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Jen_FLMom posted:

Reusable training pants? All I have found in the big stores is the Huggies and Pampers disposable training pants but I would like to find some reusable ones so she feels the wet more and helps with PT-ing. Thanks ladies!

9 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Where can I findReusable training pants? All I have found in the big stores is the Huggies and Pampers disposable training pants but I would like to find some reusable ones so she feels the wet more and helps with PT-ing. Thanks ladies!

MontanaMama2009 responded:

There are cloth training pants with a thicker middle. When they wet, they feel it. Walmart sells them for boys and girls. Washable.

What Nanny did for Neathery is sew in a piece of towel down the middle (simple zig zag stitch) of regular size 2 panties. Just pop into the washing machine.

Is that what you mean?

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Report This| Share this:Where can I findThere are cloth training pants with a thicker middle. When they wet, they feel it. Walmart sells them for boys and girls. Washable. What Nanny did for Neathery is sew in a piece of towel down the middle (simple zig zag stitch) of regular size 2 panties. Just pop into the washing machine. Is that what you mean?

Jen_FLMom replied to MontanaMama2009's response:

Yep, that would be good. I don't suppose they make any with a non-fabric outside so they feel wet inside but don't leak as much? Probably just wishful thinking... ;)

Report This| Share this:Where can I findYep, that would be good. I don't suppose they make any with a non-fabric outside so they feel wet inside but don't leak as much? Probably just wishful thinking... ;)

KCAimee replied to Jen_FLMom's response:

You mean like these: http://www.lullabylane.com/buy/5/160/1910/Girl-s-Vinyl-Training-Pants-2-Pack/38384G-1114.aspx

I have these that I bought for Madison but I never used them. You could also buy cloth diaper covers and put those over panties so if she wet through it wouldn't get out as much.

Report This| Share this:Where can I findYou mean like these: <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.lullabylane.com/buy/5/160/1910/Girl-s-Vinyl-Training-Pants-2-Pack/38384G-1114.aspx">http://www.lullabylane.com/buy/5/160/1910/Girl-s-Vinyl-Training-Pants-2-Pack/38384G-1114.aspx</a> I have these that I bought for Madison but I never used them. You could also buy cloth diaper covers and put those over panties so if she wet through it wouldn't get out as much.

roni090909 responded:

They sell training pants at Target they are mixed in with all the baby stuff.

Me (30) DH (37) DS 10/20/08 New Baby Girl EDD 11/11

Report This| Share this:Where can I findThey sell training pants at Target they are mixed in with all the baby stuff.

MontanaMama2009 replied to KCAimee's response:

Aimee,

Those are neat. I've never seen those before.

Me, DH of 16 years, DD1 (15yo), DD2 (10yo), DD3 (nearly 2), a labrador, a tabby cat, a lop-eared bunny, and goldfish! Life is grand! http://daisyheadmamas.blogspot.com/

Report This| Share this:Where can I findAimee, Those are neat. I've never seen those before.

mamatobe08 replied to Jen_FLMom's response:

There are Bummis waterproof trainers that I love! They're not super bulky like the Gerbers, and they work much better.

Report This| Share this:Where can I findThere are Bummis waterproof trainers that I love! They're not super bulky like the Gerbers, and they work much better.

jlc78 responded:

Target sells the ones that Aimee posted. They're down the same aisle that Roni mentioned. A word of caution though --- they don't hold a lot of liquid.

Me (31) DH (33) and our 2 beautiful babes DS (6/07) and DD (9/08)

Report This| Share this:Where can I findTarget sells the ones that Aimee posted. They're down the same aisle that Roni mentioned. A word of caution though --- they don't hold a lot of liquid.

Jen_FLMom responded:

Thank you all so much for your input!!! I think I am going to plan a potty boot camp for the next weekend I am home with DD all weekend and see how she does with some training pants. She is showing a lot of signs of being ready but I think right now the biggest hurdle is the absorbency of the diapers and her not feeling wet when she pees. We'll see what happens...

Report This| Share this:Where can I findThank you all so much for your input!!! I think I am going to plan a potty boot camp for the next weekend I am home with DD all weekend and see how she does with some training pants. She is showing a lot of signs of being ready but I think right now the biggest hurdle is the absorbency of the diapers and her not feeling wet when she pees. We'll see what happens...

MontanaMama2009 replied to Jen_FLMom's response:

Good luck! Remember: two steps forward, one step back.

Me, DH of 16 years, DD1 (15yo), DD2 (10yo), DD3 (nearly 2), a labrador, a tabby cat, a lop-eared bunny, and goldfish! Life is grand! http://daisyheadmamas.blogspot.com/

Report This| Share this:Where can I findGood luck! Remember: two steps forward, one step back.

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