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(16 reviews)| Comfort | 8.2 |
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From: grumpalumpa
on 17-Dec-08 11:03
Overall rating 7.7
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I found they really seemed to really 'bulk' after one wet accident and needed changing more often than other pull ups
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From: Anon
on 15-Dec-08 13:32
Overall rating 5.3
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Great idea for learning what it feels like to be wet, but I dont think my son cared! He is still very soggy at night and they dont hold enough to stop his bed getting wet so wouldnt recommend them as night time pants. Also expensive.
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From: Anon
on 13-Dec-08 23:52
Overall rating 4.0
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Useful for teaching my daughter about feeling wet, but quite expensive.
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From: 1legmummy
on 13-Dec-08 23:32
Overall rating 8.3
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Quite expensive but good that they let your toddler know that they are wet. Hopefully making them a little uncomfortable will help them decide to use the potty
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From: dingdongDOZYMAREishigh
on 12-Dec-08 23:21
Overall rating 7.0
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We have just started to use these for DS2 aged 2 and 5 months, and so far (day 4!) we are doing really well. They are effective in that he knows he is wet and therefore, the longer it goes on, the more he realises he needs to get to the loo! They are quite expensive, but with a bit of luck, we will be nappy free by next week!!
Bring on the pants!!!!!!!!
Bring on the pants!!!!!!!!
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