Latest reviews about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

DAVINA24M says "easy to use" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

DAVINA24M — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:28:52 GMT

Help child understand the change between pampers and pull ups

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aemerrill says "Pampers FeelnLearn training pants don't help with potty training" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

aemerrill — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:52:08 GMT

Pampers Feel n Learn training pants do not help my daughter learn when she needs to use the potty. The pants are supposed to feel cool when the child wets them. Either my daughter just ignores the coolness or doesn't notice. These pants are easy for her to get on and off.

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hockeygirl says "Difficult for a toddler" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

hockeygirl — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:08:59 GMT

Okay so i know the whole potty training thing can be scary right? Well picture this, sitting in a hallway with 14 pre school children six of which are in the middle of potty training.. Scared yet? Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants have both there pros a cons. As a pre school teacher they are my nightmare. I love the fact that they have the desings to let the children know when they are wet but the sides make it difficult. Most children have not mastered the fact that you do not need to strip down to the nude before changing your diaper. So haveing pull ups without the reconnecting sides makes both ends more difficult. Just imagen little Suzzie taking off her pants and pull up off in the middle of hall. Once the children have mastered the bathoom and know about privacy by all means. Give them the "Easy ups" until then.. lets stick to the reconnecting sides.

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cgotwald says "Great for potty training" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

cgotwald — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 16:22:56 GMT

This product has helped my little boy become potty trained...

GrahamFam03 says "The best for the money" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

GrahamFam03 — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 01:06:15 GMT

Training pants are so expensive. So, if you are going to buy the disposable ones you better get the good ones.

Pampers are where it's at. They hold in leaks; even through the night. They have a nice added perfume smell. Plus, they have cute designs that kids love to wear.

Also, if you have a kmart in your hometown they offer generic training pants that are cheap and work well. You get 44 training pants for only $8.00. Now, thats a bargain.
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brijulwallace says "Superb!" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

brijulwallace — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 04:00:10 GMT

We love Pull-Ups. They give my chance a son to practice using the potty and feel like a big boy without the risk of a mess. I only wish they cost less....

winterfamily5 says "Should have stuck with Pull-Ups" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

winterfamily5 — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 00:25:00 GMT

I have always been a big Pampers fan. We used Swaddlers and Pampers Sensitive Wipes and loved them! So when it came time to potty train my middle daughter we thought we'd stick with a Pampers brand and bought the Feel N Learns. BIG mistake! It was no different than buying diapers. Everytime we sat on the potty (every 1-2 hours) we had to put a new one on because the sides on these tear constantly. One time my daughter pulled her pants down and the Feel N Learn was only attached at one side the other side had torn in half! The nice thing about Pull-Ups is the velcro sides. If you need to change one, or if it just comes undone you can velcro the Pull-Ups back together. Needless to say when the Feel N Learns were gone we bought Huggies Pull Ups!...

blue291 says "Thankfully, something he doesn't mind wearing!" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

blue291 — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 23:29:17 GMT

I have tried every training pant on the market and these are the only ones that my 3 yr old son will wear.

I have also out of desperation with training my son found the one and only piece of advice that has truly helped. I follow my son with a bowl, a disposable bowl that I catch his pee in when ever he goes. After a week or so of this he now looks for the bowl but even with that I couldn't get him to wear any other training pants. These have been a life saver on my laundry budget.

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kott102407 says "They work...sorta" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

kott102407 — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 01:53:29 GMT

In general, the Feel and Learns are good products. The designs (currently Dora for girls, not sure for boys) are fun for the kids. My daughter loves getting her "Dora diaper panties." and putting them on herself. They pull up just like panties, and the designs make it easy for her to tell which direction is the front.

However...there is no real way for the child to tell if they are wet or not. Unlike PullUps brand that has the wetness liners and the cool alert, these have nothing. So most of the time, I have to tell her she's wet b/c she doesn't realize it. They are just like a diaper when it comes to being wet. She realizes she's dirty, but not wet b/c the absorb like diapers do.

I would recommend them, but not to someone who was just starting potty training..only to someone who was working later on in the training.

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pamperedpeterson says "Great value!" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

pamperedpeterson — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 18:17:39 GMT

I love these training pants! Both my boys have used them, and they are very durable. They have never torn apart, and are able to be pulled up and down several times during the day. They also hold a lot of moisture, and can be used at night. I also like that they feel cool when the child "leaks" so that they learn control.
I always buy them on sale and with a coupon, which makes them VERY affordable....