Training Pants Underwear Toddler Potty Potty Training best: Training Pants Review

It's not a pull-up. What they are is somewhat absorbent to help the child become accustomed to the potty. They are not designed to hold the same as diapers or nappies, but they do hold up a little more compared to other brands. They are very comfortable for children. This is a great underwear for potty training.

This is exactly what I wanted. I'd say they're pretty good except if he gets into an accident the front of his shorts stays dry and the back gets wet. Not ideal, because with potty training you need to know when an accident will happen so you can clean it up. If his butt is wet and he's sitting, you don't see an accident on his face. I love prints! They are slightly smaller than his other 4T garments but still fit well.

We use these four for our almost five year old boy who is very difficult to train and is giving up pull ups. They're perfect for the transition as they feel like underwear and he can spot an accident but pee doesn't (usually) run down his legs. They only flow when he releases a full bladder. They've held up well through washing and drying (I add some vinegar to the load to get rid of any odor).

In general, I liked her. They were great for helping with potty training with the mess. They don't absorb urine. Pros: They keep urine in your underwear so it doesn't spill on the floor. The bad part: Urine pools in underwear, making it difficult to take them off without spilling urine all over the place. They wash well and dry in the washing machine and dryer. The color fades after several washes. I ordered prints for boys but there were 3 pink ones in the set for girls. We didn't mind, it's…