Sizes: 1-2 years, 2-3 years and 3-4 years | Age range: 12 months to 4 years | Machine washable: Yes What we love Let’s be brutally honest here - disposables aren’t great for the environment. Try to use washable potty pants if possible - the planet will thank you for it. However, if you’re really not keen and just need a simple solution to getting your toddler through potty training or nights when they’re not yet dry, Huggies are a recommended brand.

Make sure to praise your child for any successes they have, but also be patient and understanding if accidents happen. Made from 100% cotton, the hidden water-resistant layer and inner pad in these pull-ups for boys keep in any accidental leaks, whilst still indicating to your toddler that they’re wet so that they learn to dash to the potty.Very popular with parents of potty-training toddlers, these award-winning potty training pants from Bambino Mio not only look super cute thanks to the printed designs, but they’re soft, lightweight (yet effective) and feel comfortable too. We switched to using ones that looked completely different (the Huggies 'Cars' themed ones) and that seemed to register the difference in his mind, that these ones were not for weeing in.” (Brand recommended by Mumsnet user GoToSleepLittleBear) Our verdict

But they are expensive, so moving on to proper pants as soon as you can means your bank balance will thank you later. How to introduce training pants Some parents think it’s best to go ‘cold turkey’ and move straight to ordinary pants. While disposable pull-ups won't help your child know when they're wet, which could be a hindrance, most cloth training pants enable them to feel the wetness, which ultimately aids potty training. What to look for in potty training pants As soon as they’re confident, really. Many children take a little longer to be dry at night and use some form of pull-ups or training pants well into primary school, particularly when they're away from home. Consistency and Routine: Potty charts establish a daily routine and provide consistency in the potty training process. Children thrive on routine, and having a chart helps create structure and predictability. It reminds both parents and children to consistently reinforce positive habits and behaviors.This chart helps get kids on a regular potty schedule with spaces to mark when they use the toilet in the morning, afternoon, and evening. This reminds kids to use the toilet throughout the day as part of their regular routine. Potty charts basically remind you to praise your child’s effort during potty training and recognize minor achievements along the way. Our printable potty charts list the milestones that your child needs to reach to be potty trained. These milestones are as follows: Sizes: One size (suited for children between 8-14kg) | Age range: Ideal for ages 1-3 | Machine washable: Yes What we love But if you’re concerned about days out while potty training, first days at nursery or long car journeys, they’re a great stepping stone, and many parents use them throughout potty training to make clean-ups easier. How many potty training pants do I need?