Hello this product had worked great, but notice a change in size your s-m is larger. My boy who is 45 lbs and tiny should be able to wear this size but now leaks through and look big. Looks like we need XS even though the lbs say other wise. Problem is in most stores they aren't carring this size :( so for the past few nights it's washing beds everyday. This new design seems to be not working for us.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a definite improvement across the board. My nephew uses these and the the sizing is back to where goodnites were in the past, they were stretchy and had way more rise for a husky build and weren't tight like the XL. We would have liked the padding to rise up further in the back but this was compensated by the absorbency overall. the guards were also big and deep enough to handle any wettings that occurred. If there was a point to nitpick about, maybe a mix of designs would have worked but am thankful that this was even released in the first place and I'm sure that can be added on later. overall, a good job and much needed.

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.

i have used these more then one bag without a problem then my son wore one one night woke up the next morning and had a bad rash on his bottom almost like a sunburn and the skin was peeling the dr said that they have seen it b4 it was a chemical burn caused by the goodNites Underwear do you really need to put all those chemicals in a pull up that it could cause something like that i switched my brand

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall a good pullup for bigger boys. The higher rise is great for boys who sleep on their stomach. It is discreet and quiet. I would give it a 5, but occasionally they leak. They could use more absorbency and a wider crotch. The leak guards could also be taller. My son almost never has leaks at night. But during the day they almost always leak before the back side gets used. Recommend using plastic pants as a safeguard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As the title says, it's great that they finally made this larger size to fit bigger kids better. The only thing keeping these from being a 5-stars is the absorbent padding area isn't a little bit wider to accommodate the larger size. They have the same width absorbent padding as the XL size. The absorbency on them is good as long as they're not being flooded (wetting them quickly)... And at the same time, they will tend to leak if they are wet too quickly. These are good for light to moderate settings. These are also good for when discretion is key - the disappear when they are worn with a pair of underwear over them. **Side note: These samples arrived long after they were released and available to the public... I was able to get ahold of them a few weeks after signing up for testing & months before these samples were sent out to me...*

We have the new designed pull-ups in the XL size and the different material used on the sides make them too tight. We compared the old version to the new version and noticed the new version doesn’t stretch as far. Either add another size of xxl to go back to the old design. This doesn’t allow them to fit different types of bodies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our family has dealt with bedwetting for many years. Most of the kids are well into their teenage years and manage their needs on their own. Mom's help is no longer wanted and is even frowned upon ;( but they have no quarrels when it comes to cleaning their rooms, doing their laundry, and changing their sheets. It is a strange dichotomy where I help them quietly in the background while also giving them the sense of independence. When it comes to bedwetting, they have their own routines, which rarely, if ever, are discussed anymore. The one thing I am involved in, is ensuring they have what they need to keep themselves comfortable and dry. We've used goodnites for many years and the fact that KC is adding new sizes shows their consideration for families like mine! I was surprisingly able to squeeze out some feedback from my boys as I told them they were "beta testers." Amid the groaning, they said XXL sizing feels and fits better than the XLs they currently wear. Well done!!!

Still utilized by our 15 year old son! He's way into High School already, bedwetting is such a bummer. Amazing to think that even at his age my son can find a product like Goodnites that is explicitly made as bedwetting protection for his age group. It really puts bedwetting into perspective. 3% of TEENAGERS are bedwetters I know that can sound hard to believe but this is a common MEDICAL CONDITION (very very minor) that affects ALL AGES and products like GNs ("diapers") whatever you wanna call them even 15 year olds have very serious needs for them.

Goodnites were my lifesaver. Not any more. My son has special needs and has worn goodnites for the past 4 years. He is within the weight limit and they fit him perfectly. But now we can't use them. The blue side panels tear every single time I put one on him. The side panel material is different. They are even A LOT smaller too. In my life if I have something that's consistent that I can trust, then it's like a huge burden is lifted. Well thanks because now I am totally stressed..