My little guy is potty trained. But being a boy and e goes till he drops he does not always remember to use the restroom before he crashes. So he put underhand on him. They fit good not bulky and he enjoys the easy on and off with out the side ripping or pulling aprt on him. Mom like not having to deal with changing the sheet from a wet bed!

I have used pampers since my daughter was a baby, but these looked a bit cheap so i was hesitant. i am so glad i got these because they were on sale and they worked wonders! i would have to change her diaper in the middle of the night if she were to sleep early but i don't for these. the absorbent pad is very thick for the price. Very Good!

I had been using Pampers Extra Protection (overnight) diapers until my daughter was 3.5 years and 100% day time potty trained and 50% night trained. I then went over to Pampers Easy Ups as an overnight solution, since it was less like a diaper and more like underwear. It seemed like we stalled with the night training for about 6 months, and as a theory, I decided that it may be because Easy Ups are still a lot like diapers. I decided to use the Underjams because they look a lot like underwear (instead of diapers with an underwear fit). My daughter is of regular size for age 4, and weighs 40 lbs. This is the first product that leaked on my daughter. She didn't seem to mind, but it was a shock to me. I think the Underjams are a little too big for most toddlers, even if they are in the weight limits. My advice is to use them on school-aged kids and stay with the Easy Ups until then. I am storing the rest of my package of Underjams incase I need them in the future.

My daughter still has a hard time in the night with accidents. We love UnderJams for her, she loves the designs and is very proud of herself the nights she wakes up dry. I love they give her confidence and keep her and the sheets dry when she doesn't make it through the night. They are very soft and comfortable more like real underwear so she doesn't feel like she's wearing a big diaper just her "big girl pants!"

Although these are similar to the "Huggies Good Nights", I have to say that they are not quite as good of quality in my opinion. My oldest wet the bed until he was 12 due to a medical condition so we went through MANY cases of different types of night time underwear, and I must say that these were not exactly my favorite.

My 3-year-old is potty trained during the day, but I used pull-ups at night. Several nights in a row she woke up in the middle of the night soaking wet despite my trying to decrease evening liquids and having her go potty before bed. Since I work full-time and have enough laundry to keep me busy, I decided to try the UnderJams. So far, it's been 3 nights in a row that I have not been woken up by her cries and I am a much happier and well rested mommy. While I didn't want to spend the money, they are so worth it based on the time I saved doing laundry and the sleep is priceless.

I've tried all different brands of diapers and figured out fast that Pampers definitely fit the best and absorb the most. My daughter no longer wakes up in the middle of the night with wet sheets when she has an accident. Pampers is the only brand I will buy

I have a big boy, a baby 3 years but it seems 6 is the only diapers large that fits well and supports for that reason use this diapers of size L/XL and trying my big boy Quick use the toilet learn to use this wonderful diapers PAMPERS UNDER JAMS. :-) :-D :-*

With 3 in diapers and a daughter who wets the bed, believe that I know diapers. My daughter is a heavy sleeper and these keep her dry all night. She doesn't even know if they are wet or not. I have tried the bargain brand, and they leaked so badly that I had to throw them out. These are my go to, when I can find her size. Very good!

My son has been potty trained for two years and does not have issues at night with the exception of illness or certain medications. He sleeps upstairs and I feel more comfortable with him wearing these at night. They are comfortable for him and just part of his nightly routine. He has always thought of these as nighttime underwear instead of a diaper. They are well designed and he wears a pair three times before we toss them unless he has an accident which hasn't happened. They are definitely a better option than changing sheets at 2:00 AM especially when you little one is ill or on meds with not so friendly side effects.