Dri Days Training Pants

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We are starting to potty train our first daughter. I bought two underpants to try them out. We didn't last more than two hours because my daughter wasn't ready, but the pants held up well. Wet and a BM, but both stayed contained in the underpants. To clean them, I rinsed out the solids, sprayed it with OxyClean and washed in cold water: washed completely clean. Driedthem in the dryer like I do towels. Great product! Will buy more!

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These pants are cute and soft but too tight. My nearly three year old boy will not attempt to wear the 4T pants I bought because they're too snug. His legs get squished and the waistband is very tight. Oh well, maybe they'd be good for an eighteen month old!

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My daughter is almost three and we ordered a 4T, these run a bit small especially in the leg holes. I know they need to be snug to avoid leaks but these are pretty tight. They do absorb well for accidents, I was very surprised. I'd like to order more but there out of stock in the 5T

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My daughter is generally toilet trained and dry at night 90% of the time. We use these at night- just in case. They have saved a ton of money in pull-ups and the sheets a few times!

They seem to run a little small, so keep that in mind when ordering

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We purchased two pairs as a trial to see if they fit our needs. They worked fine for minor accidents. So we purchased 5 more pairs. If your child is still having major accidents, these are probably not for you.

They are easily cleaned with mild detergent and Oxy-clean with no fabric softener, placed in soak, then hand wash cycle. Dry using ultra-low setting.

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I think these work very well. Yes, on occasion they do leak a little. That is to be expected with cloth. I cloth diapered my child so the thickness does not bother me for dressing her. I would rather have them be thick and help stop leaks then be thin and leak all over. You can't have it both ways. Also, one thing I have learned is when you dry them don't use any fabric softner or even a dryer bar. It will repel water and make them less absorbant. I turn them inside out and air dry them. Yes, it takes about a day but buy multiple pairs so you have enough. Less expensive then buying pull ups over and over. I do use the pull ups when we go out though.

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In looking for an alternative to pull-ups, I was pleased to find these training pants. My son definitely feels wet and does the "tippy toe walk" when he has an accident; but these pee doesn't go all over the rug or car seat. I still use regular underpants at home because they are easier for him to pull down himself (that is the one con to these pants); but these are great when we have to go somewhere and don't want to worry about a big mess to clean up. My son has been potty training for about a month and is down to one or no accidents a day. I wish I had tried these earlier!

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i like the pants fine but they do leak as they say. they probably hold more but i thought i could use them at night and he may not leak out if he had an accident. i was wrong. but they are nice and thick and probably hold more than usual undies. i don't use pull-ups - i beilieve in hard core underwear. my son would never have cared about wetting in them as they feel like a diaper. i have been lucky - if i don't let him drink too close to bedtime - he doesn't wet the bed. i thought i would need these for that but, it is a good thing because when he has had an accident at night wearing these, the bed still got wet - but, they did seem to hold more than regular underwear.

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It may work too well! It absorbs so well that he thinks it is like his diaper as he doesn't feel the moisture. It is great when traveling as it holds accidents and leaks really well when we can't get to a potty in time

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love this product. fit my daughter perfectly and allowed her to feel "wet". love the feel and the fit - not all "plasticy" like other training pants. only use at home b/c there is not plastic cover so anywhere they sit will become wet.

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After a week of use, my Son developed a urine burn on his bum in the shape of the tery cloth lining. Washing didn't help as much as I hoped and now my Son doesn't want to wear them. I will still use them as a back up when our other trainers are in the wash.

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ok product. my son felt comfortable in them, only drawback is they run small and the elastic was uncomfortable on the leg area. if you buy, need to be for the next size up...

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These are nice training pants. They do run small, so order a size larger than what your child is wearing in clothes sizes. They are not very absorbent... however that it the point to these pants. My daughter does not like the feeling of being wet. We are having good luck so far!

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I thought that these training pants were great. Not as baggy and bulky as other brands. They are easy to wash and dry and have helped push my daughter to be fully trained. Plus, they are a ton cheaper than pullups.

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My sons are a little tough on the potty training, so instead of spending $100's on pull ups. They wear these and keep them dry because they are "underwear like daddy"... with a twist (but they don't know that). I have been looking for a product like this for months. THANK YOU