Potty training goes more smoothly when your toddler can manage their clothes independently. Easy pull-on organic pants and shorts with elastic waists help little ones get to the potty in time, and two-piece pajamas make night-time bathroom trips easier than one-piece sleepers.
Many children stay dry during the day long before they stay dry at night, so keep a supply of disposable diapers or overnight pants on hand, along with gentle wipes. You can also browse our full range of organic baby and toddler clothes.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should my toddler start potty training?
There's no set age. The American Academy of Pediatrics notes that many children show signs of readiness between 18 and 24 months, while others aren't ready until closer to 3. Following your child's cues works better than starting at a particular birthday.
What are the signs my child is ready for underwear?
Common signs include staying dry for two hours or more, showing interest in the toilet, telling you when their diaper is wet or dirty, and being able to pull their pants up and down. Your child doesn't need to show every sign, but several together suggest they're ready.
Should I use underwear or training pants?
Many parents move straight to cotton underwear during the day, because children can feel when they're wet, which helps them learn. Disposable training pants can be useful for naps, nights and long outings while your child is still learning.
How many pairs of underwear does my toddler need?
Accidents are a normal part of learning, so plan for at least 10–12 pairs during potty training. That gives you enough for several changes a day between washes.
Briefs or boxers: which is better for toddlers?
Both work well, and it mostly comes down to your child's preference. Briefs sit closer to the body, while boxers are a little roomier. Letting your toddler choose their favourite prints can make them more excited to wear underwear.
What size toddler underwear should I buy?
Choose by your child's waist and weight using the brand's size guide. Underwear should be snug enough to stay in place but loose enough for your child to pull down easily on their own, which matters during potty training.
When will my child stay dry at night?
Night-time dryness often comes months or even years after daytime training, and bedwetting is common in young children. Keep using overnight diapers or pants until your child wakes up dry regularly, and talk to your pediatrician if you have concerns.
Do you offer free shipping and returns on toddler underwear?
Yes. Every order ships free with hassle-free returns, and first-time customers get 10% off at checkout, up to a maximum discount of $75. See our shipping and returns pages for details.
