BIG ELEPHANT 10-Pack Potty Training Underwear for Toddlers - 100% Cotton Absorbent Pee Pants for Boys and Girls

About this item

• 【Machine Washable & Package content】 Washable and tumble dryer with safe wash before using. Machine washable at 40°C and do not use chlorine bleach. Tumble dry on low/cold. Each bundle contains 10 potty training trousers.
• 【Reliable & Safe Material】 BIG ELEPHANT potty training underpants is made of 100% cotton and is gentler on your child's skin. The middle section is built with a disguised thicker inner padding multi-layer mixture that absorbs a lot of moisture/urine for mishaps and prevents leaks, containing minor accidents and preventing outer garments, socks, and shoes getting wet. Soft and supple elastics make it simple for your youngster to put on and take off these pants on their own.
• 【Cozy and Flexible】 Big Elephant toilet potty training pants serve as the perfect stepping stone from diapers to toddler pants. The learning liner gives a brief sensation of moisture to signal to the child that it’s time to use the potty. The soft and elastic waistband allows energetic toddlers to lift them up independently, while the leg openings are designed to be less restrictive to promote movement and play.
• 【Water Resistant】 Our boy and girl potty training underwear can contains minimal mishaps and holds fluid well, providing parents assurance that they will not be dealing with a puddle. While they do not absorb as much liquid as a nappy, they are intended to provide children and parents with critical early warning. The water-resistant covering and inner pad prevent any inadvertent wees within while still letting them know they're wet so they can hurry to the potty.
• 【Great Transitional Step】 Keep a few pairs on hand for toilet training during the day. Our washable and reusable training pants help toddlers learn physical signs that its time to go potty. If you are trying to convince your child to wear big kid panties, training pants with amusing designs might be a nice transitional step before they progress to real underwear. As they look and feel like big-kid pants, they develop independence in your child.