The Honest Company Toddler Training Pants with Animal ABCs Designs, Size 2T/3T, 104-Count Pack

Roxanne Joubert-Bouffard: Impossible de se faire rembourser et irrite les fesses de mon enfants en créant des petits boutons rouges

Canada on Mar 20, 2023

Kitty: Size 3-4T was very very tight on my 3 year old. They fit on my 1.5 year old well.

Canada on Aug 01, 2022

Lana: Best product

Canada on Apr 15, 2022

Evie: My son calls these his “blippi” underwear. They are very absorbent and soft. No rashes which most other brands cause. Absolutely love the softness and absorbency. My son is 3 and wears a size 5/6. He’s 45” tall and has broad shoulders with a narrow waist. We bought size 4/5 and they are slightly loose but narrow in the absorbency area. Maybe if they weren’t loose he wouldn’t get a wedgie? Hopefully that helps with determining sizing. He wears size 3/4T pampers pull ups and they fit him perfect. But he’s growing and will need a size bigger soon.

Canada on Dec 11, 2021

vinod Crispon: Works great for my kid

Canada on Nov 11, 2021

L. M. Smith: Runs small so go up a size. My son was 20 months and the 2T-3T was too.small, so I went up to a 3T-4T and it fits perfect. Honest are my favorite training pants, just make sure you change frequently. Training pants don't have the absorbency of diapers.

United States on May 31, 2021

Megan F: These were exactly what we needed to transition our toddler to pull up diapers. The construction vehicles did the trick for a very stubborn kid who doesn’t like change, has a hard time with transitions, and was strongly averse to the feel of elastic on his skin. A big negative is that these don’t have tape sides to make the diaper easy to take off, this was ultimately why we switched to another brand (our daycare requested tape/Velcro sides).

The diapers perform well. They are absorbent and we never had problems with leaks. My toddler loves them and happily wore them.

That said, they are somewhat stiff and a bit difficult for a child to pull on and off. There is no differentiation between back and front, which is good for a kid trying to get them on unassisted, but makes it so the back tends to feel like it’s not high enough.

Overall, they are fine diapers, nothing outstanding. As I mentioned, we switched after our child got comfortable with elastic diapers due to the relative ease of other brands as well as the daycare’s request for tape/Velcro sides on the diapers.

United States on Oct 31, 2020

B K: I couldn't find any indication on the packaging whether these could be worn at night, but I tried them anyway. My daughter never leaks out, reasonably speaking (don't try to make your kid wear it literally all day!) It also contains the "stinkies" as we call them nicely. Even regular diapers didn't do this well. My daughter has never complained about discomfort, they fit great, and they helped us get started potty training. It made her so excited to graduate from diapers and become a "big girl"!

Also, we have recently switched to regular underwear because, unfortunately, the only issue with these training pants is that they are SO leak-proof, our daughter wasn't afraid to just wet in them instead of using the toilet! We had to change her to underwear to give her a greater sense of urgency about going on the toilet before having an accident. SO... the best feature was also the worst feature! Ha!

United States on Apr 05, 2020

Jaren Greene: We are still in the process of potty training, I normally use pampers easy ups but due to the pandemic they’re sold out every where so I decided to try these. They aren’t the softest however they do absorb all the accidents in case your little can’t make it to the potty or you’re in the process like us.

I do recommend like everyone else said by sizing down we are a 3t-4t in easy ups but the 2t-3t works well. The design is cute and she can maneuver and pull them up and down. We have super sensitive skin and no reactions. Definitely give them a try.

United States on Apr 05, 2020

Ames: Really good product, it’s helped me greatly for overnights. Since we stopped using cloth diapers, we switched to using seventh generation (or honest as my next best choice) pull-ups for nights n naps. Since beginning preschool this fall, we’ve been using honest for their ease of use for school naps, and they’re wonderful. Now we are on our last package and she hasn’t been wearing them to bed!

I can’t say that they’re helpful with potty training during the day, though, because I personally, or rather, we, tried that route for a while and regressed, so I just wouldn’t suggest using pull-ups of any sort for learning to use the potty as your sole purpose.

Absorbency isn’t 5 stars specifically because they will absolutely leak if your child doesn’t fit them perfectly. My LOs legs weren’t thick enough for the elasticity to do anything for keeping the pee in at first, but now fits them perfectly and the absorbency has been phenomenal.

So try a small package of honest first before you buy in bulk so you know whether or not this would pose a problem for you too and adjust your size accordingly :)

United States on Nov 08, 2019