My son has been wetting for a while now and sadly he is outgrowing the largest size GoodNites has to offer. From the looks of it, it seems my son isn't the only kid that is dealing with this problem and larger sizes have been requested for special needs and normal kids going into their teens. I have read the reviews and came across an answer to someone's comment stating that you are not looking to make a bigger size but the community seems to pleade otherwise and re-think that decision your company has made on the sizes.... I mean what was that old saying again " the customer is always right"? But seriously stop shrinking the sizes because it's just shrinking my son's confidence. And no "Depends" hasn't worked for him we tried. "Tru-fit" are slightly smaller and tighter a bit uncomfortable according to him. I would say please meet our requests but it's staring to seem too much to ask from repeating responses... No offense though.

I buy these for my 15 year old son for him to urinate in at night instead of getting his bed and PJs all wet. He has a common problem where he sleeps too deeply to feel the urge to pee. I'm sorry to say but he really does need some kind of diaper for bedtime. These do a great job! At night, I recommend having the kid wear a pair of normal daytime underwear briefs over them, which keeps the diaper tight against their body to prevent leaks and also minimizes any "diaper bulge" to keep them discrete (the wet diaper has a tendency to get very bulky in the front and crotch).

Very happy with the product, but I need a bigger size for my 3 year old, he is potty training, but I use these for him at night and they work very very well but I need a bigger size for him please, I buy these and only these because they're the only ones that fit him, please share this with the rest of your team and make bigger size, Thank you!!!

This post is VERY long. Tl;dr, highly recommend GoodNites to help ANY bedwetting child We spend a lot of money on these every month so I figured they are worth a review. Bedwetting is actually a really complicated, frustrating, and expensive issue to deal with, even with a product like GoodNites. It is also surprisingly common but no one ever seems to talk about it so there's a dearth of information and support available out there, especially for adolescents and teens (like my son). So I feel like this is a great opportunity to help a lot of people out who are helping a child manage a very mortifying medical issue. If your child is struggling with bedwetting, let me assure you: YOU ARE NOT ALONE and your child has NOTHING to be embarrassed about. According to his Dr. this is just a normal developmental delay. 4% of boys his age wet (14) wet the bed. So he probably has classmates who also struggle. He has NEVER had daytime accidents but night is a totally different story. The thing to remember is it is NOT the child's fault. He also has genetics to blame: I wet the bed until I was about a year older than he currently is. So I figure he's got another solid year left of dealing with this problem. He's still wet 2-3 nights/wk. We have tried alarms, pills, etc. in the past and they did nothing so we've given up on medical intervention and we're just letting time take its course like the Dr suggested. BTW, according to the doc witholding fluid before bed makes no difference. In the meantime, he dozes off at night in a GoodNte. They are the only product which has reliably kept him dry throughout all these years. My son wears them under his PJs every night in lieu of his normal boxers. He has been wearing them at night for a LONG time, ever since he was out of daytime diapers, and never gone without them at night. The GNs come in two new designs: a stripey multicolor brief kind and a camo/heli military kind. My son says he doesn't really care about the designs since he's the only one who sees them anyway, but he did admit that he thinks they look like diapers, just that he doesn't care as long as they work. And the GNs do work pretty perfectly. There is never a leak issue, and my son is a VERY heavy wetter. I asked my son to list some pros and cons about the GNs and this is what he told me: Pros: -Very absorbent--Never a leak. -Hygenic-Bedwetting can lead to skin conditions, but my son has never had a problem with the GNs. He uses a little powder in them at night which I definitely recommend. My son sleeps like a rock so he may be wearing a very full pull-up for many hours. The pull-ups keep things totally clean and sanitary. -Soft and comfortable--Soft padding all the way across the pants. Very stretchy sides that move with the child's body. The GNs are designed to wick away moisture from the skin so the wearer doesn't even feel wet if an accident occurs. His skin is dry to the touch when he takes the GN off in the morning. He sleeps the whole night through without being disturbed and doesn't even feel wet until he wakes up. Cons: -Bulky-Even though they're comfortable my son says they feel very bulky and make his PJs bulge out especially when wet. -Loud--the pants definitely make a noticible rustling noise under PJs when the child moves. To be honest, it sounds like a diaper and I definitely notice it when my son has one on, and my son agrees that the GNs so have a diapery sound to them. -Not Discrete-one of the main selling points of GNs is they're supposed to be discrete but my son says they're anything but because of how loud and bulky they are. Also, the pull-ups ride up above the waistline of my sons PJs so the GN sticks out over the top. Here are some tips directly from my son about his condition: -Definitely use a product like GNs -Don't be afraid to do sleepovers, camp, etc. He wears the GNs no problem. His tip is to wear compression shorts over the night pants and for PJs a large size of the swishy sweatpants to totally hide the GN. -If you happen to wake up in the middle of the night and notice you are wet, definitely change into a fresh GN. Also don't wear the same GN the next night if you wake up dry, just use a fresh one. You can find GNs in the disposible diaper section of your local grocery store or pharmacy, and as a parent the product definitely does come across as being basically a large diaper. I know my son definitely isn't fooled and essentially thinks of them as diapers as well. But, the thing is he isn't embarrassed at all about needing "diapers", or "Pull-ups", or whatever you want to call them, it doesn't matter. All he cares about is whether they leep him dry and the GNs do just that. It's like the bedwetting never even happened. And that's what makes this product so great: it really works like it says it does. My son and I highly recommend them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the GoodNites Bedtime pants product free for sampling purposes, in exchange for an honest review. Unfortunately, Imy son refused to wear them because "he is a big boy" and "diapers are for babies". My twins have been potty trained for a while, and aside from the occasional accident (mostly from my son), they have not had a need to wear night time diapers. I tried to convince them they were disposable underpants but he was not having it. So I passed the bedtime pants onto his under cousin who was newly potty trained. My sister-in-law reported that the underpants gave great coverage. There was no leakage, and there was great flexibility. My nephew enjoyed the characters on the underpants, and said they did not feel like diapers.  Most nights he was accident-free, but there were a few nights that he was happy he wore them to bed. I (my sister-in-law) would recommend using this product. 

