2 in 1 Waterproof Potty Training Pants BOYS

I just bought it for my son and he tried yesterday and it leaked all over his legs and went through his pants.

I just have a question? Is he suppose to wear it with a daiper cover?

I am very dissapointed about it :(

Potty Training Concepts Responce;

At this time we are only aware of this product failing due to incorrect size, unintended usage (using like a diaper), miss handling during laundering, and the very rare defective pant. We do however address any concerns that are brought to our attention.

Why wouldn't these underpants replace pampers or pull ups??? The purpose is to replace either with the underpants so the child will not depend on the pamper or pull up.

Our Response;

Our training pants are not intended to contain mulitple eliminations, as a diaper is. They are also not intended to protect the childs skin from moisture, as that is counter productive to potty training.

The intent of training pants is to absorb the elimination and still allow the child to feel uncomfortable due to being in their elimination.

My son is about 32lb and is 2 1/2 years old. We just received the (LARGE 34-39lb) and they look huge.

We tried them on and they fit well around his legs, but they are puffy and the padding does bunch in the front and back.

They do keep the pee from leaking. Unfortunately, it keeps the pee away from his skin as well (because of the bunching)... Thus defeating the purpose.

I should have gone with the Mediums. I was just afraid they would be too small and I'm still not sure if the legs would be too tight in the smaller size. They work but could fit a whole lot better....

As for the pants themselves: The 2 layers are integrated, so why do they have to be so puffy???

The whole pant balloons away from his body, especially in the front. They're not two separate layers... like if there was a padded pant underneath and a separate outershell that was connected at the seams.

They would be nice if they were a slimmer fit like the padded kind.

Potty Training Concepts Response;

While we are aware that many of our customers go by the weigh next to the size, we highly recomend the use of our Size Chart for each of our different style training pants.

We added weight due to a high demand but quickly found it to be misleading as children wear their weight in different areas of the body.

Some have thin legs but a muscular torso and vice versa, thus affecting the fit of the pants on the child.

I like these for naps or short car rides because they are waterproof.

They do hold in a good amount but they can leak if left in a wet training pant too long.

They only issue I have with these is that they are baggy and he does not seem to notice he wets his pants when compared to the Potty Scotty padded training pants.

So these are good for planned potty trips, but not so good if you want him to feel it as soon as he's wet.