Review on 👶 DYPER Bamboo Toddler Potty Training Pants: Natural, Hypoallergenic, Eco-Friendly, Unscented - 26 Count by Jill Ellis

We mainly use them for sleeping as our little one hasn't gotten to the point where she doesn't need them 100% at night. We used them during the day when we were first potty training and they worked just as well as diapers. But they glow in the night! I was concerned they would be looser or not fit and we would end up with a little lake of lemonade on the mattress every morning, but that didn't happen. The fit is wonderful. For those of you who haven't used your diapers, they're soft, not plastic, wick moisture well, but are non-toxic. These sweatpants are almost identical. You pay for it. But babies' skin is a little thinner when they're little, so non-toxic diapers start to mean something over time. I wish they weren't so expensive and in these expensive times not everyone has a lot of money to throw in diapers. However, we've never had breakouts with this brand and may only have had a leak or two due to tightening positioning. So the true value of cheaper diapers can go up to you depending on the brand you use and how well made they are. All parents should be able to afford that. They are probably the best out there.