FAQs

Ditch the disposable nappies and wear them like regular underwear. The cool patterns and colours make them feel like they are wearing normal underwear but with the layer of absorbent material so that when they have an accident – they feel wet (reinforcing the body signals to help them learn how to toilet train) but they don’t leave a puddle of pee for you to clean up.
Put a fresh, dry pair on and throw the wet ones in the wash.

Most local councils do offer some kind of rebate or refund for purchasing washable nappies as your reward for not adding all those nappies to landfill. They are all different however but it’s worth checking their website or calling to see if they offer anything.

Whilst these training pants are very absorbent they are not completely
waterproof so if you have a heavy wetter at night-time I would recommend going
with a different option for bedtime. They would be better suited for managing
only mild night-time accidents.

Our toddler training pants are soft and absorbent with 6 layers of protection and a gentle cotton lining to provide to perfect balance of comfort and protection.

If you’re little one has a code brown accident in their training pants, just slide them off as best you can, dump the poo in the toilet and then rinse with hot water. I then like to soak mine in some sard powder and hot water (or equivalent brands) and then I throw them in a normal wash cycle the next time I do one.

If they have just had a wee accident, then just rinse and then wash with a normal cycle. If they have pooed in them, follow the
instructions above. If they had a successful day of no accidents then I would normally just give a fresh pair daily as you would with underwear.