Tesco Pull-Up Training Pants

I decided to try the Tesco's own training pants for my daughter. She is dry during the day and wears knickers instead of a nappy or pullups. I only put a nappy on her for long car journeys, nap and bedtimes. I had read a couple of opinions on this product saying how good they were and decided upon them instead of the Huggies pullups. They are £3.99 in Tesco compared with £4.95 for the Huggies pullups. And you get 17 in a pack. I was extremely disappointed with them. Every night when I have put her in them she has been soaking wet the next morning. She has been getting very upset as she doesn't like being wet and as she is still ...  Read the complete review

I use these pull ups for my eldest son at night. I always buy Tesco own brand nappies and have found them to be good quality and a reasonable price. They stand up well to overnight use, although my son probably only wets in them once or twice during the night, and I like the fact that he can pull them down and back up himself when he goes to the toilet at bedtime and in the morning. They stay up well without leaving red marks and seem comfortable to wear. I have tried them on my younger son who's just turned 2 and found they were not quite capable of holding 12 hours worth of his wee (but not many nappies are!) but they aren't really designed to so ...  Read the complete review

This is a total rewrite, I`ve left the original at the bottom to show how pathetic it was. These are usually advertised as training pants for when you are trying to get a toddler to use the potty, but I`ve found that they are also a godsend when you have an older child who is a bedwetter. My son is 6 and still wets the bed on a regular basis, and so far these are the best pull-ups I`ve found. I went through a period of about 3 months fairly recently where I stopped using them, this was just to see if the bedwetting would improve without them. As it didn`t I have just started using them again because the amount of washing I was getting everyday was just ...  Read the complete review

Tesco’s own brand training pants. Tesco’s training pants have my money. They are sold in two sizes, the medium caters for smaller toddlers and come in packets of 18, and the large size is suitable for larger toddlers and older children and comes in packs of 15.Costing about a pound less than branded disposable training pants they are snug fitting and quite adequate. Reasonably priced, they are absorbent and economical with minimal leakage. My 2 year old has a thing about disposable nappies, now that she is a big girl she removes them with vigour. Insistent that she still needed protection during the night and whilst sleeping in ...  Read the complete review

I have just been through the joys of potty training with my daughter who is 2 ¼ yrs. She is now, more or less, accident free when we are at home, but still needs a little help when we are out and about. I use proper knickers at home, but when we were out I use disposable training pants. I first brought Huggies Pull Ups. They worked fine in terms of keeping her dry if she had an accident, but after I had been using them for a week I noticed a red sore patch of both sides of her body. I couldn't work out what had caused it. I hadn't changed anything I used on her or to wash her clothes. Then I put a pair of Huggies on her and noticed that the red marks ...  Read the complete review