[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 9 year old is able to go to sleep overs and have friends stay the night. He loves his night pants and they have given him his confidence back. i love that they make this product for older and bigger kids and know my son loves them too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the female version of these free for sampling purposes but all opinions are my own. While my daughter only had one accident while wearing them it made everything so much easier. No middle of the night shower and sheet change!! Brilliant

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I enjoyed using the XXL goodnites. The capacity was sufficient for moderate nighttime wetting, but I did still worry about leaks from the back of the pull up since the absorbency isn’t as high. As someone who sleeps on all sides and my back, I would prefer a nighttime incontinence aid that has my back. The fit was excellent, with the rise of the pull up actually sitting correctly on the waist. However, it did sag about 1-2 inches lower when wet. The print was appropriately inconspicuous and the pull up is very discreet. Despite the few flaws I would still recommend the XXL goodnite.

I received these free to try from Influenster. I have a almost 4 year old and a 6 year. both of them tried them on and it fit both of them. My youngest wore his to bed once, but didn't wet the bed that night. He does occasionally wet the bed, but not frequently enough that I would make him wear these every night. I have tried the Goodnites disposable bed mats, and those are awesome because they stick to the sheet. Overall its a great product, the Goodnites Underwear, fits well. Can't say how well they work yet. Will keep trying them out.

I have two boys, 7 and 9, that both have struggled with bedwetting. They wore the regular Pullups to bed until a couple of years ago when they decided they were too old to be wearing "diapers." I know it's hard for them as they want to be big, independent kids but after nearly two years of waking them up to take them to the bathroom and changing wet PJs and bedding I decided something had to change. I knew about Goodnites so I visited the website and decided to take the "challenge!" I bought a pack of the S-M for the 7 year old and L-XL for the 9 year old. At first they hated the idea. After a lot of discussion and they saw that the designs were for older kids, not babies or toddlers, and there was an older kid on the pack too they agreed to try them. The next morning they were dry! I asked what they thought, they said it felt different wearing something but soon forgot they had them on, they liked the cool designs, and how they were dry in the morning. We are now a Goodnites family. They both wear them every night and I recommend them for older kids.

Looks like so many people on here asking for a bigger size, for a while.. I am asking as well. I have not seen one person request a smaller size, but oh hey lets will bring out a smaller size that no one is asking for. Great job "not" listening to so many people that are willing to give you money!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the GoodNites Bedtime pants product free for sampling purposes, in exchange for an honest review. Unfortunately, Imy son refused to wear them because "he is a big boy" and "diapers are for babies". My twins have been potty trained for a while, and aside from the occasional accident (mostly from my son), they have not had a need to wear night time diapers. I tried to convince them they were disposable underpants but he was not having it. So I passed the bedtime pants onto his under cousin who was newly potty trained. My sister-in-law reported that the underpants gave great coverage. There was no leakage, and there was great flexibility. My nephew enjoyed the characters on the underpants, and said they did not feel like diapers.  Most nights he was accident-free, but there were a few nights that he was happy he wore them to bed. I (my sister-in-law) would recommend using this product. 

My son is 10 and wets pretty heavily every night. He leaks through these every single night. He is in the larger size at 63 pounds, but has a thin frame (he is 4'7", so average height, but on the lighter side for weight). He probably could wear the smaller size (though those leaked as well), but the super hero designs are too babyish for him. Something more plain and neutral would be better. Absorbency that goes higher up to the waistline and maybe some side absorbency would probably help. Or somehow make the sides adjustable so they can be fit tighter.

I bought a Goodnite box S/M with a count of 44 and one half contain 22 and the other half 18 I am missing 4. Is not the first time that this happens with the box Only. I also noticed that when I buy a box the diapers seem low quality, I rather "sometimes" buy the Goodnite bags that is a 14 count but it can get expensive so I go for the box instead. Anyways is still a great products I do recommend.

My son is 10 and a bigger kid; he also has autism and wears these every day. Unfortunately, I have two major issues with Goodnites right now. First of all, apparently there is a manufacturing shortage or something because the L/XL sizes are not in stock pretty much ANYWHERE. I have a perscription from his doctor for these, and my pharmacy can't even fill it because no one has them. I have been scrambling to find a single package anywhere! My son is ridiculously sensory sensitive and very much won't wear any other incontinence product besides goodnites (he wasn't thrilled when he got too big for the Marvel characters either!). Which brings me to my next point: How many reviews on here are asking for bigger sizes for older kids and teens? My son is 10, and we are stretchinggg the weight/size limit on these. These are a completely different material, fit and design than any of the "medical" diapers, and my son absolutely refuses to wear anything else. What do you tell these parents when you have marketed these products to these families for years, and one day they just have to get used to something new? This does not work well in special needs families. Listen to your customers; make a teen version. Some kids can't deal with your "Tru-Fit" underwear (I've tried multiple times), and don't like the feeling of them at all. So, please, instead of turning thousands of customers away with real issues and concerns that are pleading with you to make a bigger size, you should really talk to your marketing and development departments, because you are missing out on a very LARGE customer base due to them growing up.