My Grandson who is autistic is a big eleven - he is potty trained during the day but at night we need to put on goodnights- do you make a larger size - I have tried the small depends and he refuses to wear them- he is very comfortable with the goodnights maybe a XXL size would work for the larger kids the XL fit him but a little snug and you know when you are sleeping you need to be confortable.- PLEASE HELP

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The sizing is very generous on the packaging as I am sure can exceed it. There is plenty of room on fitment waist wise. However feel that Goodnites should have increased the absorption a little more. It’s the same amount as the XL and with larger kids they could have a larger bladder also. However this product is much welcomed just know the absorption is the same as the XL and so is the width of the crotch area. This seems to make it a more tapered fit and if wet and walking it seems to make them start sagging or fall off.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are really great. I received the GoodNites product free for sampling purposes, but all opinions are your own. My son is a heavy sleeper and was born with kidney issues so sometimes he isn't woken up with the urge to go and these have not only helped his self esteem but helped keep his bed dry. We will be using these as long as needed and feel confident knowing they really do work!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The product has been tested. Here is how the bedwetter reviewed it... Fit: it fits well - like regular underwear. Comfort: slept well. It's comfortable, both dry/wet. Discretion: it hides well under pajamas and doesn't make any unusual sounds. Wore it wet to breakfast before changing and nobody knew. Design: okay (see my comments below) Absorbency/Capacity: it seems to work well and holds enough to wake up dry - the first one did leak a little out the leg, but the rest have not leaked. Added thoughts. We've been using the next size down and haven't had any problems with it. There are more per package of the XL, when compared to the XXL, so economically speaking, it makes more sense to stick with the XL if it continues to work. Next, my thoughts on the design. These are marketed for teenaage boys. A fake fly and colors doesn't fool anyone or improve confidence. Everyone who needs to know knows and those who don't aren't going to find out anyways.

We have tried all the other products on the market for our son with autism, but GoodNites (and previously PullUps) have always been the best product on the market for ease of changing and absorbancy but he is outgrowing the L-XL size now and they tend to ride up in a way that accidents by pass the leg gathers. We also have a big problem with BM training so we NEED these for BMs not just potty protection. PLEASE MAKE A BIGGER SIZE!!!

Not only do they fit but they make my son sleep better and being a kid that he is he wanted the spider man goodnight now if only they can make a Scooby doo goodnight for boys my son probable wouldn't ever stop wearing them lol but really my son asked about more than just spider man. But other than that they do the job!

My husband accidentally bought these thinking that they were training pants (my 2 year old son picked them out since he is excited about Spiderman right now). They fit him well for being size XS, usually he wears size 2T. They lasted all through the night and didn't leak when I woke him up the next morning. I just wish they were a little more friendly on the wallet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Goodnites XXL are going to change the market for youth nighttime underwear. This sizing of this product is not only going to help with adolescents struggling to stay dry at night, but also the community that struggles to stay dry during the day that is in between mainstream infant diapers and larger incontinence products.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For those of us with a teen or young adult on the autism spectrum, having an excellent disposable pull-up diaper isn't just a matter of minor inconveniences... it's a major quality-of-life issue. To that point, Goodnites XXLs are a godsend with the best fit and absorbency on the market. For those with kids like ours, night time protection is one half of the equation. These seem to absorb almost twice as much as the XLs, so even a big drink before bed causes no issues. The leak guards are tall and snug to prevent side sleeping leaks. The other half of that equation is what's not advertised... daytime use. Our son is daytime trained, but sensory issues with public restrooms will often necessitate he go to the bathroom in his brief. Bowel issues are also common to kids on the spectrum. Neither full bladder voids nor upset tummy bowel movements are any match for Goodnites, containment is excellent. We're so thankful to Kimberly Clark for the new XXL size!

Who ever thought the new design for the waist band was better, needs to rethink and go back to the previous one. My son is disabled, weighs 145 lbs and this "new design" is not working for him. I have a very hard time putting them on him. Also, you need to consider a market for older teens with disabilities who "have to" wear diapers. That would be greatly appreciated. I hate to have to look for another brand who will provide better fitting diaper for our son. And as I read the reviews, I am not the only upset about this.