Ok I thought it was just me thinking they were getting thinner and less absorbent. My son just turned 2 this month he is just about the same size a a kindergartner already. I've tried but he hasn't shown too much interest in potty training. Diapers don't fit him and he is wearing the largest size in Pullups already during the day. But for the night the Pullups don't do much good so he has been wearing Goodnights. This last case I bought, has been a nightmare. Every night my son wakes around 4am soaked. There isn't enough padding or not enole mother doing it all alone when my son goes to bed that is my time to get everything that didn't get done during the day done and to try and get a good nights sleep myself. Having to get up to change him and his bedding and then to get him to go back to sleep isn't helping. ugh leak lock or what ever you call it to keep him, his pjs and bed dry. I am so frustrated. Please go back to the way they were with more padding and more leak protection. If my son doesn't take to potty training I could be looking at up to another two years, that's 730 nights of wet pjs and sheets. I'm a sing

We use this product for my 9 year old because we live in a two store house with a bathroom on the first floor and he refuses to come down to first floor by himself at night. Without the good nights we would have had to buy a couple different beds by this time but don't need to because of good nights working so well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Goodnites are a fantastic product,they really keep the child dry & clean.They are thick quality material too.I do however feel the only improvement that could be made for this product is bigger sizes for bigger kids.

We have bought these pullups for my non verbal son since he was in Medium now in the XL the pullup needs to be changed every hour and today there was pee all over the floor after just changing him. I've been using these for years so it's not user error. He went to the doctor yesterday and is 120 pounds exactly and the claim on the pullup is they go until 140+ pounds they worked well until he was about 100 pounds they absolutely have a gap like a pad that is too small when sitting or laying down. I'm disappointed in the product for this weight other than that if you kid is 100 or less pounds they work great. They need to change their claim for weight limits he has been soaking through at school but his aide has changed him pretty much once and hour and I do too. It's expensive and they don't work well. Until they get a new size I will not be buying more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have relied on Goodnites for years, and the XL size worked well for a long time. However, as my son grew, they started to leak more, which made bedtime stressful and affected his confidence. The fit was getting too tight, and the lower rise just wasn’t enough coverage anymore. That’s why we were so excited to try the new XXL size, and they did not disappoint! My son immediately noticed the difference, saying, “They aren’t as tight now.” The higher rise provides better coverage, and the stretchy sides keep them secure without digging into his skin. Most importantly, the absorbent padding in the front and the large standing leak guards do an amazing job keeping him dry all night. This is such a relief for the both of us! This new size has truly made a difference for us, and I know we’re not alone. We’ll be stocking up as soon as they hit the shelves—thank you, Goodnites, for listening to parents and kids who needed this option!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My little one was to big for regular pull ups it was hard trying to potty train him and we would back track quite often with his autism. These held very well. Even at night when he was rolling around. Definitely would recommend.

I can’t begin to explain how much the new XL size has changed my life. As embarrassing enough it is to have bladder problems, goodnites make it worth it. While I may be 31 years old still needing protection, goodnites has made it manageable. I no longer have to worry about accidents and that makes it all worth it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a fairly skinny young adult male (125 pounds) with mild urinary incontinence issues due to an injury. Most of the adult products are too big or uncomfortable for me to wear during the day as I am fairly active. I gave the Goodnites XL a try and was surprised that they work very well for my body type. They are comfortable to wear, very discreet, and don't leak. I can wear these to work or anywhere else with no issues and they feel almost like regular underwear. These are my go-to product for daytime use now.

OK the overall product is really really good Its obvious That us customers WANT & NEED a bigger size there are people out there with special needs children or there children are just bigger than other children or are a different shape or size as you point out children.When you have other brands such as depends and other great products WHY cant you make Bigger sizes like maybe 16-18 or 18-20 waist sizes up to 32 inch the stretcher sides do not work they break easy and the Diaper is smaller than your older models So I love Goodnites but i wish you would make bigger sizes

I am 24 male and have been dealing with incontinence for the last couple years. I have been looking for a new pull-up to wear for working out ever since Alyne (actually the best pull-ups I have ever worn) went Out of business in November, so frustrating! I had been using depend real fit for a few months. They worked fine but the pad kind of starts clumping after a bit, they would also leak some times when doing side planks or other stuff on my side. After Stumbling across the new XL size, I grabbed a 9 pack at Walgreens. These are a touch Small for me in raise to properly fit but this actually is nice for working out as it provides a little extra support and a little less worry of the waist band peeking out! I have had no leaks in the position that gave me trouble with depends; the pad also seams more durable; they seem about as absorbent as depends. These new Goodnites are exactly what I needed! PS: A message to Kimberly-Clark why do you not make a version of depends with standing leakgards or similar construction to goodnites? I feel like if you put those things on depends you might rid of a lot of the complaints.