I get these for my niece when she stays over. They work alright and she doesn't complain. For those people complaining about needing larger sizes for their special needs children, Northshore care is where you should be looking. An affordable but quality product with prints now too for those that like prints. They're cheap to have shipped as well.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was thrilled to see Goodnites introduce their new XXL size for girls! The larger size is a game-changer for older kids and teens who need a bit of extra support. It offers a comfortable, secure fit without feeling too bulky, which is such a relief for my daughter. The stretchy waistband and soft material really make a difference—it's discreet and confidence-boosting. However, I do wish the absorbency level matched the size upgrade. While it works well for light to moderate needs, heavier nights require some extra protection, which can be a hassle. If Goodnites could enhance the absorbency for this size, it would be absolutely perfect! Still, I really appreciate the effort to make these available for older kids. It's a step in the right direction. !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received a box for free from influencer. My opinions are mt own . My youngest did not like these (age 2.5, daytime potty trained) . They were too big and did not fit right. She did love the design however. Because of the size issue, they did not keep her dry though the night. They should have an extra small for smaller waists

Hi received my free goodnights from influenster to review. My daughter loves them, they work well for the odd accident she has. They fit a little big so id recommend going a size smaller then undies. Overall good product i will be buying from now on :)

My 5 year old daughter is non-verbal Autistic and isn't potty trained at all. We desperately depend on goodnite brand due to them being the only type that will fit her that we can purchase at our local stores. She's worn this brand for 3 years now. She wears them day and night we've had zero issues until recently. The last 2 packs we've purchased ripped down the sides before I even got them on her. Its usually the entire pack thats bad. With only 12 to a pack we have to buy several and its not cheap. I really want to love this brand again.

My daughter was really excited to try the Goodnites especially because she would be able to go potty independently at night if needed. Sadly night 1 (tonight), her diaper leaked through. We won’t be giving these another try. The worst part is that I let my daughter sleep in my boyfriend and my bed and I woke up to discover her and I were both soaked in urine. I am beyond frustrated and would hate for another parent to have to experience waking up covered in your child’s urine.

So far I think this is the best nighttime protection for any child. My daughter was 3 at 42 inches tall and 47 pounds when she definitely started using goodnites. Before that we alternated between pull ups and goodnites hoping the pull ups did the job. But those leaked. She is now 4 and we tried nighttime training. Great the first 3 days but has been unsuccessful recently. I'm thinking about putting her into goodnites again. I'm not happy about it but it's the best solution. They are very absorbent and fitting. The bed mats are great also but when she did have accidents there were times when her blankets ended up on the wet pad so I had to do laundry regardless everyday.

My 5 year old daughter still has issues at night. She is a very sound sleeper. But she is also a size 6X. Diapers and even Overnights are too small for her. These are large enough and they work. We still have an occasional soak through but these hold a lot.

My daughter and I were going to her aunts, who lives about 9 hours away. She's just about finished with bedwetting, but just to be sure I told her to wear them. After about 4 hours into the trip, she fell asleep. I woke her up and what do you know, she's wet. We pulled over to the side and I let her go change. Overall, I'd rate these diapers a 5 stars because of how much they helped us over the years.