MooMoo Baby Potty Training Underwear 10 Packs Absorbent Toddler Training Pants for Boys and Girls Cotton Pee Pants

The MooMoo Baby Potty Training Underwear has been a helpful addition to my son’s potty training routine, and overall, I’m happy with my purchase. Here’s a breakdown of what I liked and didn’t like: Pros: Soft and Comfortable: Made from organic cotton, these training pants are gentle on my toddler’s skin. They’re soft enough for everyday wear, and my child seems to find them comfortable, even when he’s wearing them for long periods. Encourages Independence: The stretch waistband makes it easy for my little one to pull the underwear up and down by themselves. This has helped with their confidence and independence as they take on potty training. It’s a small feature, but it’s been really useful. Reusable & Cost-Effective: These training pants are machine washable, so I don’t have to keep buying disposable ones. I’ve washed them several times, and the quality remains intact. I like that I can use them over and over without worrying about wear and tear. Good for Small Accidents: The thick padded layers do a great job of absorbing small accidents, which is exactly what you need during the early stages of potty training. They’ve been effective for daytime use, especially when we’re at home or out for short trips. Cons: Leaking During Larger Accidents: The biggest drawback is that these pants don’t hold up well with larger accidents. If my toddler has a full bladder, they tend to leak. For smaller mishaps, they’re fine, but I wouldn’t rely on them for long periods or overnight. Washing Instructions: While they are easy to clean, I’ve found that following the care instructions closely is important to maintain the quality. I wash them on a delicate cycle and avoid harsh detergents, and I always air dry them to preserve their absorbency and softness. Conclusion: The MooMoo Baby Potty Training Underwear is a solid choice for potty training, especially for parents who want something comfortable, reusable, and budget-friendly. They’re great for small accidents and helping kids feel more independent, but they may not be the best for heavier accidents. If you’re looking for an affordable training pant for daytime use, this is a great option, but keep in mind you may need extra clothes to change in to for larger accidents. Read more

The media could not be loaded. These training underwear have quickly become my daughter’s favorite! She is already potty trained at home, but at school she sometimes has accidents, so I bought these. They are soft, comfortable, and absorbent. I tested them carefully: with 20ml of water, the outside still felt dry. At 40ml, still dry on the outside, and even at 60ml, the outside only felt slightly damp but didn’t make her clothes look wet. They definitely hold small accidents well and are true to size. Has cute designs too! Cons: I honestly couldn’t find any major drawbacks. Just remember that these are training pants, not diapers, so they are best for small accidents, not full overnight use. Highly recommend for toddlers learning potty training or for kids who occasionally have accidents! Read more

We started using these during potty training when my son finally trained at 5.5, and they were a total lifesaver. The thicker liner really makes a difference—it catches dribbles and those “almost made it” moments so we weren’t going through endless outfit changes every day. Now my son is almost 7 and we’re still using them (just bought a new set). They’re soft, comfortable, and give that extra bit of protection and confidence beyond potty training. Highly recommend these for any parent going through (or past) the potty training stage! Love that they go up to size 10yo and have boy and girl colors now! Read more

*Long , loving review* 💕💟💕 This is my first time trying out this beautiful companies product for toddler potty training underwear and I must say, I am more than impressed 😁 I have a beautiful, healthy and thick by genetics, toddler who weighs more than the average toddler, for her age. With that being said, I have found myself more than stressed out with not only the rapid growth but also, the lack of sizing in regard to toddler Pampers and underwear. So, I stayed up the other night searching for potty training underwear that would fit my lil chunkums! She is 56 pounds at 2 and a half! God led me to this company after hours of searching Amazon and the size of 9T, was said to fit up to 55 pounds. I was scared. I said a prayer and low and behold God delivered! They arrived and boom she has plenty of room! And honestly I pray that they make even bigger sizes for toddlers that may not be able to fit their own size. I practically almost cried. That's how relieved I was. The price you can't beat. My toddler is excited to pick out the various options in the pack and it's further training her brain to stay cute and dry in the process! I even took one pair and dribbled water on it as a test to check the absorbency. It holds a good amount but I still tell my lil one that it isn't for number 1 or 2. And she sticks to the program. Bottom line I want to thank this company from the bottom and top of my entire heart because I was struggling! Also I want to add that they are super soft , stretchy and just great okay! You won't be disappointed I promise! 💕💟💕 The company even left a heartfelt thank you note in the pack! 💕 Love love love! 10/10 for me!!! Read more

These are actually so perfect! I was having a hard time finding something to fit my 17 month old and these fit great! They only leaked one time when she had a larger pee but have held everything else! My girl loves the designs and they are very easy to rinse and wash. We love Read more

The media could not be loaded. Not sure yet, ordered these for my 5yr old son. The 5T size runs a little big. The leg holes also seem a little big and like they may leave room for leakage. The padding seems thick enough. Seem my video for more. Read more

Are nice and fit really well. We will find out the durability after my daughter wears them for vacation in a couple days. Read more