Reusable potty training underwear
They can feel it. That is the point.
A pull-up is built to keep your child feeling dry. That is very good diaper design, and it is exactly why potty training stalls.
Most parents need eight to twelve pairs. Almost nobody buys that many.
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30 days to decide
They pick the printTry it
Your child has an accident in...
The floor is fine. Nothing was learned.
A pull-up wicks moisture away so your child stays feeling dry. Excellent diaper design, and it removes the exact signal that teaches them.
They noticed. So did the sofa.
Your child feels it immediately, which is the lesson. Everything they were sitting on also feels it, which is the problem.
They feel it. It stays in the pants.
Six cotton layers hold one accident long enough to reach a bathroom, while staying thin enough that your child still notices it happened.
Eleven prints
Let them pick
A child who chose their own pants in the morning is a child who wants to wear them.
The question everyone asks second
How many pairs do you actually need?
Enough to get through a day without doing laundry in the evening, with a couple drying.
Shop training pantsBefore you buy
What these will and will not do
What they do
- Hold roughly one full accident, long enough to reach a bathroom
- Let your child feel it, which is the part that teaches
- Pull on and off by small hands, no tabs and no adult
- Wash cold, tumble low, back in the drawer
What they do not do
- Replace a diaper. They are not built to hold a full day
- Work overnight. Night dryness is developmental
- Reliably contain a solid accident. The core is built for liquid
- Make the first few days easier. Expect more accidents before fewer
Start with enough pairs to make it through the week
Five pairs, mixed prints, and 30 days to decide whether it worked.
Training pants
Eleven prints, in single pairs or a 5 pair pack
Protection
Bed mats, wet bags, inserts
Potties and seats
Feet on the floor is most of it
Care and cleaning
Gummies and soap, one and done
Questions about sizing, washing or night times? Read the help page