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!!

We have been searching for a good diaper for a while now.We finally tried GOODNITES and now we love it.My son is a big boy @ 3 years old we are still having trouble potty trainning him so in between we use goodnites they are the best product out there... 1.great design 2.does not give my son a rash 3.no leaks 4.great for big kids 5 STAR PRODUCT THANK YOU VERY MUCH

I was having leaking problems.with my son using these, he uses then mainly at nights and sleep overs, anyway after reading a few comments I've decided to give goodnites another shot for my 6 year old son, I've taken the advice and started to put vinyl waterproof panty on him and what a big difference, it helped him with leakage, your child may resist at first but with consoling and advices, he still was hesitant but I persisted and what a Hugh help.. thank you goodnites thank you vinyl waterproof panty these together work the best !

goodnites are great for my son but as he gets older the goodnites get tighter. we have tried the trufit but those are tighter than the regular kind. i see that pretty much everybody is asking for a bigger size so i dont see why you guys havent made a bigger size.

the new sizing is horrible, my son says they are uncomfortable and too tight now, and leak every time. PLEASE stop making them smaller, and make them for bigger growing children, and make the whole diaper as absorbent as the front 1/3. He sleeps on his back and the very front is usually always dry and the middle is soaked and leaked thru. We drove to 4 different stores just to find the older designs and stocked up to avoid using your newest release. VERY DISSATISFIED

Goodnites are typically the best product on the market. I've been willing to pay $4-$5 more than the store generic brands because it was actually worth it. The sides were stretchy and comfortable. The new materials used on new the sides of the newly designed (with new graphics) pant are akin to construction paper. 1.They're extremely tight, so much so that it restricts circulation (not really a good area to be restricting circulation). 2. They're rough on the skin. 3. They tear with a simple movement of the legs! Talk about leaks! Seems like a ploy by some fool to save a fraction of a penny on materials. Idiotic move. As the stock of the former (actually useful) design depletes at nearby stores, I'll be turning to generic competitors that used to make products almost as cheaply as this one is made. Luckily they've upped their game (although they're nothing compared to the old design! Just bring it back and fire whoever thought the new one worked! I mean seriously, did you guys even do a focus group or testing for this!?!)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For those of us with a teen or young adult on the autism spectrum, having an excellent disposable pull-up diaper isn't just a matter of minor inconveniences... it's a major quality-of-life issue. To that point, Goodnites XXLs are a godsend with the best fit and absorbency on the market. For those with kids like ours, night time protection is one half of the equation. These seem to absorb almost twice as much as the XLs, so even a big drink before bed causes no issues. The leak guards are tall and snug to prevent side sleeping leaks. The other half of that equation is what's not advertised... daytime use. Our son is daytime trained, but sensory issues with public restrooms will often necessitate he go to the bathroom in his brief. Bowel issues are also common to kids on the spectrum. Neither full bladder voids nor upset tummy bowel movements are any match for Goodnites, containment is excellent. We're so thankful to Kimberly Clark for the new XXL size!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have older children that still wet the bed these are amazing. They're comfortable, discreet and will give them a sense of ease in the morning knowing that they did not wake up wet. I received a pack of these complimentary for my kids. These are my honest opinions on the product.

[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.

My 14 year old son is a bed wetter and frequently uses the bathroom during the day (about eight times a day). He wears these most nights and wets them most nights. He eve sometimes wears them during the day. He leaks about 3 out of 7 times, so they work most of the time. My son is more heavy set - he weighs about 180 pounds. We've tried adult diapers but he says that the Goodnites make him feel more comfortable. I suggest that you make them bigger so that they can fit bigger kids, because most kids are of the heavier set and my son complains that they're too tight sometimes. Also, make them more absorbent and they're waist higher. They're mostly pretty good, but them just being bigger would be amazing. Can anyone give me the email to contact the people who make Goodnites so I can suggest this to them?