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Training Pants
 Reusable, cloth training pants are the perfect solution for families looking to assist their toddler in potty learning.
Early potty learners usually still wear a waterproof diaper or Snap-EZ pull-up trainer for naps and overnight, alternating with training pants during the day. More advanced potty learners may wear regular underwear at home, but need added protection of training pants when out and about. For daytime toilet training, we recommend Imse Vimse Training Pants.
ImseVimse Training Pants (pictured at left) are functional, stylish and are made with organic cotton. Kids love the trim and comfortable fit. Organic cotton knit outside with two layers of absorbent organic cotton terry on the inside, and one hidden inner layer of waterproof PUL. ImseVimse training pants protect clothes from getting wet when small accidents happen.
Cotton fibers allow your child to feel moisture when wet, which can assist in the potty learning process. Heavy wetting accidents may result in moist clothing, but this also assists in potty learning, as the child learns that he or she cannot rely on training pants for use as diapers. Add to cart below.
Tip: For older children and heavy wetters, increase absorbency by adding a diaper doubler.
Imse Vimse Training Pants Size Chart
| Size |
Approximate Age |
Weight |
| Small |
15-24 months |
24 - 31 lbs |
| Medium |
2-3 years |
29 - 38 lbs |
| Large |
3-4 years |
35-44 lbs |
| Junior |
4-5 years |
41-55 lbs |
In our experience, these trainers run a bit large. Our 46 pound three-year-old son fit comfortably in size Large.
Snap-Ez Eco Training Pants
Snap-EZ Eco Stuffable Training Pants feature a durable, waterproof outer PUL fabric, custom milled microfleece, polyeurathane industrial snaps, and Lastin elastic. Best of all, these are all made by work-at-home moms right here in Washington State!
Snap-Ez training pants are essentially a pocket diaper available in toddler sizes that can be pulled up and down. They are very waterproof and a great solution for early potty learners and overnight bed wetters. Fold Over Elastic in Snap-EZ Training Pants is gentle on your child's legs and it's stretchy, so these trainers are easy to put on and take off! This allows your child to feel like he's now in big kid pants, not diapers, and allows for independence as your child is ready for it! The side snaps are great for cleaning up accidents, and make for quick and easy changes without taking clothing off!
Snap-Ez training pants offer a nice, trim fit and can be stuffed with the insert of your choosing. Our older son uses these successfully overnight and appreciates being able to pull them on and off as needed without assistance.
Inserts are sold separately.
For daytime use, we recommend stuffing with one insert of your choosing. Regular inserts work well, including the bumGenius One-Size Inserts or Loopy-Do Inserts. (Loopy-Do inserts are trimmer, more absorbent, and contain ultra-absorbent hemp. Size medium fits nicely in the 1T and 2T trainer. Size large fits nicely in the 3T and Youth Small trainers.)
For overnight we recommend stuffing with two inserts, one of which should be hemp. We like the Loopy-Do Insert paired with the Knickernappies Just Hemp Insert. (Size Medium for the 1T and 2T trainer, Size Large for the 3T and Youth Small Trainer.)
Snap-Ez Trainer Size Chart
*Please note: the sizes run large. Most children wearing 3T clothing wear a 1T or 2T trainer. At 48 pounds, our son wore the size 3T trainer when wearing size 5T clothing. Please measure your child for correct sizing.
| Size |
Tummy |
Thigh |
Rise |
| 1T |
14 1/2 - 19 1/2 |
9 1/2 - 11 1/2 |
15 |
| 2T |
16-21 |
11-13 |
16 |
| 3T |
19-23 |
12-14 |
18 |
| Y-S (Youth Small |
21-25 |
13-16 |
20 |
Measuring Your Child:
The tummy: Measure around the waist at the level of 1 inch below the belly button.
The thigh: Measure starting at the top of the leg at the hip - where the leg bends - then around through the crotch and back up to the top of the thigh.**Both of these measurements are basically along the lines of low rise underwear**
The rise: Measure from 1 inch below the belly button down through the crotch and up to the level of the belly button in the back. (I recommend measuring the rise over a stuffed diaper.)
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