Pull-on Undies 2.0 Stretchy Waterproof Potty Training Pants and Toilet Training Underwear (2X, Aqua)

Before I bought these, I was trapped in the house for weeks with those plain cotton training pants which left puddles on the floor under my son. While those thin cotton undies certainly serve a purpose, there was no way I was going to travel with them. I started with one pair of these super undies because I read they were the most leak-proof and it's true; I now have three pairs because they actually work. I have used them for car trips and naptime and they have contained all leaks. I've tried them with and without an extra insert. With an insert they are ideal for going out and in the carseat, however, I recommend using an insert that is one size smaller than the size of the undies (so in my case, I used a small insert with medium undies) because otherwise they bunch up a lot between the legs. Without the insert, they are great for when you're home and you really just don't want to clean up a puddle; without the insert they will hold one small pee. I have yet to have to deal with any #2 in these and am not sure how they will wash with the sleeve that holds the insert, but I'll update once I know. I save these for naps and going out, or if we are visiting someone with carpeting, just to really keep my son motivated to keep them dry. Also, a note on the style: my son is obsessed with rainbows and matching colors right now, so these are extra special for him. I appreciate that we have a colorful option that will work for boys and girls. If this review is helpful to you, I would grateful if you pressed the "helpful" button! :)

For around $20 a pair, these undies are not worth the price tag. I followed the sizing guidelines and bought two for my toddler. They were far too tight in the legs and were giving her marks on her legs. She didn't want to wear them because they hurt. Customer service told me to stretch the elastic. I did and they fit better. Then, after a few uses, I noticed that the stitching was coming undone in one of the pairs (around the legs and waist). I contacted customer service and they said to send it for an exchange. Then, I noticed that the other pair was falling apart too. After spending about $40 on two pairs of underwear, I was frustrated. I contacted the company and asked to return them for a refund so I could purchase Blueberry training pants since those weren't falling apart. Super undies said they couldn't do that. So... $40 wasted. :(

Just started using these pricey little undies for my three year old who is just-about potty trained. First impression was that I was satisfied with the fit and look if the undies, until I removed them after a few hours of use and the top band had stitching that was already coming undone! After less than half a day! Not the quality I expected after shelling out $20 for a pair of these. They are cute, but not durable. On another note, I bought liners for the undies (also expensive) and they do not fit. Quite disappointed right now.

We bought this product as a transition out of Pull-Ups to big kid undies. Our little one loved the idea of these but complained of the insert. This product did not come with an insert & we purchased another brand besides Super Undies due to cost (because we already spent a lot of $$$ just purchasing these). I really think they should include one insert with each purchase so you really get the full effect. Also, I’m not sure that the sizing chart was super beneficial. I feel that the Small is a little more snug than I would have liked. We still have occasional day time accidents that surpassed the Super Undies (I wouldn’t try these for night time)...but I can’t say for sure if it’s the size, the insert, or what...Rating this a 3 star because it’s not horrible but not the best either. I would love to have an insert & update my post on how these do.

These are almost too good!! They work exactly like a pull up besides the fact you can't wear them overnight (this company makes an excellent alternative for nighttime heavy writers) my LO had an accident and felt it but there was NO puddle and it barely leaked through the pants and that's because she was sitting down in her car seat. These are for long trips,trips where there isn't a child friendly potty or even naps if you add a booster. I love these and I have a late bloomer (in the potty training arena) and if not for these I would most likely have not a hair on my head. Thanks guys yet again for making a great product!

The quality of the Rainbow Super Undies is undeniable. The first thing that caught my eye was the made in the USA label. I really appreciate this. My outlook agrees with this company, and I think the big company garbage that is sold is flooding the market. We don't see real quality anymore.These undies are perfect for my 36 pound daughter who is having a hard time taking that final step toward potty independence. She can mostly stay dry, but the occasional accident makes her day kind of rough. This meant that up until now, she's had to wear disposable pull-ups, which show in her pants (and is embarrassing with her peers) and cost a fortune. Not to mention are wasteful and environmentally disastrous.These undies are awesome and I recommend them to anyone in this same position.

Daughter(s) loved using these for training. We started using them initially for my eldest and night "training" because she really hates pull ups and we do cloth diapers anyways so why not keep the cloth trend going! The design is adorable, fit was perfect for my 3yr old (28lbs 38") at the time. Not going to stop a full pee, but there is a little pocket you can put in an insert if you're concerned. But for little accidents it kept it contained until we brought her to the bathroom at night. Was very easy for her to pull them Up and down on her own, cleaned very easily with Tide original. 1 yr later, still works very well as my youngest is now training, no rips or fading and the elastic is still taught, highly recommend 2-3 pairs for good rotation.