Bambino MioPotty Training Pants, White, 2-3 Years,TP2-3Y A

My toddler (20months) is using them during potty training and they are great for insignificant accidents (she doesn’t have big accidents).

I love doing what I can to protect the environment. So, it just makes sense to use fabric training pants rather than something that goes straight to the land fill and doesn't biodegrade. I purchased these because I really love the print. I should have gone with the size smaller because these could easily fit my 4 year old and are huge on my 2 1/2 year old. The inner cotton fabric is super soft and has enough absorbency for one accident. The pull on just like a regular pair of undies. I do prefer snap sides but I wanted my little guy to get a feel for pulling up and down his own big boy undies.

Absolutely love the print and fit of these training pants. We ordered the biggest size for my big toddler and they are just right. They do protect small accidents however a large amount of pee will still leak out. The material inside also makes my tot very sweaty.

We entering the potty training phase and I've bought MANY different training pants. I was most excited about receiving these because of the price point. The description clearly states a waterproof layer, but I don't feel it. I'm not sure that the terry cloth outside will keep clothes dry.As for sizing, we bought a medium based on age and clothing size. Our son is between the 18 month and 2T size, has a small waist and thin legs (His body type is more like a small child than a chunky baby). The medium is 2T + for underwear. There's a large gap between his legs.

Very cute dino training undies. The inside has terry cloth towel soft lining and they are stretchy on the waistband so they are comfortable. They seem to run a bit small im size, more on the 2 side rather than 3.

These did what they are. Potty train. We were buying diapers nd my son thought this is what u pee in. Regular undies didn't hold anything back. He wowould wake up scared nd learning nothing. After one wet but not soaked bed he hasn't had another accident night. Tip: thick pjs like sweatpants might help the absorption for big pee'ers like my son.

Sized a bit big, but really helped potty train my son. Not leak proof if child is heavy wetter. But are soft and comfortable, and cute patterns.

Gerber waterproof pants sold in most stores have nothing on these. The terry fibers in the inside of these are soft and absorbent while still making my son aware of his "dribbling" and the waterproof barrier is sewn between cloth layers so that they aren't crinkly, stiff, or bulky. The sizing is more accurate and consistent and they hold up well wash after wash. Another thing we noticed is that these don't leave marks on our kiddos inner chubby thighs like other brands. He actually wears these all day instead of ripping them off after a few hours. My only wish is that these came in more colors!

I had a couple of pairs of these from several years ago. Those were sized based on child's weight (11kg to 20kg). Now they are sized by age. My son is about to turn 3 and these are WAYYYYY too big! The 18-24m size is perfect. They need to be fairly snug to avoid leaks. This 2-3 year size is VERY large around the leg holes and I can see they would definitely leak on my 3 year old.

Randomly saw these in Sainsburys but they didn’t have the age 3 and the age 2 stated under 15kg and my 2 1/2 year old is around 16kg. Hence why I ordered the age 3 through Amazon.Never knew they existed but they are actually just what we needed for our potty training as my son was refusing to tell me when he needed a wee in pull ups but always told me in pants when at home but not always when we were out. So needed something that was slightly more absorbent than pants but wasn’t a nappy!We have been using them since Christmas Day (I know random day to start potty training)And so far so good.... thick and absorbent enough to catch a small wee, but not thick enough and feel like pants that my little one knows it’s not a nappy or a pull up and can’t just have a wee in them.They run really small as I mentioned my son is about 16kg and the age 3 are a snug fit but hoping to not have to use them in a few more weeks!

The idea of these is good, but they don't work.Feel too nappy like so daughter forgets she doesn't have a nappy on therefore doesn't go to the potty. I these just confuse the kids.They barely hold anything, prehaps a dribble. They are small made so the biggest size only just fitted on my 2 year old and left marks on her legs.Spent a fortune buying a supply of these and I'm very disappointed.

Bought a set sized 18-24 months last year and was very happy, so decided to get the following size for 2-3 year old. Ordered 2 pants in different patterns and the size difference between them is just shocking! I have attached a picture where both new pants (2-3 y) are on top of each other. Space pattern looks huge! On top of that, Idecided to compare these new pants with the old ones I have for size 18-24moths (light blue in the second picture) and turquoise pants (2-3y) turned out to be the same size if not even smaller. So as much as I have liked the first set that i got a year ago, I will not buy a bigger size as I have no idea what will arrive.

I ordered a size 2-3 for my fairly slim 2.5 year old, but they were far too small for him. The packaging says it's suitable for 13-15kgs, he is about 15.5kgs so I can understand why they don't fit but this information wasn't on the listing. If you look on the Bambino Mio website they have a size chart. To be honest I'm not convinced they would have fitted him even when he was under 15kgs though.The design is nice and they looked like they would absorb a bit of liquid, but as I couldn't put them on him it's hard to say. I'm glad I only ordered 1 pair to test out the fit and quality, as originally I had planned to buy 8-10 pairs for him. In the end we just bought 15 pairs of cheap supermarket pants and had a bucket to chuck wet stuff in before washing!