Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

This product has saved me load after load of dirty sheets,night time sobs from a wet upset child. The "night time underwear " lets my chid know that he is wet and uncomfortable enough to get me up to change him with out having to change the whole bed. And better yet. He's starting to "hold it" alot better since we got these undies! The one draw back is that the take a long time to dry in the dryer.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

Product is okay but hard to rinse out. Even after washing in machine, with soap, pull up still smells a bit.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

This product leaked the first night I used it and soaked my daughters bed. She may as well have been wearing underwear. When I took it off her urine came out of the pullup all over the floor. I bought 2 of these and returned the unopen one.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

These run really small, so order a size or two larger than normal. They do leak and do nothing more than pull-ups to help the bedwetting process.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

Our child has been potty "day-trained" for a while, and we thought he was night trained and had to wash sheets a few times, so we were using diapers every night. This was wasting money, and it is much harder to put on another diaper at night than these "underwear" that we can easily pull up and down. We are pretty sure he is through the night time training as well now (he only had one accident in these early on), but we're okay continuing to use these, as we can wash them and dry them and use them over and over...plus, he likes them because they are like his big boy underwear. The only thing I would change possibly is getting a bigger size than the size of underwear he wears, as they are a big snug (which is probably by design to keep any potential leaks in). The one accident he had in these was contained and didn't get to his sheets.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

It leaked horribly.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

Our daughter (nearly 7) has been unable to night time potty train because she is a hard sleeper and pull ups keep her feeling dry enough to sleep through accidents. While these potty training tools aren't perfect (have needed to change sheets for leaks 3 times in the month we have been using them) they have significantly cut our night time accidents because she feels wet and wakes to use the restroom. She has gone 7-10 dry nights in a row twice now, when in pull ups she had never made it longer than 2-5 nights. While they were a bit pricey, we will have paid for the six we ordered in two to three months of not having to buy pull ups, and at the rate we are going, she may finally be fully night time dry at the end of that two months, something I couldn't have begun to imagine before we tried these tools.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

These work great! Very absorbent and no leaking!! The only downside is that they take forever to dry, but much better than buying nighttime diapers.

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I used this for a late night walk to look at lights and my almost 3 yr old was asleep on our return home, she slept in these all night and her cloths and bed were dry. This was also the first time she woke up in the night to use the bathroom. As soon as the pull ups are gone we will use these every night.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

The bedwetter pants are good. It is cheaper to have these and wash them than to keep buying diapers. We hang them outside after drying them one time. Sunlight and airing out do wonders! It seems to help the smell of urine that soaks in. Also, we put a pad of some sort (Poise, Kotex, etc.)to absorb more of the urine. Overall, the pants are helpful.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

My son is 48" tall, 54lbs. I bought the size 10 and they still leak. Horribly. He is always dry during the day, so we only used them at night. We tried them three times and each time he was either dry (therefore we could have put him in underpants) or everything in his bed was wet.
I first tried the size 8 and they were really too small around the legs (and leaked), so I tried the largest size, thinking that I could add a doubler. Nope. Wouldn't fit.

All in all, these are for very thin children with very small bladders. For us, we have to go back to disposable "overnight" pants.

Pros: quiet, soft, washable (I tossed them in with the baby's cloth diapers.)

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

My son would not potty train when he was using the pull ups because he could not feel when he was wet. These worked perfectly b/c they catch more than underwear but let them feel that they shouldn't "go" in their underwear! They do have to be laundered inside out. I am a true believer--I recommend to all my friends who are having trouble training their boys!!! They are also great for travel b/c my son puts on pull ups and says "yeah, diapers!" This way we don't revert back to and unpotty-trained child when we travel!!! LOVE THESE!!!!!

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

I use these with my 4 year old who still had trouble at nights. I got tired of buying pullups so I had her wear these. They really absorbed well. I have a recommendation for when they do wet the pants. Wash them in the sink with warm water and ring them out. That way you can throw them in the wash when you do your next load. They won't smell if you don't get to them right away. Also hang to dry. They take too long in the dryer and always wash and dry inside out.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

Took a very long time to dry and the fit was slightly small for my average size daughter.

Comments about One Step Ahead Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants:

These seemed like a great idea to get my 5 year old to notice when he's wetting at night. However, he didn't notice when he was wet, and unlike disposables, these just soak right through everything, gross! Another drawback is that I was then left with a totally soaked pull-up that needed to be washed right away, so I had to run the washer & dryer every morning whether I had a full load or not- not so environmentally friendly after all. Also, they take FOREVER to dry!