GoodNites Bedtime Bedwetting Underwear for Boys, Size S/M, 33 count

I'm absolutely in love with these pull-ups for my heavy-wetting son. We've tried a TON of diapers, slip-ons, and pull-ups. He has bedwetted and still in the very early stages of potty training. We've mainly been focusing on him getting used to pulling these on and off before transitioning to boxer briefs full time. These pull-ups are the softest material, similar to other Pampers diapers, which is why he still uses Pampers diapers when he's not ready to try or change into GoodNites. Change can be really difficult for him. I do think Pampers 360s might feel a bit softer, though. In comparison, the Easy Ups are a little shorter and less thick than the 360s, making them feel more like underwear. They're not as short as other training pants that claim to fit like underwear (like Pull-Ups or Honest Company training pants—those can leave a lot of "plumber's crack" showing!). For sleeping, these GoodNites disposable underwear are great! They have nice stretch on the sides and are very comfortable. I bought the XL size for 95-140 lbs. I'm 123 lbs, and they fit me just right, stretching a little after wearing them for an hour or so. These are fantastic, and I love that they have “back” written on them, so it's easy to tell which way to put them on. Plus, the print is fun!

My boys are 12 (almost 13) and 10. We mostly use Goodnites for camping trips so they don't have to leave the tent and search for a bathroom in the middle of the night. They also wear them when we travel just in case there's an accident when they're sleeping in the hotel bed. The Goodnites always do a really good job of keeping everything in all through the night. We never have a leak and the boys wake up in dry beds (or sleeping bags lol). Both my boys are a little small for their ages so they still wear the S/M size products - my only wish is that they came in more neutral designs for smaller, older kids who don't necessarily want Spiderman or Hulk on their underwear!

We have bought these pullups for my non verbal son since he was in Medium now in the XL the pullup needs to be changed every hour and today there was pee all over the floor after just changing him. I've been using these for years so it's not user error. He went to the doctor yesterday and is 120 pounds exactly and the claim on the pullup is they go until 140+ pounds they worked well until he was about 100 pounds they absolutely have a gap like a pad that is too small when sitting or laying down. I'm disappointed in the product for this weight other than that if you kid is 100 or less pounds they work great. They need to change their claim for weight limits he has been soaking through at school but his aide has changed him pretty much once and hour and I do too. It's expensive and they don't work well. Until they get a new size I will not be buying more.

My special needs son has been using Goodnites since leaving diapers. He is now 17 and wears them all the time, day and night. Have you thought about making them in xxl? He loves these and the designs. Adult pants are not very exciting to him and are less affordable. Please think about it as I am sure many parents would love to have a larger size... especially parents with special needs teens/ young adults. For your knowledge, my son is very thin, but over 6 feet tall and still growing . He wears the xl, but these won't fit much longer. Thank you for this product. We would have been lost without these.

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.