Bright Bots Training Pants

How to use Although these are Stage 2 pants, if you think your child is showing positive signs of training, you can use these pants straight away while at home, only using stage 1 pants while out and about. Not only is it important for your child to be ready, but you must be too! In most cases, it takes time and patience, and warmer weather or good central heating is ideal, as you will and your child will more easily see when it it time for the potty if they aren't wearing extra clothes on top of the pants. If your child has thinner legs and 'number twos' are an issue, then simply sew a couple of stitches at the top of the leg opening, which can later be undone as he or she grows.

In our experience, we found that disposable training pants, whilst good at holding everything in, actually delayed, and even regressed the potty training process. If you are happy with your child's progress, then it is often better to 'bite the bullet' and keep them in cloth, just taking extra clothes with you when going out. When you are both feeling more confident, these training pants help to prevent accidents, giving you time to change them before clothes are spoilt! Although they won't hold back a large wee, your child is more likely to feel when they are going, thereby helping the whole process along.

Wash at 40degrees for best performance, preferably with no softener and separate the colours accordingly.

It is not recommended that you tumble dry these training pants as this coudl damage the waterproof layer.