Pjama Bedwetting Shorts (BLUE) for Children

These are fantastic, the only reusable discreet pants that have ever held all of my son’s overnight accidents. Does take days to dry, but having a couple would be the best way to have them.

I like that the pants held the liquid through the night. I am stilling waiting for the pant to dry after 5 days on the washing line. It’s not humid l, it’s been sunny. I washed in the washing machine, so spin cycle included. Now I have put them in the dryer, which I was trying to avoid for longer lasting durability. Bought them as an option for camping, realise this will not work. My son is resistant to wearing pull-ups for the fact that he associates with wearing a nappy and doesn’t want to feel like that… he likes the Pjama bed wetting pants. So great in theory.

We have had mixed success, but he still leaks out of the shorts, whole bed gets wet. Have followed all the instructions and recommendations and am at a loss to know what else we could possibly use. Thought this was my solution, in theory a great product but not in practice.

Just some background on my son who I bought the pants for. He is 9 year old, ASD level 1 with ADHD and ODD, no intellectual disability. He is in a mainstream school with support. He took a long time to toilet train and has had encoporesis (severe constipation resulting to damage to bowel) since he was 3 which impacts his night time accidents. He likes the pants and tends to choose to wear them when they are not in the wash. I've sent them to scout camp and he recently flew in them. I like that they don't look like pyjamas so he can wear them through the airport etc. My son is very fussy about fabrics and he likes these pants which is a huge plus. In the UK, he wore both the shorts and pants, they both seemed to suit the UK Summer. Unfortunately on the way back, he vomited all over the pants then, on the second leg when he wasn't wearing them, wet himself. I would have been more inclined to carry another pair with me if they weren't as bulky and the plane is a bit chilly for the shorts so didn't have them in the hand luggage. The only major downside to the pants are how long they take to dry once washed. I've taken them on a trip to QLD when he wet almost every night then took a couple of days to dry on the line. I found that I had to check if they were dry all the way through, not just touch dry on the surface, because one night they weren't thoroughly dry and he wet straight through them.

It went AWESOME. The pants worked perfectly and my daughter came back all smiles because no one had even noticed she was wearing them. Camp was causing her so much anxiety, and she came back full of confidence and looking forward to the next camping trip. Thank you so much. It has meant so so much to her. Also, I’ve found laundering them to be fairly easy too. I’ve line dried and then popped in the dryer for an air dry cycle and it’s worked perfectly.