EcoPosh Recycled Organic Training Pant, Peace, Medium

I was wary of trying a new brand of trainer as I've had good luck with a couple of brands and others that aren't very absorbent at all. The tag shows that they're actually made by rumparooz, who make great cloth diapers and had I known that I'd have probably bought these sooner - no sure why that isn't mentioned in the description?When they arrived, these seemed quite a bit larger than other brands I have in the same size but they still fit my skinny son well in the leg and the waist. They will at least allow some growing room, as potty training is definitely taking longer than planned! The instructions say to wash 5 times before use but due to a run of accidents I ended up using them after only 3 washes and they were plenty absorbent enough for the next accident (it was a rough day!). I'm very pleased with them and glad I saved a few $s too. I do love the Blueberry training pants and I'd say these are pretty similar. Nice and soft, easy to put on, easy for my son to feel that he's wet and they wash well.Also, I know some people have criticized the materials used in these pants, claiming that they're not eco-friendly but the fabric is made from recycled materials and I'd say reducing and reusing is at the core of eco-friendly policies, so I'm very happy with their "green" value.

These are good for daytime training pants, but unfortunately that isn't what I bought them for. Based on the product description's use of the word "waterproof" and several glowing reviews about using these at night, I bought them for my already day-trained 2 year old to wear at night. BIG MISTAKE. The tag in the underwear says, "Trainers are NOT fully waterproof but will buy some time if an accident occurs." So I just paid $16 bucks for thick underwear that doesn't do any better at keeping him dry at night than regular undies? If anything, it's worse because they hold the moisture, keeping him wetter. And once they are soaked, they are VERY hard to get off. We tried them overnight despite the tag, because of the other reviews - he soaked his bed, moved to mine and soaked it, then had a screaming fit because he couldn't get them off (I even had trouble getting them off of him.) I'm sure if you were using them during the day to catch an occasional accident they would be great.Also, they take more than just a single cycle in the washer to really clean and they are hard to get really dry. I wish I could return them, but obviously they've been peed on.

Ecoposh training pants have saved us a bundle already! Our son, 5 (39 lbs) is day-trained with occasional night-time accidents. He refused to wear anything but "clean" pull-ups at night. We tried to convince him that they were clean, just worn - not wet/dirty - and he'd have none of it. With these training pants he comfy, clean, and the occasional accidents have been contained. I give them 4 stars because they take so long to dry. We put them on the towel setting in the dryer with our towels or linens and they still need another 1/2 cycle. Otherwise, a great solution to emptying our pockets and filling the dump with basically unused pull-ups.

Very good quality training pant. I would have given it 5 stars except that the sizing is off. Size medium is supposed to be up to 45 lbs, my son is 32lbs and it is very snug prior to being washed. I'm hoping it does not shrink.

I am using these as an aid in night time potty learning. I also bought the Imse Vimse as well as a SuperUndies. I like these best. Although they are a bit snug and not easy to get off and on, which is a con if I want my son to do it on his own, for my purpose, which is mostly contain nightime accidents, these are perfect. They are low profile, not bulky at all, feel luxurious and soft. I will be ordering at least 2 more.

I got the medium, which is supposed to be for 35-45 lbs. My son is 38 lbs, and they are fairly tight, hard to get on and off, especially for him (he's almost 3). There's no way they'll make it to 45 pounds. Other than that, they're OK. Absorbency is OK. Before he started staying dry all night, I would not have attempted to use this for over night, it can't handle the volume, but it can handle some (though not all) daytime accidents.

Much less absorbant than I expected. I still have had to wash her sheets after a night time accident. They take forever to dry. Kinda sucks. Was hoping for more night time protection. I don't want to buy disposables but I don't want to change the sheets twice a week either. Meh.

These work well and are very absorbent. The only issue is that they are very bulky under clothing.

These work very well. They are comfortable and have protected the couch and my kid's clothing from smelling like a pee. :)