5 Reasons Moms Are Using These Undies To Finally Get Their Toddler Out Of Diapers
By Karissa GelownUpdated Nov 2026
If your toddler is still in diapers, it’s probably not because they’re stubborn or “not ready.” Diapers pull pee away from the skin in seconds, so they’ve never actually felt themselves go. And you can’t learn to control something you can’t feel. These undies let them feel it, and keep it in.
1Not A Diaper. Not Regular Undies. The Thing In Between.
Diapers keep them so dry they never feel a thing. Regular undies let them feel it, but you’re cleaning up puddles five times a day.
UpAiry does both jobs. A soft cotton layer stays a little damp, so they feel it. Underneath, absorbent layers and a waterproof outer keep it in.

- Feel it when they go
- Holds 112ml without leaking
- Waterproof outer
- Soft cotton on their skin
- Pull up & down themselves
- Machine washable
- Wear again tomorrow
- Prints they pick
- Daycare, car & park
- Boys & girls, 7–55 lbs
2500k+ Toddlers Potty Trained. Here’s What Changes.
Parents tell us the same story over and over. The toddler who peed in a diaper and kept playing is now stopping, feeling it, and running for the potty.
33 Layers. Each One Has A Job.
The top layer lets them feel it. The rest make sure it doesn’t go anywhere. That’s the whole trick: the feeling, without the flood.
112ml Holds a full toddler accident without leaking
4Out Of Diapers In Weeks, Not Months
Most parents see real progress in the first week. The most common mistake? Switching back to disposables for outings. It sends mixed messages. Use UpAiry every day for the best results.
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First Signs
They start noticing when they’re wet. “I’m wet!” starts turning into “I need to go.”
92%of parents noticed progress in the first week.* - Day 21
Visible Changes
More potty trips they start themselves. Fewer accidents, fewer changes, less laundry.
93%of parents noticed fewer accidents.* - Day 30
Full Impact
The potty is just what they do now. The diaper pack in the cupboard stops going down.
99%of parents saw a positive impact on potty training.*
5Wash It. Wear It. Stop Buying Diapers.
Diapers and wipes can cost up to $100 a month. That’s $100 × 12 = $1,200 a year, and every cent of it goes in the trash.

That’s less than one month of diapers. Wash them, wear them again tomorrow, then hand them down to the next one.
What Parents Are Saying
★★★★★“These work!! We started using them and now my son is using the potty. I honestly thought this day would never come...”
Lauren D.
★★★★★“I got 5 of the giraffe training pants for my daughter. She wore them to daycare with spares and the staff were pleased the accidents were contained. Now in her second week she has no more accidents and feels proud of herself! Absolutely love these.”
Sophie L.
★★★★★“Excellent quality and my son loves the patterns! Good absorbency while still letting him feel his pee. He is now using the potty! Will definitely buy again.”
Emily R.
★★★★★“My little one had her first accident in these and I'm impressed by the absorbency, the outside stayed dry. The adorable colours and patterns made potty training much more enjoyable!”
Hannah W.
★★★★★“Amazing product! We saw a difference in only three days of using it.”
Danielle K.
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