Lamaze Organic Baby Baby Girls' Organic 4 Pack Training Pants

Because I work as a Montessori toddler teacher, I spend a lot of time learning about toilets! Many of the brands I come across have extremely tight leg openings - The toddlers are attempting to self-soothe but are having difficulty. Wear these to look your best. br>br>I like this brand because, despite the fact that they run a little big, they're roomy enough for chunky thighs. My daughter usually wears a size 3T, but she was a size 2T in these. They also lack the crinkly material, which, in my opinion, defeats the purpose of toilet training (I. e. , I. e. , I. e. , I. e. , I. e. , I. e. , I. e training to use the toilet). This and the Gerber Organics are the only ones I've found that are similar to this (roomy and without crinkle), but these are less expensive. br>br>They're also stretchy in the waste area, which Gerber isn't. This makes it easier for kids of various waist sizes to put them on and take them off. It can fit people of various sizes. I'm still waiting for training underwear that is stretchy not only in the waist but also in the leg holes to accommodate a variety of thigh sizes! ) Even as a toddler grows taller and slimmer, their thigh sizes change.

Marcellus Everett

| Sep 07, 2021

This is fantastic! I don't understand why anyone would claim that they don't absorb anything. They clearly have no understanding of what a pull-back is. But that's to be expected if you're wearing a disposal training pant. They're made of cotton and have a layer of batting on top that's fairly absorbent. They contain minor spills and prevent wet pants from necessitating a change of pants. After an accident, they will, of course, require replacement. They can't hold a full pee and aren't designed to do so. I love that the fabric is organic and that it is a perfect fit. They also don't seem to give my daughter a wedgie like some of her other classmates. They're her all-time favorite pair of underwear.

Hamza Maynard

| Oct 14, 2021

Disappointed that 100% cotton as described on listing is not 100% cotton as described on listing is not 100% cotton as described on listing I could feel it as soon as I took it out of the package, and the tag confirms that it also contains polyester. Apart from that, they're quite pleasant.

Meadow Holloway

| Nov 20, 2021

Not only were these made of organic cotton, but they also fit perfectly!! She adores these "big girl panties," as does her mother, because they actually fit and give the impression of pantyhose without the pull-on feel. She can easily pull them up and down as she needs to use the restroom, and she even selects her day's bottoms. I'll definitely be purchasing more!.

Grady Lowe

| Mar 17, 2021

These are a little on the large side. My two children are 24 months old and they wear a 24 month outfit. Clothing is 2T, but the 18 mo size is still a little big. They do, however, fit well enough to perform the task. No, they don't have a complete bladder release. They aren't supposed to do anything like that. They'll get a small leak, just enough to alert the kids that they need to go potty. These are super soft and get washed almost every day. They show no signs of wear after several months, except for slight fading of the brighter colors.

Emerson Travis

| Feb 28, 2021

My little girl is three years old. She belongs to the 5% height and weight group as well. Because 2T was not available, I purchased the 18 month size, and her underwear is still slightly too big. They were going to be too small, I was afraid. The size chart turns out to be spot on! br>br>The underwear is well-padded and extremely comfortable. My daughter's skin is not irritated by the inside seams. She's had accidents, and while the underwear can't hold all of the liquid, they're good enough to keep the floor dry. br>br>These are fantastic, and I wish I'd discovered them sooner. I only have four left, and none of them are available right now. I'm hoping for more in the near future.

Cooper Banks

| Aug 09, 2021

Because my two-year-old is petite, I ordered these in an 18-month size because the 2T sizes for toddler training pants and regular underwear are too big, baggy, and frequently fall off. br>br>I had no idea they made 18-month clothes, so I was pleasantly surprised when I came across these! I was SURE they sent me a size 3T or something when I first opened them - They're extremely large. I double-checked the size printed on them, and they are indeed 18 months! br>br>Much larger than expected, and definitely larger than ALL of our 2T training pants and underwear. br>br>They are, however, very cute!.

Keith Cole

| May 31, 2021

br>I took pictures of a pair inside out so you could see how there are a couple layers in there to help catch a leak, but it's not supposed to be like the disposable pull ups that catch everything. These are to teach children the difference between wet and dry. Being wet after peeing or pooping yourself is naturally unpleasant, so children will want to go potty after learning and/or change out of the wet ones. br>Go to YouTube and search for Potty Learning or Montessori Potty Training; the Hapa Family, Juli Williams, and a few others explain it well. Be patient and understanding with your children as they learn. It will take time for them to learn how to hold their bladder and exercise that muscle, which will be a lifelong task. br>Good luck to everyone!.

Rowan Clay

| Jun 26, 2021