I am a mother of two teen girls who have accidents at night. The prints on the Goodnites make them feel confident at night. These fit perfectly but some nights they leak. Would you please make them more absorbent. This would boost their confidence a great boost without leaks.

I used to wear Goodnites in the mid to late 90s when I was a teenager. Now my 13 year old just started wetting the bed so I bought her these pull-ups thinking they were going to be similar to what I had to wear growing up and the quality has gone WAY down over the last 25 years! I remember there used to be so much padding and it actually used to absorb well. Now the padding is pathetically thin! It looks like they've made the pull-ups way bigger and more discreet, but none of that matters if the product doesn't work! My daughter said she may as well not even wear them with how much they leak, and she's right! I'm washing sheets every day regardless of if she wears the Goodnites or not! I think sacrificing quality for discreteness is a mistake and it doesn't make any sense. I'm not buying these again until some changes are made and they add way more padding like the old ones had!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is potty trained but has been having accident during the night, the regular pullnup training pants were not holding anything and we had a wet mess everyday. The Goodnite bedtime pants have made a huge difference since we started using we have not had one leak during the night. I love having less laundry and my daughter loves the cute little mermaid design. I really like how they are very form fitting to prevent leaks and they are super comfortable for her to wear, even though they are more absorbent they dont have that super bulky look or feel. I highly recommend these if your looking for a high absorbent underpants for bedtime.

My 8-year-old daughter has been wearing GoodNites successfully for years. She has been to sleepovers, weekends with the Girl Scouts, and even a week long camp. With a bit of help from parents who show her where to take them to the trash, she has been able to stay dry without getting embarrassing questions from her friends. Tonight my daughter came out of the bathroom crying because the GoodNites from the just-opened pack were too tight. She had already ripped one pair putting them on and a second pair was halfway torn. We ended up making her put on a pair of underwear over the ones with the torn sides so that she might (I hope) stay dry tonight. At first I thought maybe she had grown or that I bought the wrong size. Then I saw the "NEW FIT" proclamation on the front of the package. I double checked, and the old package did not have the new fit... Somehow your 25% stretchier sides are stretching less than before - I'm very disappointed. Did you test to see if this product fits on actual children? Anyway, tonight my daughter is wearing her GoodNite as if it is a menstrual pad. Thanks a lot.....

Bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) runs in our family. Our 15yo son and 14 yo daughter both still struggle almost every night. They have issues with arousal from deep sleep, and they produce too much urine at night (due to lack of a hormone) so they end up having accidents without even realizing it's happening. They don't even wake up when they are going. We've been using Goodnites for years and years. They still hold the accidents but we do use two at a time to prevent all leaks. I don't envision my kids opting not use them unless they have finally become dry. Both ds and dd repeatedly state that the product is very comfortable and dignified. They do not feel like they are wearing a bulky, embarrassing diaper. They both appreciate how common it is to see Goodnites on the store shelves--it reminds them that they are not alone in their struggle with enuresis.

My daughter is 8 and has autism. She is having difficulty with potty training and I was panicked because I could not find diapers that fit her. I tried pull ups but they leaked. Now I buy Goodnites for her and they are great (not to mention easy to change and adorable).

I bought these for my daughter and she wet the bed once because the size was way to big. When we bought a smaller size it worked out so well! When she goes to sleepovers we pack her a plastic bag to put it in and sweat pants because sweat pants show the lease of the Goodnites.

These are the only pull ups my 12 y/o special needs daughter will wear. She likes the feel. She hates adult pull ups. They have lots of stretch. But she is growing out of them, and no where near ready to give them up. Please make a bugger size, but don't change the material or styling.

My son will only wear girl's underwear and we both are very happy with the new design! He likes the cute new prints and I like the overall quality. We have not experienced the "flaws" that others have expressed about the new design. As MANY others have expressed, we are hoping for a larger size to come soon as he does NOT want to wear plain white "grown-up" diapers when he grows a little more!

Good Nites are better than other bed wetting diapers we've tried. But our daughter is big for her age and is starting to grow out of them, she really enjoys the feel of them but comments on how they've gotten too small for her. One concern we have is absorbancy, they leak sometimes. My daughter has also commented on certain designs. In her own words 'Disney isn't cool anymore.' (Even though she is too big to even fit in the Disney designed ones.) One final thing we would like to see in goodnites are wetness indicators... for determining if a goodnite has been used even slightly or if it's okay to use it again the next night if it hasn't been wet. Over all, aside from those few things, both me and my daughter agree that goodnites are very good and we will be sticking with them until she grows out of her problem.