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

Perfect for 18m they are not too tight on the legs (problem I found with other brands) so they quite comfortable and easier for her to pull up for her than other brands. Great for outings and day care so even if she has a pre-pee she can make it to toilet without showing she had a small accident and only needs a change of underwear rather than all clothing. One but is a quality as some threads started to let go after few washings but only in one place so it was easy to fix. Still would rather use those die to comfort and ease of use rather than top quality overpriced and uncomfortable ones.

First, these are hard to find in stores, so I was happy to see them on Amazon. Second, our toddler knows right off when she has an accident which is a good thing. After trying pull-ups-which do nothing to help potty train as toddlers sense no difference when in a pull-up-we went back to what moms used for a long time-cloth training pants. Right off, our toddler caught on that she was not wearing anything diaper-like. Buy these a size smaller than usual, so they fit snug-that is important. And, be prepared to clean accidents as these do not contain those as diapers do. However, that is a small price to pay for helping a child understand the difference between going in a diaper and going in underwear. After only one week, our toddler now has a firm grasp of when she needs to go, and accidents are rare. And, she is way ahead of others her age whose parents buy into the pull-up marketing.

These are really nice. My do observe the bulk of potty issues but there still is a bit of mess that gets on the floor but I didn’t expect them to be entirely absorbent. The one big issue I have with them is they fit my daughter mostly well but they do seem tight on her legs. I purchased the 18 month size and from what I have observed most 18 month olds have chubby legs so I thought that was a bit odd and disappointing. I feel if they were more like the boy version they’d have fit my daughter longer.

These pants are quite genius for starting out potting training. They look like underwear, so my girl was open to wearing it. Gerber also makes training pants with a plastic liner in the crotch to hold a little extra pee, but my daughter didnt like the crinkle sound it makes. These are thick cotton with padding to absorb some pee when theres an accident. Put some cotton pants over these and theres some extra absorbancy. There will def be wetness down the legs. If you are looking for zero mess, then get pullup diapers, dont look here. My daughter will just pee in pullups without a care; with these she understood the concept that she needs to pee or else she gets drenched. Great motivator. My kid is 3.5 yrs old, 30 lbs and tall (slender). 3T did fit kinda big like everyone says, but after a few washes they fit a little better while staying soft. Tip: To prevent messes on dining chairs, couches and carpet, have child sit on those waterproof liners for changing pads/cribs and wash when messy. Or use disposable pet peepee pads. Less of a headache. pros: generous booty area=less wedgies! soft leg openings, like a tshirt good thick quality cotton vibrant colors great value for 4 pants

I tried one pair on my daughter and she went straight through them. Her PJs were soaked. I know they are training pants but sheesh I would rather her pull ups at least she stays dry. I might have to wait until she is fully potty trained

Diapers have irritated my daughter since forever, including pull ups - these are amazing - they’re so soft, perfect fit, soak up a whole full bladder, wash easy (machine or by hand). Just ordered another bundle of 4! Going to save a lot of money using these daily instead of diapers!

Like how its snug on legs, but not too tight. Very soft fabric. Tip for you: never use fabric softener with these or anything that you need to really absorbent. Happy Potty Training!

We keep buying these underwear because its so hard to find training pants to fit my small 2-year old and so few companies make training pants in size 18 months (and none smaller from what Ive found). Theyre still a bit big on the little kid, though. Theyre just starting to not be baggy. Theyve held up well after a lot of washes and well keep using them until she grows out of them (which is unlikely since theyre still big).

The item is advertised as for items, but there is only two

These are good basic underwear for toilet training children. They are soft, easy for a child to pull on and off, and have enough absorbency in the crotch panel to catch small leaks. I have ordered Gerber training pants before, and they seem to wear well with normal washing and drying. The first set of underwear I purchased is currently being used by the third child to be toilet trained. I ordered a few more because the original ones are starting to fray a bit on the binding around the legs and waist, although the underwear are still functional. Good value and the print is cute.