These huggies goodnites boxer diapers works great for our 7year old son he loves the feel of them as hes not fully potty trained at night.

Huggiesdiaperfam

Milwaukee Wisconsin

these diapers/pull-ups are great and they hold up well. but it leaks a little when our son fills it fully.

danny1234

burbank, ca

Huggies Good Nights are great for those summer months. I alternate between these and Pampers Underjams. They look like boxers which are cool so your child doesn't feel like they are wearing over night protection because it's disguised as a boxer shorts. They have boys and girl versions. The girls come in pink and the boys come in blue. In my opinion this is a great product for over night leaks or if your child still has bed wetting issues. I would buy this product more if it wasn't so expensive, but overall it is a great product. It has great absorbancy and best of all no leaks. Absorbency Great concept. I love that it comes in boxer form. Makes the kiddos feel like they don't even have on over night protection pullups. Comfort Very Comfortable. They come in sizes small, medium and large. It depends on the weight of your child so follow the weight chart to select the one that suits your kids needs. Leak Prevention Great Leak Protection.

NeshHughes

USA

These boxers did NOT work out for my 15 year old son who is a bed-wetter. His bed would be wet every night and it would wake him up. These are the worst! I am still using Goodnites Products, but now, I am using the regular pull-ups and disposable underwear for my son and we have no problem with the GoodNites Disposable Underwear, just the boxers, So, use the regular goodnites underwear.

Nancy224

USA

I'm a Huggies lover all the way so I was super surprised and disappointed with the Huggies Goodnites Sleep Shorts Diapers.  The concept was brilliant.  The step up from pull ups for kids who still needed some overnight protection.  Making them look like boxers or sleep shorts was the perfect way to conceal what they were in the even the child was spending the night out or had a friend over or even was just embarrassed about their bedwetting problem.  They are rather pricey having to use one each night though and there were two main problems for us.  First off they just don't hold much and my child was a deep sleeper so waking up to use the bathroom was pretty difficult for a few years.  Even wearing these they woke up in a soaked bed every morning.  We ended up ditching these and I set an alarm to wake them and take them to the bathroom twice a night for about two years until they outgrew it.  The other problem we had with them was that they made noise!  That rustling diaper sound when they moved.  Eww!  Also my child did not like the way they felt and was uncomfortable whenever they were on.

VickiNittinger

Jacksonville, FL

GOODNIGHTS BOXERS--BIG MISTAKE!!!I HAVE BEEN BUYING GOODNIGHTS  UNDERWEAR FOR MY 5 YEAR OLD AUTISTIC SON FOR A WHILE NOW. HIS DADDY WEARS BOXERS SO I THOUGHT HE WOULD LOVE THESE. WHAT A MISTAKE. THEY ARE NOTHING LIKE THE REGULAR GOODNIGHTS. ITS LIKE A CHEAP DIAPER INSIDE WITH NO SIDE PANELS....FRONT AND BACK OF A REGULAR DIAPER WITH A CHEASY ELASTIC WAISTBAND. THE "BOXER" MATERIAL IS THIN AND FEELS LIKE PAPER. HORRIBLE CHOICE.

BELLA48505

Jacksonville, FL

I was given a package of these and they dont seem very useful for me.  The outside of the pull ups fall apart very easily. They are made with very thin paper like outsides.  Not very good construction. They dont really fit very well because they are made like boxers.  Whenever my son wears them they seem to fit him funny and they fall apart when he wets.  I like the regular pull ups because they have a better fit.

stayathomemommy

Round Lake, IL

  Hello, my name is Renee R. and I am a twenty-six year old mother of three children: ages seven (boy), six (girl), and one years old (boy).  These "boxers" are great because they let me and my seven year old son who sleeps so "hard" that he doesn't wake up in the middle of the night with the urge to go to the bathroom like my six year old.  About a year ago my son began to feel self consious when he would wet the bed and his younger sister would make fun of him and even make a point to tell people that her big brother wet the bed.  I began to notice that it was affecting his self confidence and bought him the sleep diapers (Huggies pull ups and similar products) and my daughter would still make fun of him and tell him he was wearing diapers.  I saw the boxers and bought them and now she doesn't say a word because she has no idea that they aren't boxers.  I would definately recommend the Good Nites Boxers :)  

claytonrenee

Deland, FL

We received a few of these as samples in the mail to try when they first came out.  My son was 5 turning 6 and occasionally had an accident at night.  He refused to wear these.  When I DID have him put them on (finally) it was like wearing those paper gowns in the OBGYN's office (but as shorts).  I honestly did not see how these were going to stop a full blown pee in the middle of the night.  Anywho, my son did not actually pee in them (luckily, as I"m pretty sure they would not have worked well---BUT I could be wrong???) and after our 3 samples were gone I did not want to purchase more.  He would much rather just wear a pull-up than a boxer-type underwear that scrunched up in his pajama pants (plus he like the character on it!).  So I purchased Pull-ups instead.  Boxers just didn't work with my boys----they have never worn boxer underwear, which may have been the biggest reason why.  But these were so thin and papery I didn't like them anyway.

byudawn

Provo, UT

My 4 year old daughter has not quite mastered waking up to go potty at night time and she is too big to comfortably wear regular diapers so I picked up some of the Huggies Goodnites sleep short diapers for her. She was excited that they were pink and they were shorts so that was good. But when you actually put them on they are tight on the diaper like part but bulky on the shorts part. So she was uncomfortable bc of the diaper clinging to her legs but then the weird material they used for the outside were all bunched up under her pajamas. She also had a hard time pulling the shorts down herself when she needed to use the bathroom. She claimed she liked them and didn't mind plus they worked as far as absorbency goes so we went ahead and finished the pack since they are pricey. I then found they had a version that are more like actual diapers and they have all kinds of pretty designs on them so I switched to those and she seems much more comfortable. I would recommend staying away from the shorts version and trying to find the ones that are cut more like a diaper.

kims62001

Huffman, TX