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thank you Goodnites for coming up with the XL pull-ups for older kids. My son has cerebral palsy and I thought I was going to have to start using the adult diapers. My son has a little more room in the XL than the L/XL pull-ups. The only issue I have is that when he wets the diaper the inside material sticks to his bottom. I hope you are looking to make XXL in the near future, That would be a big help to me and my son. Thanks Again!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried Goodnites bedtime pants for boys free thanks to home tester club. My opinion is completely my own. I used goodnites with my four year old son Konnar. He has autism and sometimes wets the bed at night still. He can become very upset when his underwear or blankets get wet. When he first saw the goodnites he was excited because he loves superheroes and iron man. The bedtime pants where easy for him to put on and felt more simular to underwear then other brands. With the security of goodnites he had more nights without wetting but when he did he wasn't as upset. His blankets and clothes remained completely dry. I appreciate the goodnites brand for helping my son to be more secure and confident at night.

These diapers are the perfect size for my almost 5 year old autistic son. We have been having a hard time trying to find the right size diaper for him and ran into to these. They are fantastic and do the job, but his school constantly complains that they need diapers with Velcro on them because it's too time consuming for them to take his shoes and pants off to change his diaper. Is there any way you would consider making some with Velcro as well? I know I am not the only parent that is going through this and am sure many would like this idea.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While older kids may seem like they are fine, sometimes they need a little extra protection. This product is great for it's absorbency and anti leak features. I would recommend this product for anyone who needs a little extra protection.

We used to buy these 4 boxes at a time for more than 3 years; they were great. Now they cause my son to break out in hives every time they come into contact with his skin. I'm not sure what the company did to change the product, but the changes were not for the best. We will not be buying these in the future, & we're planning to return the ones we already have.