Training Pants 2T-3T Boys Girls Plant-Based Unscented Soft Disposable

These are the best training pants in my opinion. I’ve used Dyper diapers with both my kids. My son and daughter have never had any problems with these. No rashes etc. I’ve tried many different brands including Coterie. I love Dyper diapers. Highly recommend.

We've done cloth diapers during the day, but for night, they always leak. We tried several brands of diapers. I was adamant that they needed to be as environmentally friendly as possible while still being comfy and doing their job. Several other brands had a rough feel to them. Dyper brand is so soft, and we've never had a night or nap leak in them. That wasn't true of the other brands we tried. Now that we're potty training (also he's a big boy so his size outgrew the diapers. He's got too much junk in the truck and the diapers were too slim) it just made sense to stick with Dyper training pants. I'm very happy with them. They fit great, are still soft, and don't leak at night. I only wish the charcoal ones came in training pants.

These are exactly what i was looking for in terms of design, i wanted something cleaner meaning without the obnoxious prints and colors. They work great during the day just not the best for nighttime or blowouts, they are only great as potty-training tool, not to keep the contents completely sealed. Since this was the case, we moved to training fabric underwear as it seemed better for me as i can just wash the accidents, but Dyper were a good starting point for us first time parents. I didn't buy more than 1 pack

This are great. My toddler loves them and they actually do really well at night. They do better than her Dyper Diapers.No leakages, yet. They are very easy to slide on and off. They Fit really tall lean toddlers too. I wish I would have known about them sooner. I did not know that dyper had pull ups.

We normally cloth diaper but our daycare requires us to bring diapers/pullups. These are nice because they work well, I feel less guilty about these taking 500yrs to decompose, and they don’t feel super chemically. So while they are a little expensive they work well. Definitely worth it.

We used Dyper brand diapers for our 2 year old son when he was a baby up until we potty trained him a few weeks ago. While we generally loved the diapers and found them to be absorbent enough for most occasions (usually had to use a more absorbent night diaper as he got older unfortunately), these training pants have been a huge disappointment. We only use them for naps and nights, but our son has woken up wet almost every day. They don't even seem to cut it for his 1 hr naps--often the front will have absorbed some liquid while the back will be totally dry (our son is a stomach sleeper). It seems like the absorbent pad does not soak up or redistribute liquid while the stretch material surrounding it does nothing to contain the mess. Luckily we haven't had any poop in these yet but I can't imagine them doing anything to contain the mess. Agree with other reviewers that these seem more like a maxi pad with stretchy diaper material surrounding it. I thought these would perform better being a training pant specifically designed for older children but I guess we should have known better given the high failure rate of Dyper's regular diapers for overnight use as our son got older.

Great product! Switched my child to a cleaner brand for pull-ups and these are amazing! No rash or leaks! Great design!

We've been obsessed with Dyper since birth and was so happy to see they had training pants. We use these for our 2yo and they are fantastic. Very absorbent, never had any issues.