P&S girls concealed pants for wetting

Our daughter has an overactive bladder. We tried these on her when she was four and she leaked straight through them. As gradually, gradually, gradually she seemed to be getting less incontinent we tried them again when she was about five by which time they were much better. Now, at almost six they seem to be fine and, unlike most brands, they do actually look like small girls pants which is nice. I don't think that they can actually be used with an additional pad though. The inner gusset isn't designed to take one. You might just get a tiny one in, but I can't see that adding much. Also, they seem to size on the small side. Our daughter is mostly wearing 4-5 sizes but in these she's a 7-8 (large).

These have been very helpful for our four year old with an overactive bladder. They won't absorb a full bladder release but contain the small leaks and have cut back on our laundry quite a bit. She loves the heart print.

These pants have given my 6 year old the confidence to go to school & not worry about minor leaks. I’m very impressed with them compared to other products on the market as they are very discreet, & she is happy to wear them. They are not 100% waterproof in that they do get wet if there is a full bladder accident involved, but they stop the minor leaks. They have withstood washing well (follow the instructions - no fabric conditioner & no tumble drying). Would definitely recommend

Our three year old has a 'duplex kidney' and a constant steady drip, (awaiting surgery) these pants give us both the confidence that she won't leak onto her clothes for a few hours but she still feels like a big girl, in her 'big girl pants'!!! (Potty trained)

These have given my daughter so much more freedom and confidence. She’s struggled with continence since she was three (she’s now age nine) and we’ve used these for the past few years. They wash well (though do follow the instructions - no softener!) and mean she only has to change her pants, not a full clothing change should she have an accident, making it all much more discreet and easier for her to manage on her own at school, at friends’ houses, etc. They even enabled her to go on her first two night residential school trip this academic year, including being strapped into harnesses for climbing and similar activities with less stress. She was absolutely thrilled (and her teachers and I were much less worried!!) Would highly recommend.