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Super Undies Nighttime Undies Potty Training Pants

Wild Orchid Fairy

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Nighttime underwear are waterproof bed wetting potty training pants designed to help your child wake up with dry sheets. They come with 9 layers of microfiber absorbency built in, and fleece covered elastic legs and waist for a comfortable, and more leak resistent fit. Excellent for after potty training transitional nights, or even for minor child enuresis. Click here for more information.

Super Undies Size Chart

	Waist	Legs	Rise	Weight	Typical Age
Small	14-17"	9-11"	15"	22-28 lbs	1.5 - 2 yrs
Medium	16-19"	10-13"	17"	28-35 lbs	2.5 - 4 yrs
Large	16.5-22"	12-16"	19"	35-45 lbs	4-6 yrs
Extra Large	21-25"	13-17"	21"	45-70 lbs	6-9 yrs
XXL	24-28"	15-19"	24"	70-100 lbs	9-12 yrs

Materials:

Inner fabric - Touching skin:	A smooth poly-Lycra blend
Absorbency inner:	Microfiber Terry Cloth
Colored outer fabric:	Waterproof PUL
Tabs:	PUL and a soft microfiber fleece
Leg Binding:	Water-resistent anti-pill fleece

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	GREAT for overnight
	I was tired of having to undo and redo our 3yo son's diaper every time he got out of bed to go potty. I needed something that he could pull up and down on his own with lots of absorbency. These fit the bill, and he thinks they're his cool big boy undies, not diapers. They are quite bulky, but they get the job done.
	Reviewed by: Sarah Sharp from Illinois. on 11/12/2011