My son was happy that a bigger size was coming out, but they are only slightly bigger. I found a package at my mom's when his older cousin wet the bed. They were almost the exact same size! Why did you come up with "bigger sizes" just to enlarge the others slightly and make the new L smaller and XL slightly larger? There is a need for older / bigger kids and you were doing it then to fall short. And before you give try the Depends S/M instead, they are too large and are not for actual wettings but for slight leakage. Can you please help make sizes / design for the kids you say you make products for? Also can you do a design update rather than plain design for the XL? My son loved the space design on the old L/XL but the XL are plain.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the GoodNites Bedtime pants.  My son still requires them for at night and they are the only brand that he doesn't leak through.  They are also soft and slim fitting and have a fun print, so he's not embarrased about wearing them.  I would definitely recommend this product to other parents and am confident they'd feel the same!!(Note* I received this product for free from Influenster for an honest review!! *)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having a teenager with occasional betwetting issues is a struggle. Even more of a struggle was finding a product that fit, works well, and is discreet. When the L/XL size was getting snug, we were thrilled the XL size came out, as our growing pre-teen was able to continue using a familiar and trusted product. Unfortunately, despite the new size, he continued to grow. Until now, we have been using the XL size, as the “adult-sized” products we tried would always leak horribly. The new XXLs perform incredibly. The size is perfect. They are relaxed and comfortable on my line-backer-sized teen, and there is still plenty of room for growth. Even the stretchy sides are larger and better positioned for the body of a teenager. The ONLY negative is that they could be just a bit more absorbent. Out of 8 nights, there were two nights with a slight leak, but just a nickel-sized spot in his PJs. XLs would sometimes leak through to the sheets . We are deeply thankful for this product!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son has special needs & is Autistic he is almost 14 but, isn't potty trained completely. He also has some issues with his stomach & the thinner products for " Bedwetting " didn't really work well at all but, that was all could fine in my sons size. Good night's are a much better choice , they have allowed Me to get some sleep & not have to do laundry every morning. They seem to be much sturdier than other similar brands. They don't tear when pulling them up & leaking is very rare. I

I tried the XXL Goodnites and I like them for daytime and they fit me better than adult pull-ups, I am a special needs kid and I like that the pad inside goes all the way up the back like the pull-ups did when I was younger. I like how they fit my body I am 130 lbs and adult pull-ups dont fit me very well so normally I wear tape diapers at night, but I tried XXL at night and it leaked so I will keep using the tape on diapers at night. It would help a lot if they made the overnight Huggies diapers in XXL for special needs kids because kids bodies are different than adults. .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My child that wore the XXL sized Goodnites pullups said they were much more comfortable to wear than the XL sized ones. He said that they were less tight around his hips. The first night he woke up dry but the second one he woke up and said the outside of the pullup was quite damp, almost wet feeling. The third and fourth nights he woke up to a wet bed and seems to have leaked from under the back, around the butt. He wore one to birthday party and said he needed to change since it felt quite bulky. Definitely not good for discreet daytime use.

Like many others who have commented, I have a 9 year old son with autism and we are having problems with potty training. We have always used Pull-Ups and now GoodNites, as they have always offered the best protection and are the most comfortable to him. GoodNites are like a security blanket to him and he has almost outgrown the L/XL. It would be wonderful if you guys would make a larger size!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like that they are easy to put on and easy to get off. There were slight problems with leaking but that was about the only issue we really had.he enjoyed the characters and was excited to put on his "big boy" nighttime pants

These are fantastic for both day and night. My son is in his early teens and have issue with making it in time due to medical reasons. He been wearing goodnites since he outgrew pull ups. These make his life much easier. When he has a accidents he can just rip off the wet one and pull on a new one. or if I need to help with messy diaper the side can be easily ripped. A truly wonderful diaper.

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.