Bedwetter Pants White

We have always been fans of washable diapers. Not only for ecological, economical reasons, but also because it's nicer, you don't have to deal with a stinky waste pile, and you can pass them on. Our little son is 6 years old, and still pees a lot at night. Because he was potty trained at night for six months, we didn't have larger size washable diapers in the house, but disposable ones. After a while, he still peed so much that we put him on two per night. And then there were leaks. We've been using bedwatter pants for a few weeks now, and I only have to change his sheets once, very maybe twice a week. They absorb a lot, fit very nicely, and are easy to care for. We get by with four diapers. Highly recommended for slightly older children! Don't forget to look at the size chart, which is very accurate.

Looked good in principle, but top too tight, so had to return immediately. Did not test for function.

After trying everything from diapers, diaper pants, putting on back to front and different brands, I came to this for a tummy sleeper of 3 years old. Always dry except for a few drops once. They go right along with the other's washable diapers. Sits a little goofy but works! Pajama pants should be roomy. Drying time is long.

With my 4.5-year-old son (whose nighttime potty training is unfortunately less successful), the bed was wet every morning because it leaked past his disposable diapers. With these pants there are no more leaks. Very nice and of course a lot better for the environment.

It fits well, seals nicely at the legs and tummy. It absorbs a lot of moisture, so the bedding finally stays dry on our tummy sleeper of 3. So unfortunately it also takes a little longer to dry on the clothesline.

Good fitting thick diaper. Unfortunately, the whole diaper and bed is soaked almost every morning, but this was the same with regular diapers. Every day it goes in the wash and dryer. The smell lingers in it for a long time and it is never dry after the dryer. Still find this diaper better than regular diapers.

The price held me back but I should have bought them sooner. Our son can put them on and off by himself and they also take up a whole ocean (if needed) The drying time is a little longer but you could put them in the dryer.