Which style of training pant should I choose?

Day training pants ( briefs style undies with a waterproof, absorbent pad, flannel topped so they feel the wetness)

• daytime training
• children who are incontinent at school 
• children who are in the last stages of night training and wake as soon as they start to wet
• as EC pants or as a nappy break for babies 

Night training pants (shorts style pants with a large waterproof absorbent pad, flannel topped so they feel the wetness) 

• children who are starting to wet smaller volume and /or wake up when they wet at night
• daytime training when you need a bit more absorbency ( eg. Car trips, shopping, grandmas house)
• children who just prefer to wear shorts style undies
• as EC pants or as a nappy break for babies

Bedwetting pants ( pull-up style ‘big kid’ nappy type pants with full waterproof outer and packed with absorbency. Microfleece or flannel inner available) 

• children who still fill a pull-up regularly at night or don’t wake up when they wet 
• car trips or days out when it may be hard to change the child immediately 
• any time you need a full waterproof outer 
• as a nappy substitute in younger children