[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While I applaud the efforts of Kimberly Clark and Goodnites in finally offering a larger size after so many people have been begging for a bigger size for so many years. I do not feel I just finished testing the new Goodnites XL size for up to 140 pounds it's about time they offer a larger size While I applaud the efforts of Kimberly Clark and Goodnites in finally offering a larger size after so many people have been begging for a bigger size for so many years. I do not feel they went far enough the size range goes up to 140 pounds which is only a 15-pound difference compared to the previous L/Xl size up to 125 pounds. The new size did fit and protect better but for how long? I realize they designed these products for older children with bedwetting issues but they are used for a lot more than just bedwetting. Many children and even young adults with various disabilities Spina Bifida, cerebral palsy, autism, and many other disabilities these children and young adults may be using these products long-term up to and including lifetime usage. And yet companies like Kimberly Clark do not make a lot of efforts to help these users there is a large gap in sizing from youth to adult products. good effort Goodnites please consider an xxl

GoodNites are a necessary night-time product in my household. My Grandson is in the potty-training phase and nightime seems to be the hardest time to learn to potty-train. With GoodNites we can be sure that he is comfortable and dry until he has mastered the art of potty-training. I prefer this brand over any of the others and feel it is of higher quality than similar products on the market. Plus my Grandson loves the characters on the Bedtime Pants. I would refer this product to anyone wanting peace of mind and comfort for their little ones at night.

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.

My son who just turned twelve wets the bed several times a week. He is 95lbs and fairly skinny. The problem with you product is the Goodnites are not tall enough in the rear and he complains that they " feel funny " because they do not fully cover the area that they are intended to cover. I am concerned that within the next year my son will outgrow these and we will have to find a new product to use.... I always thought Goodnites were intended for older children up to the age of 14 or 15. If this is still the case then why does the underwear seem to be getting smaller over the years? Feedback would be nice. Thanks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was sent these, but the girls print, by Influenster for free to try and review. I really liked them. They were way better than other brands of training pants that I have tried with my children. It exceeded all expectations. I would definitely try these again! If I had a boy who could use them, I would definitely recommend them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son was a user of the XL size for a while and struggled with the fit. This new size is a game changer. The fit is great for older kids. The designs are the only issue. He wanted fun prints or camo.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always seen this brand in store and used them when my son was younger. I'm so glad they made bigger sizes. My son who is 10 with autism uses pull ups at night. These work great, with no leaks. He loved that they are blue. Would be really cool if they made them in different colors too

I am the parent of a special needs child and he has difficulty at night every now and then. We switched to goodnights mainly because they are the largest size available without going to adult pullups which he won't wear. My only real complaint is that they don't offer any character prints at the xl size. I don't know why companies feel children with larger bodies don't deserve to have the same kinds of clothing as skinny kids. Y'all need to realize there are big bodies out there.

I use these daily! And I love this product! My 3 and a half year old son is Autistic and cannot use the potty and we have to use Goodnights everyday as a training pant replacement because of his weight. Your product is the ONLY thing that I have tried that keeps him dry through the day. Buying these on my own, raising two children, especially one with special needs is very expensive and would like to know if there is any help I can receive to keep my child in your nightpants. There is nothing else that compares in keeping him fresh and clean, but he goes through a big package every week and I have to do without things and food of my own in order to provide for him. I appreciate your product and wanted to let you know that if it wasn't for Goodnights I do not know what I would do! Is there any help I can receive to keep my son in Goodnights for his daily use? Anything is appreciated and God bless you!

This post is VERY long. Tl;dr, highly recommend GoodNites to help ANY bedwetting child We spend a lot of money on these every month so I figured they are worth a review. Bedwetting is actually a really complicated, frustrating, and expensive issue to deal with, even with a product like GoodNites. It is also surprisingly common but no one ever seems to talk about it so there's a dearth of information and support available out there, especially for adolescents and teens (like my son). So I feel like this is a great opportunity to help a lot of people out who are helping a child manage a very mortifying medical issue. If your child is struggling with bedwetting, let me assure you: YOU ARE NOT ALONE and your child has NOTHING to be embarrassed about. According to his Dr. this is just a normal developmental delay. 4% of boys his age wet (14) wet the bed. So he probably has classmates who also struggle. He has NEVER had daytime accidents but night is a totally different story. The thing to remember is it is NOT the child's fault. He also has genetics to blame: I wet the bed until I was about a year older than he currently is. So I figure he's got another solid year left of dealing with this problem. He's still wet 2-3 nights/wk. We have tried alarms, pills, etc. in the past and they did nothing so we've given up on medical intervention and we're just letting time take its course like the Dr suggested. BTW, according to the doc witholding fluid before bed makes no difference. In the meantime, he dozes off at night in a GoodNte. They are the only product which has reliably kept him dry throughout all these years. My son wears them under his PJs every night in lieu of his normal boxers. He has been wearing them at night for a LONG time, ever since he was out of daytime diapers, and never gone without them at night. The GNs come in two new designs: a stripey multicolor brief kind and a camo/heli military kind. My son says he doesn't really care about the designs since he's the only one who sees them anyway, but he did admit that he thinks they look like diapers, just that he doesn't care as long as they work. And the GNs do work pretty perfectly. There is never a leak issue, and my son is a VERY heavy wetter. I asked my son to list some pros and cons about the GNs and this is what he told me: Pros: -Very absorbent--Never a leak. -Hygenic-Bedwetting can lead to skin conditions, but my son has never had a problem with the GNs. He uses a little powder in them at night which I definitely recommend. My son sleeps like a rock so he may be wearing a very full pull-up for many hours. The pull-ups keep things totally clean and sanitary. -Soft and comfortable--Soft padding all the way across the pants. Very stretchy sides that move with the child's body. The GNs are designed to wick away moisture from the skin so the wearer doesn't even feel wet if an accident occurs. His skin is dry to the touch when he takes the GN off in the morning. He sleeps the whole night through without being disturbed and doesn't even feel wet until he wakes up. Cons: -Bulky-Even though they're comfortable my son says they feel very bulky and make his PJs bulge out especially when wet. -Loud--the pants definitely make a noticible rustling noise under PJs when the child moves. To be honest, it sounds like a diaper and I definitely notice it when my son has one on, and my son agrees that the GNs so have a diapery sound to them. -Not Discrete-one of the main selling points of GNs is they're supposed to be discrete but my son says they're anything but because of how loud and bulky they are. Also, the pull-ups ride up above the waistline of my sons PJs so the GN sticks out over the top. Here are some tips directly from my son about his condition: -Definitely use a product like GNs -Don't be afraid to do sleepovers, camp, etc. He wears the GNs no problem. His tip is to wear compression shorts over the night pants and for PJs a large size of the swishy sweatpants to totally hide the GN. -If you happen to wake up in the middle of the night and notice you are wet, definitely change into a fresh GN. Also don't wear the same GN the next night if you wake up dry, just use a fresh one. You can find GNs in the disposible diaper section of your local grocery store or pharmacy, and as a parent the product definitely does come across as being basically a large diaper. I know my son definitely isn't fooled and essentially thinks of them as diapers as well. But, the thing is he isn't embarrassed at all about needing "diapers", or "Pull-ups", or whatever you want to call them, it doesn't matter. All he cares about is whether they leep him dry and the GNs do just that. It's like the bedwetting never even happened. And that's what makes this product so great: it really works like it says it does. My son and I highly recommend them.