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When it's time to potty-train your toddler

Do you know that using disposable pull-ups actually makes it more difficult to potty-train toddlers? The material in pull-ups make toddlers feel dry, which makes them less aware of when they've wet themselves and therefore less conscious of their need to go to the bathroom!

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Our training pants are the perfect potty-training solution: Kissa's training pants can be used even for beginners who still have big accidents. Imse Vimse training pants are for advanced potty-trainers who only have a few small accidents.

Imse Vimse Training Pants Sizing:

  Weight Rise Thighs Waist
XL 24 to 31 lbs/
11 to 14 kg		 16.5 inches 10 to 14 in 14 to 19 in
SL 28 to 37 lbs/
13 to 17 kg		 18 inches 11 to 16 in 15 to 20 in

Kissa's Pocket Trainers Sizing:

  Weight
2T 20 - 32 lbs
3T 28 - 40 lbs

Tummy: Measure 1 inch below the bellybutton.

Legs/Thighs: Measure starting at the top of the leg at the hip then around through the crotch and back up to the top of the thigh.

Rise: Measure while your toddler is wearing a diaper. Measure from 1 inch below the belly button down through the crotch and up to the 1 inch above your starting level.

"I really love these trainers. My 3 yo has been recently potty training... We used the Kissaluvs pocket trainer before switching him to underwear and I must say they are a nice transition. They felt like big boy underwear, but still gave us the protection we needed if he peed his pants.... It's a really nice fit. There are two sets of snaps so you can adjust for the perfect fit." - From Lifewithmylittles.blogspot.com

"[Wahmies One Size] Not only do I love the print and feel of these [Kissa's pocket trainer] training pants, I love how the snaps are easy to get on and off and how trim fitting they are. I like that if my child had an accident it would hold something, but my daughter instantly felt wet and headed to the potty. I will definitely be getting more of these when I begin potty training my youngest." - From Diaperpin.com

"[Wahmies One Size] We're beginning to potty train our 2 year old. [Kissa's pocket trainers] are fantastic! I love that you can add inserts for over night, or to just use it as a pocket diaper if you're not ready to potty train yet, but it's on the horizon. I LOVE the adorable prints on the inside! My son requests the ""dine-saurs"" diaper all the time! Such a good idea! You can tell your little one not to poo poo on the dinosaurs ;). Love this trainer!" - From Diaperpin.com

"[Wahmies One Size] Imse Vimse training pants are definitely our favorite cloth training pants, and also the most popular for our customers! They fit like real underwear, look like real underwear, and are so fun for kids to wear." - From Jilliansdrawers.com

 
 

Kissa's Pocket Trainers

For daytime or overnight use

Kissa's Pocket Trainer
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Kissa's Pocket Trainer
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Kissa's Pocket Trainers come with everything you're looking for in a pair of training pants.

A waterproof outer layer keeps leaks in. Trainers are easy to pull on, so your toddler feels grown up about dressing himself, but mommy or daddy can also easily snap them off, for hassle-free cleaning. Adjustable snaps, so you can be sure they'll fit. Comes with an absorbent pad sewn in to keep in leaks, but an extra pocket allows you to add extra absorbency if your child still has a lot of accidents.

Inner fabric is made of cotton flannel with cute designs (cycles for the lagoon, dinosaurs for the gold). These allow you tell your child, "Don’t poop on your cycles or dinos!” to make potty-training so much quicker!

All manufactured with the high standards of quality that Kissaluvs is known for. Made in the USA.

P960

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Imse Vimse Daytime Training Pants

Imse Vimse
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Made with 100% organic cotton, Imse Vimse Training Pants prevent your toddlers' clothes from getting wet when small accidents happen. Trim and comfortable, the outside layer of these trainers is made of organic cotton knit. The padded area inside is made of two layers of absorbent organic cotton terry, and an inner of waterproof PUL.

For day-time use only. Not recommended for nap-time. Add a diaper liner and/or a diaper cover for heavy wetters, as needed.

Washing Care: For best results, turn inside out before washing.

Other sizes available by special order. (Please send us a message and we will contact you for further details.)

P890

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Training Pants FAQ's

Kissa's Pocket Trainer

(1) What are training pants?

Training pants are a cross between diapers and underwear, and are meant to help your potty-training child make the transition from diapers to normal underwear. Unlike diapers, they are shaped like underwear, and are meant to be pulled on and off by your toddler. However, like diapers they can hold in accidents so your toddler doesn't make a mess on the floor.

(2) How do I use Kissa's training pants?

Kissa's training pants are pulled on like regular underwear. They can also be pulled off like regular underwear, but Kissa's training pants come with side snaps so Mommy or Daddy can pull them without making a mess if your child has an accident. The side snap also make them easy to change quickly without having to take all of your toddler's clothes off.

(3) How do I use Imse Vimse training pants?

Imse Vimse training pants are pulled on and off like regular underwear.

(4) I use disposable pull-ups for my toddler. Why should I use cloth training pants instead?

Disposable pull-ups actually prevent children for learning to potty-train, because they make your child feel dry! In contrast, using cloth training pants speeds up potty-training.

The cost of using cloth training pants is equal to or even cheaper than the cost of using disposable pull-ups! And if you have more than one child, they definitely come out cheaper because the next child can use the same training pants!

Finally, cloth training pants are better for the environment because you won't be adding disposable pull-ups to our already over-burdened landfills!

(5) How many pairs of Training Pants do I need?

It depends on how often your child has accidents, and how often you do the laundry, but four to six is a good number if you do the laundry everyday. Most parents switch back and forth between diapers and training pants at first, and then later let their child wear training pants more and more often as their child has less accidents.

(6) They seem expensive ....

In the long-run, they actually cost about the same or even less than disposable pull-ups. On average, it takes about 3 to 6 months to potty-train a toddler. Most parents gradually switch from diapers to training pants or pull-ups as the child grows in potty-training confidence.

Following this method, if you use an average of 2.5 disposable pull-ups per day, that will cost you P5,625 to P11,250 per child over the course of potty-training.

On the other hand, four to six pairs of training pants will cost you P3,560 to P5,760 and your next child can use them as well!

(8) How do I wash these training pants?

Remove solid waste. Machine-wash or handwash with half of the regular amount of detergent you normally use. Avoid using detergent with fabric softener or other additives. The training pants can be dried in a dryer on medium or line-dried.

If you have hot water, you may machine-wash on hot. If you have a tumble-dryer, you may dry on hot once a month (medium the rest of the month).

Do not use fabric softeners or bleach.

 

Pinoybaby Store is an authorized reseller of Snap-EZ, Kissa's and Imse Vimse Training Pants. If you find any defects in the trainng pants you purchase, kindly let us know immediately so we can tell you how to avail of the manufacturer's warranty.