The coziest, big kid diapers out there
Chameleon Undies Bedwetting Pants
Chameleon Undies replaced Hero Undies AND Nighttime Undies, 'cause they're a better big kid diaper ;)

Soft & Cozy
Kids love these soft, fluffy undies. They feel amazing and give kiddos confidence when they wake up dry

Stylish
Getting out of plastic disposable baby diapers can do wonders for a child's self esteem. Put on some comfier thoughts :)

Waterproof
I can remember so many mornings where my son would wake up in a sad, soggy puddle. Not anymore, baby! Waterproof gussets lock wetness in!
Save SOOOO Much Money - Who Knows How Long Bedwetting Will Last!?!?
Most families spend well over $600 on disposable bedwetting products per year. That's the price of a weekend vacation! Super Undies can last 3 or more years, saving you money, and saving the planet :)

Strong Waterproofing
Super Undies are made with PUL, which is a thinly laminated non-wicking fabric. PUL has a soft drapey feel to it, is waterproof in nature, but allows more breathability than disposable diapers. Waterproof gussets line the legs of these Undies, locking in the wetness.
Adjustable Absorbency
Underwear for night time potty training and bedwetting should be very absorbent and accommodate whatever your child can put out without leaking, but still allow the child to feel wet. This helps create the brain/body connection necessary to work through nighttime potty training, and that's exactly what our Chameleon Undies do!
Handmade in America
We are hand-made in American by moms, right out of their home. They are provided with industrial sewing machines, and they are tested for expert skill. Working from home allows them to provide an income for their families, while still being with their babies :)
Because of our unique business model in supporting work-at-home-moms, we get shipments in throughout the week. We don't always know what is coming in, so if you see something you like grab it!
Perform a cold water rinse
Run a Hot Wash Cycle -Use detergent you trust.
Dry on Medium
No bleach, no fabric softener
That’s it!
Chameleon Undies are a direct replacement for UnderJams or GoodNites. They are an all-in-one heavily padded, waterproof underwear developed for children to use overnight when they wet the bed or are night training.
Chameleon Undies are Made in American by work-at-home Mamas, on professional sewing machines. Please allow time for these to ship :)
How To Potty Train At Night
Step 1 - Switch To Cloth
Start by using cloth, rather than disposables. You cannot effectively potty train at night if you mask the wet feeling. Your brain only has one chance per night to make the connection between the feeling of a full bladder and the wetness that follows, so make sure you do not deny it that opportunity.
Step 2 - Make Sure Your Child Gets Extra Sleep
There is a place in the brain that stays awake while you sleep called the Thalamus. It is in charge of releasing ADH (Anti-diuretic hormone) which ensures you don’t eliminate in your sleep. When your body isn’t rested well enough, the Thalamaus doesn't have the needed energy to stay awake, so you don't get that crucial ADH necessary to stop the production of urine while you sleep. When you bladder fills, it has to release. Getting thirty more minutes of sleep per night for a few weeks can be enough to restore your sleep tank and stop bedwetting. It is also a great indicator for if your kiddo is going to wet the bed tonight. Busy exhausted day? Yup, it's happening. There are a ton of other reasons why sleep is important, so you might as well give it a shot!
Step 3 - Light Up The Bathroom
You might be shocked to find out that one major cause of nighttime bedwetting is simply a fear of the dark. Making your child feel safe to go to the bathroom when no one is around can be very impactful in your nighttime potty training efforts. Install night lights low in their room to light their foot path. Keep a nightlight plugged in in the bathroom and if possible, install a toilet light to light the bowl and give your child an easy way of aiming.
Step 4 - Occasionally Have Your Child Sleep Bare-butted
When a child pees at night and the wetness is caught in the diaper, whether cloth or disposable, it is held close to the body. That limits the cause and effect feeling. If you want a real “wake up” effect, having nothing will give that to you! Sure, you have to diaper the bed instead. Sure, you have to wash a blanket in the morning. Sure, you need to budget time for a bath or shower the next day, but this is all temporary. Have your child sleep bottomless for two to three days straight to kick in that waking-brain sensation. Remember, you only have one opportunity each night (usually) for the learning moment to happen, so these methods are not a one-night solution. You will need repetition for the solution to take hold. After a few days, if you don’t see any improvement, just go back to cloth overnight underwear and give this a shot in another month or so.
Super Undies has been helping parents learn how to potty train for 15 years
In fact, we made underwear to help nighttime potty train. These undies feel wet, while keeping your bed dry! Click here to see out how they are brilliantly constructed inside, and how we can get four layers of absorbency in there while still having them wash cleanly and dry thoroughly. And don't worry about washing them, it's a piece of cake. Here are the directions.
These crazy awesome overnight undies are sewn one at a time. We employ skilled seamstresses to work out of their home, allowing them the freedom to work at their own pace and stay close to their loved ones. We receive small batches of various prints and sizes each week so if you see something you like, just find your size and grab it before it's gone!
Nighttime Undies are an outstanding replacement for UnderJams or GoodNites. They are an all-in-one heavily padded, waterproof underwear developed for children to use overnight when they wet the bed or are night training.
100% cotton absorbency inside
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