First I must say that my son is not quite 3 years old and weighs in at 48 lbs. He is also very tall for his age and is often mistaken for a kid 2 year older. We moved into nighttime pants and training pants just before his 2nd birthday because we had a hard time finding regular diapers to fit. Once in a great while we were able to find the diaper we used in a size 7, but that was rare. After trying several other brands we finally found GoodNites. They are wonderful. They fit perfectly and we only have an accident in bed maybe one out of 6 nights. The only problem? They are too popular and currently, almost as elusive in the S/M size as those old size 7s. Ordering online is an option but sometimes cost prohibitive. So we tried the WallyWorld store brand only to have three leaks in a row (two in one night). So today we traveled to the red dot store and paid a little more to get the GoodNites we sorely missed.

I wish these had been around for my son. He was in his teens before he stopped wetting the bed and we tried everything. This was a long time ago when not much was available. I never shamed him or made his feel less because of this, because I believe it is hereditary as I wet the bed until the age of 9. Now my grandson is using these and when I first got them for him (a few years ago, he was so happy not to have to wear a diaper at night. These have made him feel so much more confident and he doesn't mind them at all because they are for big boys. He loves the Iron Man print on them too! Thanks for a great product!

I have a 6 yr old, who has been potty trained for days for a yr now, but who is not close to being potty trained at night. My son has moderate Autism, so it's a struggle! These underpants are comfortable, soft, easy for him to put on and take off, and compare closer to underwear than they do a nighttime pull-up. They are a GREAT way for my son to be independent, yet have the protection he needs at night!!!

My 5-year-old son is a "big drinker". We have to reduce his liquid intake starting 2 hours before bedtime. Even so, he occasionally leaks through his Goodnites, usually because he drank a cup of water before bed or something like that. The leaks happened maybe once a week or so. Because of this, we decided to try other brands in the hopes that one would eliminate the leaks. Boy, was that a mistake!! With nearly every other brand, including store brands, we were washing his bedding almost every day. What busy parent has time for that?? We switched back to Goodnites and now we're back to the occasional leak, and happy that it doesn't happen every day. And my son LOVES the superhero designs.

I'm absolutely in love with these pull-ups for my heavy-wetting son. We've tried a TON of diapers, slip-ons, and pull-ups. He has bedwetted and still in the very early stages of potty training. We’ve mainly been focusing on him getting used to pulling these on and off before transitioning to boxer briefs full time. These pull-ups are the softest material, similar to other Pampers diapers, which is why he still uses Pampers diapers when he's not ready to try or change into GoodNites. Change can be really difficult for him. I do think Pampers 360s might feel a bit softer, though. In comparison, the Easy Ups are a little shorter and less thick than the 360s, making them feel more like underwear. They’re not as short as other training pants that claim to fit like underwear (like Pull-Ups or Honest Company training pants—those can leave a lot of "plumber's crack" showing!). For sleeping, these GoodNites disposable underwear are great! They have nice stretch on the sides and are very comfortable. I bought the XL size for 95-140 lbs. I’m 123 lbs, and they fit me just right, stretching a little after wearing them for an hour or so. These are fantastic, and I love that they have “back” written on them, so it’s easy to tell which way to put them on. Plus, the print is fun!

My son has been using goodnites for at least 2 years now. They work great, no leaks, even when they get really full. Some one wrote it causes their son to break out in a rash, well on occasion they can cause a little rash, if its hot and they are in a stuffy diaper all night any diaper will cause a slight rash, to prevent that you can use regular vaseline. (I hardly ever have to do this now) Rub a little on their butt before putting on diaper and it prevents that. They dont rip or tear, I just slide them off in the morning. If they stay dry, can even be reused a few nights, they hold up great! Overall, great product, definately recommend, son says their comfortable, and doesnt feel like a diaper

I could go into another discussion about your company and lies about not changing product material to cheaper cost effective junk. But O will save it since your designed to give us the run around every time! The new boys designs fit him fine but the last camo/stripes design, the sides were perfect! Wicking seems a little lacking as well! Like I said before invest in the changes needed and bring back the standard quality consumers expect from KC and you will get your customers back!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] GoodNites Bedtime Pants are very absorbent , no leaks. They are as absorbent just like diapers with 5 layer protection plus double leg barriers. Easy for boy's and girl's to wear all day for potty training and night for extra protection when they wet the bed. I recommend GoodNites for potty training your child.

My child is able to hangout with his friends before bed without a crinkle he still wets them and then u could tell he has a pull up (Diaper) on and then but my 6 year old is proud to have them on he say "I love my good nites" thanks it's the best we've had so far"

I am the mother of 2 autistic boys and Goodnites have been a godsend. The recent changes they made in higher backs and more absorption have really made a huge difference, tho the changes are subtle. The only problem is that my boys hate the new XL designs and we’ve been trying Ninjamas because they’re so fussy. The only thing I would recommend to change would be the designs should be like they always have, a fun camo or super hero’s. And I wouldn’t think it would be to hard/expensive to add slightly more absorption. They’re about 85% there, great work to you guys!