What is the best pull-up training pants for toddlers?

Answer 1

I have been using the cloth diapers from this company and I have seen my friends use these training pants...This is what we are ordering...my daughter is 21months old and and at the rate she is going she will be completly trained by the summer...good luck.
ps. they resell real well on line to others who use cloth diapers..ebay and through the company itself.

tinytush.com under cloth diapers then look at potty trainning.

All-In-One Pull-Up Training Diaper / Bed Wetters Pants


These super absorbent all-in-one pull-up pants work extremely well for beginners who are learning to potty-train. They provide extra protection for bed-wetters while they sleep. These pull-up training pants are made with a waterproof nylon exterior, lined with 100% cotton flannel. The inner soaker panel is made of cotton flannel and terry cloth to absorb any accidents. These training pants are designed for quicker drying time and to make them easily washable. Available in white. Size goes by the child’s waist measurement.
Laundering...
Turn inside out and wash with mild detergent in warm water. Machine dry on low heat.
Caution: The use of bleach and line drying are not recommended as pants may crack.




For toddlers who are learning to potty-train


Provides extra protection for bed-wetters


Made with a waterproof nylon exterior, lined with 100% cotton flannel


Available in white

Answer 2

The best ones are the Gerber brand cotton ones that are a little thicker in the crotch. Pull-ups are like diapers and my son just pees in those, but the cotton undies let him know that he is going and he runs for the potty! They are thick enough that they absorb the first little bit of pee. I just use a Pull-up if we are going out somewhere and I don't want a messy accident, but I use the cotton ones at home. I am hoping to have a potty trained little man very soon. Good luck!

Answer 3

I have used huggies and they work fairly well. My daughter loves them. I do too because if she has an accident i can easily pull them off like a diaper( they are made to rip at the sides for easy removal) They have so many kinds like cool alert that allows your child to feel cool when he or she pee's. or there is the ones that fade. They have these little prints on the front that will fade when he or she pee's.

Answer 4

None, they give the child false security. They don't feel like regular underwear and most of the time when children "graduate" from the pullups to regular underwear they wet themselves because the sensation of being wet is different than it is in the underwear. The best way to "potty train" a child completely is to wait until that child is acutally ready and willing to potty train.

Answer 5

None. We've heard that is you use pull-ups your child will think he/she is still in a diaper and will not go on the potty.

My son is is 3 1/2 and potty-training and we went from diapers right to underwear (still diapers at night). It's working for us, but slow-going.

Answer 6

Well my own personal opionin i don't think pull ups should be used...Because they are just like diapers..(i have a 2 1/2 year old i plan on potty training real soon)But thats my opinion..My sister liked using the ah heck pampers i think they were..But that was almost 3 years ago..Sorry not much help huh? lol

Answer 7

I believe that no name or store brand diapers are better then the pampers pull ups! the pampers have a feel wet lining, so when they start to pee this jelly cold yucky stuff leaks out on them. What is this foreign crap and why is it o.k that it is allover my kids genitals. The store brand ones aren't fancy like that. They might leak but no gel substance.

Answer 8

When your child is ready to learn to go on the toilet instead of the diaper, THEY Will LET You know.
That means they now are aware of it, and don't like having a dirty diaper on.
Some are ready younger, some take longer
Starting toilet training before the baby is ready, is a waste of time.
When the baby is ready for toilet training, it takes only about a week to toilet train.
Then just use regular briefs.
Of course it takes longer to learn to wipe when doing #2.

Answer 9

they are all fine. Not really good for night time though, I find they leak.
I would switch to a "nighttime diaper"

They tend to hold more.... which is great for a toddler bladder.

Answer 10

I have now 2 olders Girls but I always trust Huggies Brand, they are very good, and nice quality, so I guess my best advice would be that brand.

Good Luck.