Waterproof Pull On Pant - 2 Pack

We have used the Potty Pattys for years with great success. These are perfect for pulling over their all cotton (non-waterproof) panties. We used them only at night and our little girl was potty trained after 3 nights of "accidents". All of her bedding stayed perfectly dry. So, when she would come and get me after an "accident" in the middle of the night, all I had to do was put new panties on her instead of having to take her whole bed apart to change the sheeting as well.

Life saving product for me! I was so tired of changing sheets for my first grader. He is much happier too since his sheets are dry every day. They are also very durable and don't hold odor like some I have had in the past that were more cotton.

In 18 years of childrearing I have never needed to buy plastic pants. I always considered them a relic of my mother's generation who had to raise cloth diaper-wearing babies. My kids always did disposable diapers, pull-ups and disposable swim diapers. Recently, however, we joined a local swim & tennis club that requires children who aren't potty-trained to wear plastic pants over a swim diaper. This was a first for me, but you have to respect their emphasis on pool cleanliness. So, I checked online to see where and which plastic pants to buy. The Potty Scotty/Potty Patty plastic pants came well-recommended, better than name brands like Gerber, so I ordered them through the Mom Innovations website. I needed them fast so I could take the kids swimming Memorial Day. Mom Innovations said on their website they'd work to accomodate customers, but when I told them I needed them in three days, they said I'd chosen the wrong shipping method - Fedex Ground. But guess what -- they did arrive on Day 3! We've used them, we've washed them, we like them. $23.42 to buy two packs of two each (total: 4) and ship them. If you have to have them, we recommend them.

After trying Gerber and Dappi for training pants covers, I decided to take a risk and pay the extra price for these. SO worth it! The Gerber and Dappi seem to be made for much bulkier diapers and are too papery (gerber) on not repellent enough (dappi). These are the perfect thickness and softness and are REALLY made for potty training, not diaper covering. So nice to finally find what I've needed all along.

Just purchased these and the material and fit is very similar to the Bummis Whisper nylon cover/training pants. I like them a lot, especially for the price. Better than Gerber plastic pants.

Theses are great. Durable -- hold up to frequent washings with bleach. Easy to use -- my son can pull them off and on. And best of all they don't leak. I also bought the gerber ones and these are much better at preventing leaks.

No better or worse than imagined. Keeps the wet in pretty well. My son found them a trifle uncomfortable, but they are plastic pants...who wouldn't?

I'm in the midst of potty training my 3 year old. She's been a little stubborn about it thus my need for plastic protective pants. The fit well over underwear and under clothing. My primary use for them is traveling in the car and going to the store. Might be slightly big but for me that's a plus, because my dd is tall and growing fast. We did have a major accident and the pants failed to contain but frankly, there's no product that was going to contain that volume.

I have recently started potty training my 3 year old son. He is 41 pounds but very tall and thin, so I decided to order the size Large instead of the X-Large. I am glad I did, as these seem to run big. If your child is husky or has chunky thighs, then I would order the recommended size. I use them over his cotton "big boy" underwear. These pants do a good job of keeping his clothes dry. The elastic is soft and not too tight around the waist and thighs but is secure enough not too leak. When he has an accident, I stand him in the bathtub so it is easier to clean him up. Otherwise, you might have a mess on the floor. Overall, I am satisfied with them and will continue to use them. I gave it four stars instead of five only because of the sizing.

This is a great waterproof cover to use in conjunction with cotton training pants. It is softer and just better all round than the Gerber covers. Definitely worth the bit extra in price. They are not bulky ie they squash flat against the cotton pants. The elastic is very soft, also, which is nice. They are a good fit (we use the small size over the x-small cotton potty patty pants and also over the 18 mth size Gerber cotton training pants). If your kid has chunky thighs, they might be too tight.

I looked everywhere in town for these pants and was unsuccessful! I like the feel and protection they give! It helps me out with not washing the sheets from leakage everyday and that is worth gold!

Nice and soft not hard and plastic feeling.Keeps my daughter dry.She is about 28 pounds and a medium fits nice - runs big.

These are great and keep wet leaks in. Their very durable, I've had them and wash them alot, last a long time

The training pants seem like a nice product but their sizes are off. My daughter is tall, average size (not skinny) and 41 pounds. I chose the Xlarge for 39-44 Lbs. They are way too big and would have leaked around the legs.. The sizes of their products are more for stocky kids. So I am returning them and purchasing the next size down. I will have to pay for returning them but they waived the shipping on the smaller size order. They were very helpful on the phone and they arrived in three days. The same goes for the the cotton training pants.

Really happy with these pull ons. The material is nylon, which is more soft than the vinyl. We machine wash and dry, and they're still in great shape a few months later. My 22 month old darling pees through his nighttime Huggies diaper every night, and after many failed diaper covers, special diapers, and homemade solutions, I got these and have not had to wash pee off the bedding ever since. The cover alone is not enough to prevent spills, though. I have the nighttime diaper on, then some underpants over that to absorb the urine, and then the pull ons. When I want extra protection, I line the pull on with a soft washcloth. We probably wouldn't have this problem if he didn't drink water in bed, but I don't want to deprive him of his fluids. Now with these pants, it's not a problem.