are not pull ups- they are effectively knickers/pants with a lil padding. Oh and they are fine in a 30 degree wash and a light tumble dry.

After washing it the texture and material all changed, and felt rough and certainly aged the underwear. When I read the washing instructions it said to wash it ag 20celcius. I do not feel comfortable washing trAining pants at this temperature when they have had accidents in them, as i don't feel they are cleaned to a good enough standard.ProsVery comfortable compared to the Mickey mouse training pants I got from mothercare and are more absorbant than those when accidents occur, but at the same time makes my son feel wet.

Good for the money, will help with potty training don't expect them to hold a full pee....They are not a nappy!! And even though they do say don't tumble l did(on a delicate )shrunk a little but are ok but if I'd have bought the bigger size they would be fine

A little on the small side to say they're supposed to be large but they are much more cost effective than buying disposable pull ups. They do not contain accidents but they do stop them going all over your floor whilst teaching your toddler the difference between wet and dry.

Looked everywhere for proper training pants so was over the moon when I found these. We are planning to potty train our 19 month Grand Daughter this summer. I don't see the point of the disposable pull up pants as the will still feel like a nappy so she wont know the difference between them and her nappy. These don't have a plastic outer like the ones I used 26 years ago but will still give some protection to my carpet/furniture and give me time to put her on her potty.

Trying to potty train my toddler and thought these would be a good idea. Tried them for the first time and my little girl didn't get to the potty. She was crying because it was all running down her leg and when we took the pants off the remainder of the liquid went all over the floor. It didn't absorb any of it. I think it may catch a few drips if they haven't wiped properly after going for a wee but that's about it. Overall not good.